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Summary

  • Port the upstream 0.60.5 Copilot seat-credit presentation path into the Windows app.
  • Add an optional positive seat-credit allowance in provider settings and persist it through the Tauri bridge.
  • Derive a numeric credits_used window only when the allowance is valid; Automatic mode uses it only when no metered quota exists, while explicit metric choices remain authoritative.
  • Keep the existing informational credits row when the allowance is absent, so unknown progress is not presented as a percentage.

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  • Focused Copilot, metric-selection, settings, and bridge regression tests were added but not executed because this isolated worktree has no Rust target directory or frontend node_modules; no dependency or build artifacts were generated to protect local storage.

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  • Base: 10e3b0954b32770a9709197b1f4c6e530a3a5f80
  • Commit: bdaee879f81a85f7b90793ed70862230406c3fe3
  • Scope: Copilot provider parsing, fetch context/settings bridge, Automatic metric selection, provider settings UI, locale keys, and required fetch-context plumbing.
  • No merge performed; this PR is opened for review.

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  • New Features

    • Added an optional Copilot seat AI-credit allowance setting.
    • Displayed Copilot credit usage as a percentage of the configured allowance.
    • Added localized labels, helper text, and validation messaging.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved usage-window selection so fallback credit usage appears when core quota data is unavailable.
    • Preserved authoritative core quota reporting when available.
    • Preserved existing usage behavior when no valid allowance is configured.

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The PR adds an optional Copilot seat credit entitlement to settings, the frontend configuration flow, usage fetch contexts, Copilot API snapshots, and metric selection. It validates positive finite values and supports clearing the setting.

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Copilot seat credit entitlement

Layer / File(s) Summary
Settings contract and Copilot configuration
rust/src/settings/..., apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/settings.rs, apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/bridge.rs, apps/desktop-tauri/src/types/bridge.ts, apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/..., apps/desktop-tauri/src/i18n/keys.ts, rust/src/locale/...
Settings persist an optional entitlement. The update path distinguishes omitted, cleared, and numeric values. The provider settings UI validates and submits the value.
Fetch context and Copilot usage API
rust/src/core/provider.rs, rust/src/cli/..., apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/providers.rs, rust/src/providers/copilot/...
Fetch contexts carry the entitlement where configured. The Copilot API adds a copilot-seat-credits window when the entitlement and credit values are valid.
Fallback window data contract
rust/src/core/usage_snapshot.rs, apps/desktop-tauri/src/types/bridge.ts, apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs
Rate windows expose fallback-lane metadata, and existing fixtures mark non-fallback windows explicitly.
Usage metric selection rules
apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs
Automatic selection can use the Copilot seat credit window when no real metered window exists. Explicit metric preferences keep the primary window, and metered windows take precedence when available.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SettingsUI
  participant Settings
  participant FetchContext
  participant CopilotProvider
  participant CopilotApi
  participant UsageMetric
  SettingsUI->>Settings: submit entitlement
  Settings->>FetchContext: provide entitlement
  FetchContext->>CopilotProvider: pass entitlement
  CopilotProvider->>CopilotApi: request usage with entitlement
  CopilotApi->>UsageMetric: return credit usage window
  UsageMetric->>SettingsUI: select usage window
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to a6cca

Usage displays can show seat-credit progress or an informational 0% value instead of an available real quota. Correct the selection rules before merging.

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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs`:
- Around line 143-147: Update the Copilot fallback handling in
snapshot_from_response_with_seat_entitlement so a synthetic zero-quota primary
created when token_based_billing is absent or false is marked informational, or
otherwise ensure has_real_core_window only treats real quota windows as core;
preserve suppression of copilot-seat-credits when a genuine core window exists
so Automatic mode can select seat-credit progress for the synthetic fallback.

In `@rust/src/providers/copilot/api.rs`:
- Around line 425-437: In the seat-credit usage flow, compute the derived
percentage before constructing the window and return early when it is not
finite. Update the NamedRateWindow construction to use the validated percentage,
preserving the existing informational credits-row fallback.

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  • apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/bridge.rs
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  • apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/settings.rs
  • apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs
  • apps/desktop-tauri/src/i18n/keys.ts
  • apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/ProviderDetailPane.tsx
  • apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/credentials/CopilotSeatCreditOptions.tsx
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  • rust/src/cli/diagnose.rs
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  • rust/src/cli/hooks.rs
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  • rust/src/cli/usage.rs
  • rust/src/core/provider.rs
  • rust/src/locale.rs
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  • rust/src/providers/copilot/api.rs
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Thermo-Nuclear Review: PR #551 — [0.60.5] Port Copilot seat credit fallback

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Structural regressions

  • Copilot-special-casing is sprayed across the metric-selection core instead of living in the Copilot provider/policy layer. usage_metric.rs::automatic_window now contains three Copilot-identity branches bolted onto the generic selection flow:
    1. the early-exit guard snapshot.primary.is_informational && provider != Some(ProviderId::Copilot) && snapshot.secondary.is_none() → None,
    2. has_real_core_window (a whole new pass over four lane collections, computed per selection call) whose only consumer is the Copilot filter,
    3. the per-extra-window filter provider != Some(ProviderId::Copilot) || !has_real_core_window || extra.id != COPILOT_SEAT_CREDIT_WINDOW_ID.
      The repo rule is explicit — provider-specific logic stays in the provider module, no cross-provider branching in shared paths. automatic_metric_policy already exists as exactly the right home for per-provider selection knobs (prefers_available_window, prioritizes_exhausted_window, uses_extra_windows); this PR should have added a policy field (e.g. extra_windows_only_without_core: bool, or a #[allow]/#[skip] marker on the named window) rather than weaving provider equality checks through the generic path. The current shape makes every future reader of automatic_window reason about Copilot to understand the "generic" flow.
  • String-typed sentinel window id spanning three layers. COPILOT_SEAT_CREDIT_WINDOW_ID = "copilot-seat-credits" is minted in the shell crate (usage_metric.rs), matched against NamedRateWindowSnapshot.id produced by rust/src/providers/copilot/api.rs (NamedRateWindow::new("copilot-seat-credits", …)), and the shell crate cannot share the constant (would need a re-export or a move into codexbar). This is an untyped contract between crates matched by magic string. The provider should export the id (e.g. pub const SEAT_CREDIT_WINDOW_ID: &str in codexbar::providers::copilot, or a RateWindowKind::SeatCredits on NamedRateWindow) so the match fails loudly when renamed instead of silently disabling the fallback.
  • The explicit-preference guard in selected_usage_window is a second special-case in the shared entry point. if provider == Some(ProviderId::Copilot) && preference != MetricPreference::Automatic { return snapshot.primary.clone(); } intercepts all non-Automatic preferences for Copilot before preferred_window's normal fall-through (which already returns non_informational(primary) for missing session/model/tertiary lanes). Check the equivalence carefully: for Copilot with an explicit preference and informational primary, preferred_window for Session/Model/Tertiary would itself fall through to non_informational(Some(&primary))None → old code fell to automatic_window → seat-credit lane. The PR wants explicit choices not to show seat credits — a defensible product decision — but implementing it as an early-return veto in the dispatcher duplicates the non_informational(primary) fallback preferred_window already encodes, and it also changes Weekly/ExtraUsage/Average/Credits behavior for Copilot in ways the tests don't pin. Prefer encoding "informational primary is terminal when the preference is explicit" inside the preference resolver rather than a provider veto, or make the veto exact about which preferences it covers.
  • apply_advanced_settings returns Result now, but its body has exactly one fallible line — the Copilot entitlement validation. Converting a whole setter chain to Result<Self, String> (forcing .unwrap() in two existing tests and ? at the call site) for one validation is a symptom of the validation living in the wrong place. The same validity predicate (is_finite() && > 0.0) is already enforced at the boundary in both Settings::seat_credit_entitlement and Settings::set_seat_credit_entitlement (they .filter invalid values away silently) and again in the provider (append_seat_credit_window re-filters). Three layers defend the same invariant with two different behaviors (reject-with-error vs silently-drop). Pick one: either make set_seat_credit_entitlement return Result in settings.rs (the canonical owner) and let the command propagate, or accept-and-clamp everywhere. The apply_advanced_settings signature change exists only because the validation was put in the shell command instead of the settings model.

Missed simplification opportunities (code-judo)

  • The has_real_core_window + filter dance can disappear. What the filter actually says: "exclude the seat-credit window from Automatic consideration unless Copilot has no non-informational core lane." But look at what automatic_window does with the collected windows afterward: .filter(!is_informational) then highest_*. The seat-credit window is already non-informational by construction (append_seat_credit_window builds RateWindow::with_details, and the test asserts !is_informational). So the exclusion exists to demote it below real core windows — which the highest_available_window/highest_automatic_window/highest_window policies would otherwise not do. A cheaper and more honest model: mark the seat-credit window as a fallback-class lane at creation (a flag or a lower-priority class on NamedRateWindow), and have the single existing filter line windows.into_iter().filter(!informational) extended to filter(!informational && !fallback_lane || fallback_lane_allowed). Then has_real_core_window, the extra .any() pass over four collections, and the three-clause closure all collapse into one concept the provider itself declares. This is the judo move: let the provider annotate its window's priority class; the selector stays generic.
  • Copilot API helper growth is wrapper-stacking. fetch_usagefetch_usage_for_hostfetch_usage_for_host_with_seat_entitlementfetch_usage_with_token_and_seat_entitlement: the PR added two new wrappers around the same three-arg core and converted two originals into one-line delegates. With four layers, the public API now offers fetch_usage, fetch_usage_with_seat_entitlement, fetch_usage_for_host, fetch_usage_with_token — three of which exist only to supply None for a parameter the core already takes. The judo fix: since the only external caller chain is Provider::fetch_usage(&ctx) and commands/system.rs (fetch_usage_with_token(&token, None)), collapse to two methods — one taking an options/FetchContext-like struct or simply fetch_usage_with_token(token, host, seat_entitlement) — and delete fetch_usage_for_host_with_seat_entitlement + the two new one-line delegates. Same for snapshot_from_response_with_seat_entitlement (fine as one delegate, but it's the third copy of the pattern in one file).
  • The sentinel-filter test (non_finite_derived_seat_credit_percentage_is_omitted) defends against 1e308 / 1e-308 overflow — but the guard is already double-redundant: seat_credit_entitlement getter filters non-finite, append_seat_credit_window re-checks credits_used.is_finite() and the final used_percent.is_finite(). Two of the three checks can go; keep the division-result check only (it is the one that actually catches the overflow).

Spaghetti / branching complexity

  • selected_usage_window went from a clean 3-line composition (preferred.or(automatic).unwrap_or(primary)) to a composition + provider-veto + fallthrough. That dispatcher is the most-read function in the file; it is getting tangled.
  • automatic_window (already the busiest function in the file with Cursor and Claude preamble blocks) gains another provider block plus an intra-loop filter closure. The per-provider preambles are now Cursor, Claude, Copilot-guard, Copilot-filter — this function is on the same trajectory that produced automatic_metric_policy; finish the journey and put the Copilot semantics in the policy.

Boundary / abstraction / type problems

  • SettingsUpdate.copilot_seat_credit_entitlement: Option<Option<f64>> with a hand-rolled deserialize_double_option. The double-option is the correct serde idiom for tri-state (absent / null / value) and the test pins all three states — good. But note Option<Option<f64>> means the command layer also accepts Some(Some(-5.0)) and rejects it, while settings.set_seat_credit_entitlement(id, Some(-5.0)) silently stores None. The validation should be a property of the type (Option<PositiveF64> newtype with a serde impl, or validated in set_seat_credit_entitlement returning Result), not re-implemented per command. As written, every future setter of the field must remember to re-validate.
  • The bridge.ts type declares copilotSeatCreditEntitlement?: number | null in SettingsSnapshot while Rust SettingsSnapshot has Option<f64> — consistent enough; the tri-state lives only in SettingsUpdate. Fine, but the doc comment should say snapshot-side null/absent are equivalent.
  • ProviderConfig had to drop Eq to add Option<f64> (f64 is not Eq). That is a real, unavoidable cost — noted as correct, not a problem — but it means any code pattern-matching on PartialEq-only behavior should be checked; the PR did not call this out.

File-size / decomposition concerns

  • rust/src/providers/copilot/api.rs is at 1350 lines on the PR branch (was ~1176 on main). It was already past the 1k line before this PR, and this PR pushes it ~175 lines further with four tests and a wrapper layer. The test module (300+ lines) should be split to api/tests.rs or tests.rs per crate convention elsewhere (settings/tests.rs exists as precedent), and the snapshot-building section (snapshot_from_response*, append_seat_credit_window, quota structs) is a natural second module. Not a new regression created by this PR alone, but the PR worsens the worst file it touches and the decomposition is cheap.
  • usage_metric.rs 598 lines, settings.rs command file 742: under threshold, no action.
  • FetchContext gained a field → six call sites (cli/guard.rs, cli/hooks.rs, cli/serve/dashboard/source.rs ×2, cli/serve/data.rs, cli/usage.rs, plus Default) each hand-write seat_credit_entitlement: None. This is the standard struct-literal boilerplate tax this codebase pays for every FetchContext field (workspace_id/api_region already do the same) — the PR follows the existing pattern, so no new regression, but this is now the 4th field added this way; a FetchContext::minimal() builder would retire the pattern.

Lower-priority notes

  • Frontend CopilotSeatCreditOptions is a clean, focused 77-line component with draft/commit-on-blur semantics; matches the existing section patterns. No issues.
  • SettingsUpdate::refreshes_provider_data / notifies_float_bar both gained the entitlement check — correct wiring, consistent with siblings.
  • The PR body admits added tests were not executed ("not executed because this…"). Focused tests exist across copilot/api.rs, usage_metric.rs, settings.rs, and bridge round-trip — but the author has not claimed green runs. CI will adjudicate; do not treat the test suite as verified evidence until it runs.
  • Doc-comment quality is genuinely good (the "Automatic-only fallback, explicit choices remain authoritative" comments explain the why). The problem is where the logic lives, not the explanations.

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🟠 Major · Exclude fallback lanes from explicit ExtraUsage selection. · usage_metric.rs:246-252

apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs:246-252
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Exclude fallback lanes from explicit ExtraUsage selection.

extra_usage_window passes every extra window to highest_window, so a Copilot fallback lane can override a real core quota when MetricPreference::ExtraUsage is selected. Filter fallback_lane entries in extra_usage_window and add an explicit ExtraUsage regression test.

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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs` around lines 246 - 252,
Update extra_usage_window to exclude entries marked fallback_lane before passing
windows to highest_window, so MetricPreference::ExtraUsage selects only explicit
extra usage quotas. Add a regression test covering an ExtraUsage selection where
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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs`:
- Around line 132-148: Move the has_core_window calculation before the
early-return guard in automatic_window, and update the guard to return None only
when primary is informational, missing_core_is_terminal is enabled, and no
non-informational window exists across secondary, model_specific, or tertiary.
Reuse that computed value for the later selection logic.

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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs`:
- Around line 246-252: Update extra_usage_window to exclude entries marked
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MetricPreference::ExtraUsage selects only explicit extra usage quotas. Add a
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  • apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/bridge.rs
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  • rust/src/cli/hooks.rs
  • rust/src/cli/serve/dashboard/source.rs
  • rust/src/cli/usage.rs
  • rust/src/core/provider.rs
  • rust/src/core/usage_snapshot.rs
  • rust/src/locale.rs
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Comment on lines +132 to +148
if snapshot.primary.is_informational
&& policy.missing_core_is_terminal
&& snapshot.secondary.is_none()
{
return None;
}

let mut windows = Vec::with_capacity(4 + snapshot.extra_rate_windows.len());
windows.push(&snapshot.primary);
windows.extend(snapshot.secondary.iter());
windows.extend(snapshot.model_specific.iter());
windows.extend(snapshot.tertiary.iter());
let has_core_window = std::iter::once(&snapshot.primary)
.chain(snapshot.secondary.iter())
.chain(snapshot.model_specific.iter())
.chain(snapshot.tertiary.iter())
.any(|window| !window.is_informational);

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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Do not terminate when another core window is available.

When primary is informational, secondary is absent, and missing_core_is_terminal is true, the guard returns before model_specific or tertiary can be selected. automatic_window returns None, and selected_usage_window then falls back to the informational primary.

Compute has_core_window before the guard and use it to allow any non-informational core window:

Proposed correction
+    let has_core_window = std::iter::once(&snapshot.primary)
+        .chain(snapshot.secondary.iter())
+        .chain(snapshot.model_specific.iter())
+        .chain(snapshot.tertiary.iter())
+        .any(|window| !window.is_informational);
+
     if snapshot.primary.is_informational
         &amp;&amp; policy.missing_core_is_terminal
-        &amp;&amp; snapshot.secondary.is_none()
+        &amp;&amp; !has_core_window
     {
         return None;
     }
 
     let mut windows = Vec::with_capacity(4 + snapshot.extra_rate_windows.len());
     windows.push(&amp;snapshot.primary);
     windows.extend(snapshot.secondary.iter());
     windows.extend(snapshot.model_specific.iter());
     windows.extend(snapshot.tertiary.iter());
-    let has_core_window = std::iter::once(&amp;snapshot.primary)
-        .chain(snapshot.secondary.iter())
-        .chain(snapshot.model_specific.iter())
-        .chain(snapshot.tertiary.iter())
-        .any(|window| !window.is_informational);
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if snapshot.primary.is_informational
&& policy.missing_core_is_terminal
&& snapshot.secondary.is_none()
{
return None;
}
let mut windows = Vec::with_capacity(4 + snapshot.extra_rate_windows.len());
windows.push(&snapshot.primary);
windows.extend(snapshot.secondary.iter());
windows.extend(snapshot.model_specific.iter());
windows.extend(snapshot.tertiary.iter());
let has_core_window = std::iter::once(&snapshot.primary)
.chain(snapshot.secondary.iter())
.chain(snapshot.model_specific.iter())
.chain(snapshot.tertiary.iter())
.any(|window| !window.is_informational);
let has_core_window = std::iter::once(&snapshot.primary)
.chain(snapshot.secondary.iter())
.chain(snapshot.model_specific.iter())
.chain(snapshot.tertiary.iter())
.any(|window| !window.is_informational);
if snapshot.primary.is_informational
&& policy.missing_core_is_terminal
&& !has_core_window
{
return None;
}
let mut windows = Vec::with_capacity(4 + snapshot.extra_rate_windows.len());
windows.push(&snapshot.primary);
windows.extend(snapshot.secondary.iter());
windows.extend(snapshot.model_specific.iter());
windows.extend(snapshot.tertiary.iter());
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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs` around lines 132 - 148,
Move the has_core_window calculation before the early-return guard in
automatic_window, and update the guard to return None only when primary is
informational, missing_core_is_terminal is enabled, and no non-informational
window exists across secondary, model_specific, or tertiary. Reuse that computed
value for the later selection logic.

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Finesssee merged commit c4d8877 into main Sep 20, 2026
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Finesssee deleted the codex/port-0.60.5-copilot-seat-credits branch September 20, 2026 18:51
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