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…imit Claude's usage API returns the same window's resets_at with different sub-second digits on every response. Since chattymin#334 the candy grant compared the raw string, so a window held at 100% looked new on each poll and granted a candy plus a notification about once a minute. Compare reset times instead: a window is new only when its reset moves by more than 10 minutes (real windows move by hours). Unix-second epochs from Codex follow the same rule; non-timestamp values keep string equality. Jitter no longer rewrites the stored epoch, so polls stop saving the companion state too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fork-internal CI check before opening the upstream PR. Will be closed. Upstream: chattymin#434