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Summary

  • Port the upstream 0.61.0 Venice Web subscription-credit source behind an explicit web usage setting.
  • Rebuild only the allowlisted Venice session cookie, reject incomplete/duplicate/control-character/oversized cookie material, and validate the session JWT expiration and credit claims without persisting credentials.
  • Project subscription credits, cycle usage, refill, cap, next refill, and plan as transient display details through the shared carrier from PR Add transient provider detail carrier #564.

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  • cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --lib providers::venice::tests
  • cargo test --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml commands::tests::venice_display_details_map_to_the_bridge_without_identity
  • cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings
  • cargo clippy --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings
  • git diff --check

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This branch is based on codex/port-0.61.0-provider-details (PR #564).

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  • New Features

    • Added browser-session usage support for the Venice provider alongside API-key access.
    • Added automatic, API, and browser-session usage source options for Venice.
    • Venice usage can now be loaded from a browser session or manually provided session cookie.
    • Added usage details including available credits, current-cycle usage, plan limits, subscription tier, and next refill information.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved validation for expired, anonymous, incomplete, or invalid Venice sessions, with clearer authentication and parsing errors.

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Venice now supports web-session usage retrieval through exact or chunked cookies. It validates session claims, builds usage details, and exposes the web source. The serve test now retries transient health-request failures.

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Venice web usage source

Layer / File(s) Summary
Source authentication wiring
rust/src/core/provider.rs, rust/src/providers/venice/mod.rs, apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/usageSourcePolicy.ts, apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/UsageSourceSection.test.tsx
Venice uses the venice.ai cookie domain, supports SourceMode::Web, advertises web support, and defines and tests the auto, oauth, and web usage-source options.
Web session processing and validation
rust/src/providers/venice/mod.rs
The provider reassembles session cookies, requests the Venice session token, validates JWT claims, creates informational usage details, and tests cookie, claim, epoch, and rejection handling.

Serve test reliability

Layer / File(s) Summary
Health request retry loop
rust/src/cli/serve/tests.rs
The over-cap connection test retries connection, write, and read failures within a two-second budget before asserting an HTTP 200 response.

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

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SourceModeWeb
  participant VeniceProvider
  participant VeniceSessionEndpoint
  SourceModeWeb->>VeniceProvider: select web usage source
  VeniceProvider->>VeniceProvider: resolve and reassemble session cookie
  VeniceProvider->>VeniceSessionEndpoint: request session token with cookie
  VeniceSessionEndpoint-->>VeniceProvider: return session token
  VeniceProvider->>VeniceProvider: validate claims and build usage snapshot
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Browser-session usage can ignore configured timing and reject a valid session in a malformed-cookie edge case, while the serve test can run longer than intended. These are bounded issues but should be addressed before relying on the new behavior.

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Thermo-Nuclear Review: PR #565 — Port Venice web subscription credits

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Structural regressions

  1. snapshot_from_web_claims is a shapeless grab-bag that conflates three jobs. It validates a JWT envelope, extracts credit fields, and renders display details, all in one ~120-line free function returning a tuple (UsageSnapshot, Vec<ProviderDisplayDetail>). Tuple returns of (state, side-list) are a smell: the caller then loops for detail in details { result = result.with_display_detail(detail) } — a fold the producer could have done itself. The ProviderFetchResult::with_display_detail chain is the canonical way to build results; the function should take a &mut ProviderFetchResult or return the finished ProviderFetchResult so the caller collapses to two lines. Low blast radius, but the current shape invites the next provider to copy the tuple-then-fold pattern.

  2. Duplicated canonical helper: resolve_api_key is copy-pasted verbatim. rust/src/providers/mod.rs already exposes pub(crate) fn resolve_api_key(explicit, credential_target, env_names) with the exact same body (explicit → keyring → env fallback). This PR clones it into providers/venice/mod.rs unchanged. Wait — it was already there on base at providers/venice/mod.rs:172 too (upstream 0.61.0 port). Check: base already had the private copy. The PR didn't add it, but the PR does keep it. Downgraded to a missed-simplification, not a regression. (Also applies to Port Hugging Face billing usage #567's call-site pattern, which does it right: Port Hugging Face billing usage #567 calls the shared crate::providers::resolve_api_key — this PR should too.)

  3. JWT decode logic duplicated from the canonical layer. snapshot_from_web_claims re-implements exp-ranged epoch parsing (finite_non_negative(1e9..=4e9) range → unix_seconds_to_datetime) in three near-identical variants (epoch_to_datetime, unix_seconds_to_datetime, plus the inline .filter on expiration). The canonical codex_accounts::api::jwt_payload is correctly reused for the decode step, but the seconds→DateTime conversion chain is three functions for one concept. One fn epoch_to_datetime(Option<&Value>) -> Option<DateTime<Utc>> suffices; the tripled range-check pattern is copy-paste branching growth.

Missed simplification opportunities (code-judo)

  1. fetch_web + snapshot_from_web_claims can collapse. fetch_web does: get cookie → request → 401/403 check → parse VeniceSessionResponse → extract token → decode JWT → build result. Every step is linear with no branches worth separating; the only reason the split exists is the tests. Tests can call a fetch_web_from_session_json(session_json, now) seam instead — same coverage, one fewer layer, and the display-detail fold moves inside the seam so fetch_web becomes 8 lines.

  2. The three-variant epoch pipeline is one function. epoch_to_datetime / unix_seconds_to_datetime / the inline filter chain should be one fn epoch_value_to_datetime(value: Option<&Value>) -> Option<DateTime<Utc>> (accept Number or numeric String, accept seconds or ms, clamp to sane epoch range). The existing finite_non_negative already handles the numeric-or-string coercion, so epoch_to_datetime is already that function — unix_seconds_to_datetime exists only so tests can call it directly with an f64; inline it.

  3. finite_non_negative accepts Value::String-parsed numbers. That's a widening of the contract to silently coerce "80"80.0. If Venice actually sends string numbers, fine — but then say so in a comment; if it doesn't, this is speculative flexibility that makes the boundary less explicit. Prefer rejecting strings unless upstream behavior proves otherwise.

Spaghetti / branching complexity

  • snapshot_from_balance is pre-existing and untouched — not in scope.
  • session_cookie_header is the densest new logic: exact-cookie preference, chunked-cookie reassembly, duplicate rejection, control-char rejection, size caps. It's contained in one pure function with tests, which is the right containment. One real branch-growth note: !chunks.keys().next().is_some_and(|index| *index == 0) followed by a for index in 0..chunks.len() loop that silently drops non-contiguous tails (chunks.get(&index)? inside the loop returns NoneSome(...) construction fails). The contiguity requirement is enforced implicitly through Option plumbing in the loop rather than stated. One explicit check (*chunks.keys().max().unwrap() == chunks.len() - 1) or building by walking chunks.pop_first() would make the invariant visible instead of incidental.

Boundary / abstraction / type problems

  1. snapshot_from_web_claims builds details via stringly-typed ids ("subscription-credits", "total-credits", "used-this-cycle", "bank-cap", "next-refill", "plan"). These ids flow into the Tauri bridge and are asserted in commands/tests.rs. That's the existing ProviderDisplayDetail contract, so not a new violation — but the PR adds six more ad-hoc detail ids with no shared constant table. Fine per PR; flag the accumulating pattern for the series.

  2. is_anonymous_user_type hardcodes a synonym list ("anonymous" | "anon" | "guest" | "unauthenticated" | "logged_out"). This is guess-coded: three of those five spellings are almost certainly never sent by Venice. Guessing upstream enum values and gating on them is a fragile special case; match only the documented value(s) or accept any userType that isn't empty.

  3. VeniceSessionResponse { token: Option<String> } then .filter(!trim.is_empty()).ok_or(AuthRequired) — the optionality is redundant with the emptiness check; a required String field with a post-parse empty check is one branch, not two.

File-size / decomposition concerns

  • rust/src/providers/venice/mod.rs: 218 → 592 lines. Under the 1k threshold; the web half is a coherent, testable unit. No decomposition required, but the file is now doing API-balance parsing and web-JWT parsing and cookie reassembly — if a fourth transport lands, split into mod.rs + web.rs.

Lower-priority notes

  • MAX_VENICE_COOKIE_HEADER_LEN = 1 MiB for a header the provider then filters down to one cookie — fine as a DoS bound, but the three separate size constants (1_048_576, 16_384, 64) could be one CookieLimits struct if this pattern repeats (it will — see the series).
  • format_credits < 0.005 rounding is duplicated logic to watch for: Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 has its own format_usd with a < 100.0 switch. Different providers, different formats — acceptable, but the series is quietly accumulating per-provider number formatters.
  • Test placement in commands/tests.rs asserts the bridge mapping without identity — good, matches the Add transient provider detail carrier #564 carrier contract.

Series note: the cookie-reassembly, JWT-claim-to-details projection, and bounded-value-extraction patterns introduced here are re-invented per PR in #566 (bounded stream reading), #568/#569 (bounded body reading). See the cross-PR copy-paste note in those reviews. If the series lands as five independent one-off implementations of "bounded numeric extraction + bounded stream read + display-detail projection", that should instead be one shared helper set in providers/mod.rs or a providers/util.rs.

# Conflicts:
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/bridge.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/provider_detail.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/providers.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/tests.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/powertoys.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/tray_bridge.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/MenuCardDetails.tsx
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/UsageSection.tsx
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src/types/bridge.ts
#	rust/src/cli/usage.rs
#	rust/src/core/usage_snapshot.rs
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- Around line 272-273: Update session_cookie_header to preserve a valid exact
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  • apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/bridge.rs
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async fn fetch_web(
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Apply FetchContext.web_timeout to the Venice web request.

SourceMode::Web does not pass ctx.web_timeout to fetch_web. The session request therefore uses the client's fixed 15-second timeout. Pass ctx.web_timeout to fetch_web and apply it with RequestBuilder::timeout.

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In `@rust/src/providers/venice/mod.rs` around lines 107 - 110, Update the Venice
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if index >= MAX_VENICE_COOKIE_CHUNKS || chunks.contains_key(&index) {
return None;

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Preserve a valid exact cookie over duplicate or out-of-range chunks.

When the header contains a valid __venice-auth.session-token, a duplicate or out-of-range chunk can make session_cookie_header return None. Record the chunk error and check exact before applying it. Keep duplicate exact cookies rejected.

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# Conflicts:
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/bridge.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/tests.rs
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/MenuCardDetails.tsx
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/UsageSection.tsx
#	apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/usageSourcePolicy.ts
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Keep each attempt inside the retry deadline.

The loop checks the two-second deadline only before each attempt. A successful connection can then wait up to five seconds in timeout(Duration::from_secs(5), good.read_to_end(...)). Use one shared deadline with timeout_at for the connect, write, and read operations so a stalled connection cannot extend the test beyond the stated retry budget.

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