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Quota remaining answers how much is left. Limits now also compares each window to even spending so users can see reserve, on-pace, or deficit, with an explicit allowance-check verdict instead of a forecast invented from one snapshot. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Stack the reserve/deficit marker above the even-spend verdict so the card no longer truncates the allowance check. The mock harness can hide pace with ?pace=off for before/after evidence. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Drop the even-spend reset verdict and the segment index used as a divider. Show only reserve or deficit copy, a green or red pill at even pace, and hide the mark when the gap is within two points. Put Fable weekly back on Claude. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Keep the pill thinner and put icon + gap percent on the existing remaining line so Limits does not grow another row. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Limits pace is used% versus how far the window has run. The displayed gap now rounds the absolute delta first, so a 7.5-point reserve stays 8% instead of being pulled toward zero, and a reset beyond the declared duration no longer counts as elapsed. Cursor Grok 4.6 Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
The last pass shortened the mark. Restore the original height and only cut the width so it reads as a thin tick on the bar. Cursor Grok 4.6 Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
A one-account pool already shows leftover quota and pace on the card. The extra Personal / percent / in-reserve row next to the bar can go. Numbered account rows stay when more than one account shares the bar. Cursor Grok 4.6 Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Keep pooled card pace to one-account pools, ignore future forecast samples, pin the 3% elapsed gate, and drop dead pace guards. Scene selection only accepts own keys. Docs and the mobile row comment now match the current layout. Cursor Grok 4.6 Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
The extra forecast engine, session-window helpers, fixture factory, and screenshot harness made a small allowance check look like a second pacing system. Production only needs used-vs-elapsed arithmetic and the leftover chip plus tick. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
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The header displays the same bare value such as 20% for both reserve and deficit, so single-account cards do not communicate whether the pace is ahead or behind. The status distinction is currently available only through accessibilityLabel and the separate tick; include paceReadout.marker in the visible readout.
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The header displays the same bare value such as `20%` for both reserve and deficit, so single-account cards do not communicate whether the pace is ahead or behind. The status distinction is currently available only through `accessibilityLabel` and the separate tick; include `paceReadout.marker` in the visible readout.
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This is invalid, it would render as 24% 24% in reserve.
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🟡 Medium usage/UsageLimitsPooled.tsx:316
The displayed accountPace becomes stale after a refresh or streamed quota update, because paceDetail(window, now) uses the navigation-time now value rather than a current clock value. As elapsed time changes, the reserve/deficit is calculated against the old timestamp and remains incorrect until the screen is reopened. Use a live-updating current time for this calculation instead of the route snapshot.
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The displayed `accountPace` becomes stale after a refresh or streamed quota update, because `paceDetail(window, now)` uses the navigation-time `now` value rather than a current clock value. As elapsed time changes, the reserve/deficit is calculated against the old timestamp and remains incorrect until the screen is reopened. Use a live-updating current time for this calculation instead of the route snapshot.
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The reset timer doesn't live update so this would either need that to live update too, or the pace vs reset timer would be desynced
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe shared usage-limit model now calculates reserve or deficit against even spending. Web and mobile interfaces display pace percentages, markers, accessibility explanations, and updated pooled-account behavior. Tests and documentation cover the new calculations and presentation rules. ChangesAllowance pace
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds reserve/deficit pacing to usage-limit cards and bars. Remaining issues may mildly mislead users about pacing or obscure a segment label, but do not change quota accounting; the change is mergeable with bounded follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Whenever pace is available, this renders only pace.percent, so equal-sized reserve and deficit gaps produce the same visible text—for example, both appear as 20%. The direction exists only in the accessibility label and tick color/position, leaving sighted mobile users without the arrow or wording shown by the web client; the pooled mobile card repeats the same omission. Include a visible directional icon or reserve/deficit label so the feature works consistently across clients.
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When web Usage → Limits remains mounted and the user selects Refresh limits, UsagePage.refreshWindow replaces the provider snapshots but does not update the now value captured once by UsageLimitsSection, so this newly displayed pace is recomputed from fresh usage against stale elapsed time. After an hour on a five-hour window the gap and tick can be wrong by 20 points, and after a reset the new reset time can appear outside the duration and hide pace entirely; re-anchor now when the refresh completes.
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Shared tests only asserted null pooled pace. A one-account Codex window now pins the reserve path. Docs name the real multi-account gate, and the dead mobile row guard is gone. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Wide web already labels each segment on the bar. The rows only appear in the narrow layout. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Single-account cards already showed the numbered Personal row. Pace only adds the leftover number and the tick on the bar. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
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111-117: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winShow the pace direction in the visible readout.
paceReadout.percentcontains only the absolute gap. A reserve and a deficit of the same size both render as the same text. The tick color is the only visible distinction. RenderpaceReadout.markeror include equivalent status text.Proposed fix
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54-55: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the omission statement to the card-level readout.
Per-account segments still show reserve or deficit markers in pooled bars. This text says that pace is omitted entirely. State that the card-level pace readout is omitted when multiple accounts share a pool.
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The leftover number was muted gray while the tick used success/destructive, and overflow clipped the tick shorter than the bar. They now share a color, and the tick is 110% of the track. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
The even-pace mark now sits 10% past the track on each side so it reads against the bar. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
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Colored leftover numbers competed with the tick. The percent stays muted; only the bar mark carries reserve or deficit color. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
The pace tick is z-10. Without z-20 on the centered segment index, a mid-bar tick can paint over the number. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Card leftover was omitted on multi-account pools so a reserve and a deficit could not cancel. The same even-spend calc runs on every account that reports the window, and the leftover is the mean gap. Tests assert that leftover copy, not markup hooks or Tailwind classes. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Leftover is the remaining-quota number. The chip that averages reserve and deficit is the pace figure beside it. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Resolve the one import conflict in usageLimits tests by keeping averagePaceDetail after main dropped collectLimitSources/Groups. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Keep reserve and deficit pace, and take main's Cursor window split, Claude reset-credit note, and single-account bar labels. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
A near-even window still marks where even pace sits. The colored tick replaces that hairline only past a two-point gap. Mobile pace chips use the same up or down arrow as web, without repeating the percent. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
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Card pace is omitted unless every account on the bar can report a gap, and a gap that rounds to two points stays hidden. The composer chip sits with the countdown, wide segment labels clip again, and a guessed Codex window length is no longer stored as a duration. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
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The pace mark is a neutral tick instead of a green or red bar, and the card keeps the existing quota type instead of a second percent. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
The tooltip and account details explained the mark with a sentence. They now say expected pace. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Say what the tick measures, and drop the forecast slogan from the guide and comments. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Limits had grown a second tick and its own reserve wording. Pooled segments now use the same hairline and sentence as the composer bar. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
Limits was restating the composer sentences in its own markup. Segment details now render WindowPaceCopy, and both bars read describeWindowPace. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
The composer tooltip stays the shared code. The mark is the taller grey tick on the composer bar and on Limits segments. Co-authored-by: aanishbhirud <aanishbhirud@gmail.com>
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What Changed
Usage → Limits uses the composer bar's pace value and tooltip.
describeWindowPacebuilds that value.WindowPaceCopyis the tooltip block, and Limits segment details render it. The mark on both bars isPaceLine, a grey tick a little taller than the fill.Web and mobile share the value and the tick. A window with no reset or no duration draws no tick. The tooltip text is the only pace copy.
Why
Limits should show the same even-spend line the composer already shows.
UI Changes
These captures use mock quotas on the T3 Chat dark theme.
Before
The bars show quota left and the reset countdown.
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The grey tick marks how much of the window is left. The tooltip uses the composer sentences.
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No animation was added, so there is no video.
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vp test run packages/shared/src/usageLimits.test.ts apps/mobile/src/features/usage/UsageLimitsSection.test.ts36 passed.
@t3tools/shared,@t3tools/web, and@t3tools/mobilepassed.