Port Muse Code subscription usage

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Summary

• Add the Muse Code subscription provider from upstream 0.61.0.
• Read the existing Muse device-code OAuth credential from the local auth file, with controlled environment overrides.
• Parse the five-hour and weekly subscription windows, plan, and account email without exposing inference keys or writing credentials.
• Register Muse across the Rust provider catalog, factory, CLI aliases, settings source policy, tray/dashboard catalogs, and provider icons.
• Bound streamed API responses incrementally so oversized chunked responses cannot be buffered without a limit.
• Preserve upstream fractional window-duration rounding behavior.

Validation

• cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml muse -- --nocapture — 10 Muse tests passed (12 filtered tests including shared provider/meta coverage)
• cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --lib --quiet — 1,937 passed, 1 ignored
• cargo test --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml commands::tests --quiet — 94 passed
• cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings — passed
• cargo clippy --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings — passed
• cargo fmt --all and git diff --check — passed

Frontend Vitest and fresh Tauri UI/CUA proof were not run because this checkout has no apps/desktop-tauri/node_modules; installing dependencies would consume the storage budget during the port batch. Hosted CI should provide the frontend validation.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for the Muse Code provider.
  • Added Muse Code authentication via device login and usage tracking for five-hour and weekly limits.
  • Added Muse Code to provider selection, aliases, branding, and tray dashboard access.
  • Added clear handling for authentication, rate-limit, unavailable-service, and subscription-status errors.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This change adds Muse Code as a token-based provider. It implements device-token authentication, usage retrieval, response parsing, provider registration, desktop source policies, dashboard access, icons, aliases, and tests.

Changes

Muse Code provider

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Usage provider implementation rust/src/providers/muse/mod.rs	Adds MuseProvider with device-token resolution, authenticated usage requests, bounded response handling, status classification, subscription validation, usage-window parsing, and focused tests.
Provider registry and factory wiring rust/src/core/provider.rs, rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs, rust/src/providers/mod.rs, rust/src/core/token_accounts.rs	Adds ProviderId::Muse, provider metadata, CLI aliases, factory instantiation, module exports, and unsupported token-account handling. Registry tests cover aliases and provider counts.
Desktop provider surfaces apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/settings/providers/sections/usageSourcePolicy.ts, apps/desktop-tauri/src/surfaces/TrayPanel.tsx, apps/desktop-tauri/src/test/providerCatalog.ts, apps/desktop-tauri/src/components/providers/providerIcons.ts, rust/src/cli/serve/dashboard/icons.rs	Adds Muse source policies, tray dashboard availability, test catalog coverage, and embedded desktop and dashboard icons.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Desktop
  participant ProviderFactory
  participant MuseProvider
  participant MuseAPI
  Desktop->>ProviderFactory: request Muse provider
  ProviderFactory->>MuseProvider: instantiate MuseProvider
  MuseProvider->>MuseAPI: fetch usage with device token
  MuseAPI-->>MuseProvider: subscription usage response
  MuseProvider-->>Desktop: ProviderFetchResult

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to b97c4

Muse Code usage cannot be retrieved in some controlled deployments even with valid configured credentials, and malformed upstream values can display inconsistently. Resolve these issues before merging.

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Thermo-Nuclear Review: PR #568 — Port Muse Code subscription usage

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Structural regressions

1. std::env::vars().collect::<HashMap>() at every fetch to look up two variables. resolve_device_token() does let environment: HashMap<String, String> = std::env::vars().collect(); then resolve_device_token_from(&environment, ...) only to call .get(MUSE_DEVICE_TOKEN_ENV) and .get(MUSE_AUTH_PATH_ENV). Collecting the entire process environment into an owned HashMap per refresh (allocating copies of every var, on a path that may run on a timer) is allocation-heavy and exists only to make the resolver testable. Two std::env::var calls + an injectable environment: &HashMap used only in tests is the simpler shape; the production path shouldn't pay the map. Same pattern verbatim in Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569's resolve_credential().

2. Third private copy of the bounded-body reader. read_bounded_body/append_bounded_body in this file is byte-for-byte the same shape as Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569's copy (modulo the error message string). Two providers in this same series independently wrote the identical streaming-cap function, which is the loudest possible signal it belongs in providers/mod.rs (or providers/http.rs) as a shared helper. Every future provider port will copy it again otherwise.

3. Token precedence logic duplicated from the base branch's own pattern instead of shared. Muse reads its own auth file at ~/.config/muse/auth.json with a bespoke MuseAuthFile { providers.meta } serde ladder, and Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 parses a different auth file with its own parse_auth_file + stored_credential walkers. Both are "read an agent's credential JSON, extract an access token without writing it." A shared minimal reader contract (path candidates + token extraction closure) would let both modules keep only their provider-specific shape.

Missed simplification opportunities (code-judo)

1. parse_response builds windows through a hand-threaded object()/number() ladder with inline ok_or_else(parse_failure(...)) at every access. Nine nested .get(...).ok_or_else(...) calls, each repeating the field name twice (once in .get("..."), once in the failure message). A fn field<'a>(o: &'a Map, name: &str) -> Result<&'a Value, ProviderError> taking the field name once (and deriving the message from it) collapses every site and removes the double-naming drift hazard. Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 does the same double-naming with its number(..., "field") calls. One helper serves both.

2. clamped_percent is a one-line wrapper around .clamp(0.0, 100.0) — a named identity function. Delete and call .clamp at the two call sites; the name adds a concept without adding meaning (the skill's "identity wrapper" rule).

3. The optional_bool(root.get("require_payment"), "require_payment")? == Some(true) dance — a helper returning Result<Option<bool>> for what is a truthiness read. The Value truthiness question recurs in Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 as is_truthy. One shared truthy(value) -> bool (with an explicit policy for non-bool types) beats two divergent hand-rolls: Muse errors on "yes" (parse failure) while Nous ignores type mismatch via is_truthy. Which behavior is correct should be decided once, in shared code, not differently per provider.

Spaghetti / branching complexity

• resolve_device_token_from's fail-closed ladder (env token → file → inline access_token → mechanism=="oauth" → AuthRequired vs NotInstalled) is genuinely careful and the comment ("An invalid inline credential must fail closed. Do not fall through to another store and silently switch the selected Muse account.") documents the why. This is the best-written resolver in the series — no finding.
• parse_reset bounds (seconds <= 0.0 || > MAX_RESET_SECONDS) then Ok(DateTime::from_timestamp(...)) returning an Option wrapped in Ok(Option) silently drops out-of-range dates after the range check — the from_timestamp can still return None only if the check is wrong. Redundant double-guard; pick one bound.
• muse-code/muse code alias in from_cli_name collides with the existing "muse-spark" | "musespark" | "muse spark" aliases that map to Meta. A user typing muse spark gets Meta, muse code gets Muse, muse gets Muse. The overlapping "muse *" alias family across two providers is a latent UX/triage trap the diff adds to an existing busy alias table. At minimum an alias-boundary test pinning from_cli_name("muse spark") == Meta && from_cli_name("muse code") == Muse belongs in provider.rs tests (it is not there today — only muse/muse-code are pinned).

Boundary / abstraction / type problems

1. positive_safe_minutes rounds fractional window durations then RateWindow::with_details consumes u32 — the PR summary calls preserving "upstream fractional rounding behavior" a feature, but window_duration_mins is parsed from JSON as f64, rounded, bounds-checked to u32::MAX, and truncated. Three guards for one conversion. u32::try_from(rounded) after the finite/positive check replaces the manual > u32::MAX as f64 + as cast + #[allow].

2. MuseAuthFile serde ladder uses #[serde(alias = "accessToken")] on access_token — accepting both snake and camel case. Reasonable for porting, but nothing else in the file documents which casing upstream actually emits; the alias should carry a comment (or just one form once confirmed).

3. login_method doubles as plan carrier: let login_method = plan.clone().unwrap_or_else(|| "Muse login".to_string()) — plan string is stuffed into login_method and separately emitted as a plan display detail. If plan is the plan, put it in the plan field; login_method claiming "Pro" is a semantic lie in the bridge (the field's name says how you logged in). Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 does the same (login_method ← plan). One bad pattern, two copies.

File-size / decomposition concerns

• rust/src/providers/muse/mod.rs = 645 lines (~340 tests). Fine.
• TrayPanel.tsx HAS_DASHBOARD set gains "muse" — hardcoded per-provider frontend sets are the established (if ugly) pattern; consistent with "nous" in Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569. Not a per-PR finding, but the series keeps proving HAS_DASHBOARD should derive from backend metadata (dashboard_url already exists in ProviderMetadata) instead of a hand-maintained Set that every port PR must remember to touch. That's a shared-path change worth one PR of its own.

Lower-priority notes

• MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES const + content-length precheck + streaming cap: the precheck is redundant with the streaming cap (streaming handles unknown/lying content-length too), one check suffices. Same redundancy in Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569.
• Registration churn (factory, icons ×2, providerCatalog, usageSourcePolicy) is standard per AGENTS.md; the usageSourcePolicy.ts POLICIES map is now touched by Port Venice web subscription credits #565, Port Muse Code subscription usage #568, Port Nous Portal subscription credits #569 — hand-maintained registry mirroring backend available_sources(). Same "should derive from metadata" note as HAS_DASHBOARD.

Series note: all() count 71→72 solo-merge assumption applies here too. Merging #568 + #569 together: both add an arm to the same token_accounts.rs None group and the same from_cli_name region — textual conflicts guaranteed.

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In `@rust/src/providers/muse/mod.rs`:
- Line 334: Clamp primary_percent and weekly_percent to the 0.0–100.0 range
before passing them to format_percent in the affected detail rows, matching the
quota-window display behavior.
- Line 170: Update the authentication setup around the home-directory lookup so
MUSE_DEVICE_TOKEN takes precedence and a valid MUSE_AUTH_PATH is used without
resolving the home directory. Call dirs::home_dir() only when constructing the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Resolve the home directory only when the default auth path is required.

Line 170 fails when dirs::home_dir() returns None. This failure occurs even when MUSE_DEVICE_TOKEN or a valid MUSE_AUTH_PATH is set.

This breaks the documented environment override in service or controlled deployment environments without a home directory. Apply the token override first. Require the home directory only when no explicit auth path exists.

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In `@rust/src/providers/muse/mod.rs` at line 170, Update the authentication setup
around the home-directory lookup so MUSE_DEVICE_TOKEN takes precedence and a
valid MUSE_AUTH_PATH is used without resolving the home directory. Call
dirs::home_dir() only when constructing the default auth path, preserving
missing-credentials handling when no token or explicit path is available.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Clamp percentages before formatting display details.

The quota windows clamp percentages to 0..=100, but these lines format the original values. For example, the same response can show -5% in a detail row and 0% in the quota window.

Proposed fix

-            format_percent(primary_percent),
+            format_percent(primary_percent.clamp(0.0, 100.0)),
...
-            format_percent(weekly_percent),
+            format_percent(weekly_percent.clamp(0.0, 100.0)),

Also applies to: 339-339

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In `@rust/src/providers/muse/mod.rs` at line 334, Clamp primary_percent and
weekly_percent to the 0.0–100.0 range before passing them to format_percent in
the affected detail rows, matching the quota-window display behavior.

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