- Recognize Fable weekly windows and normalize to weekly fable (7d)
- Fall back to 100% available weekly Fable window when Anthropic payload omits it
- Forward remaining percentages and enforce canonical Claude quota order in Quota Tracker
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Group Antigravity Gemini text models into single 'Gemini (Flash / Pro)' quota
- Group Claude models into single 'Claude (Sonnet / Opus)' quota
- Prune stale or legacy model keys from hidden quota visibility list
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Support single model lookup by replacing the one-segment models route
with a catch-all route that preserves capability kind paths while
allowing provider-prefixed IDs like cc/claude-sonnet-5.
Adds a client-side status filter (All / Active / Inactive / No
connection) to the Providers page, applied over the already-fetched
provider + connection list. Status derives from getProviderStats
(total, allDisabled); noAuth providers count as Active. Filter composes
with the existing search across all provider sections. Part of #3699.
Google's quota API can report remaining quota while generation endpoints
keep returning 429 (sprint/weekly dual-pool mismatch). handleAntigravityQuotaError
trusted remainingPercentage > 0 as healthy and returned null, causing 429 retry
loops across multi-account pools.
Add a strike-based circuit breaker to the optimistic and unavailable quota paths:
- After 3 strikes (429/409) within 60s for the same connection+model, cache-block
that pair for 15 minutes by synthesizing an entry in the shared RAM quota cache.
- Re-assert active strike blocks across refreshes so optimistic readings cannot
resurrect a broken pair prematurely.
- Reset strikes and clear synthesized cache entry upon successful request.
- Keep exact-resetAt handling for genuine 0% exhausted readings.
Closes#3681
- chat: always return 503 Service Unavailable when all credentials are rate-limited
- Dockerfile: explicitly copy node-machine-id into standalone runtime image
Closes four SSRF guard bypasses reported in #3714:
- Block alternate IPv6 encodings (hex format, NAT64, IPv4-compatible, IPv4-mapped) by parsing to 16-bit groups
- Normalize trailing dots on hostnames to prevent FQDN bypasses
- Add assertPublicUrlResolved() with DNS resolution to block wildcard DNS domains resolving to private/metadata IPs
- Add fetchPublic() to safely handle and validate HTTP redirects
With the 1M-context beta enabled, Claude Code sends model: "claude-opus-5[1m]".
The marker is a client-side annotation — it matches no combo name, no alias and
no provider/model pair — so the request dies at model resolution with
"Invalid model format" and the client reports "There's an issue with the
selected model". Every request from that session fails until the beta is
switched off.
New open-sse/utils/modelMarkers.js exporting stripModelContextMarker(modelStr)
-> { model, contextMarker }. handleChat strips the marker before resolution and
normalizes body.model so downstream logging and translation see the real name.
Only a trailing marker is stripped, so a model whose name genuinely contains
brackets is left alone.
The capability itself travels in anthropic-beta: context-1m-2025-08-07, which
the default executor already forwards untouched — only the routing key needed
cleaning.
Fixes#3690.
Tests: tests/unit/model-context-marker.test.js (6 cases).
Restrict the legacy IDE-version override to generation endpoints so
catalog and other passthrough requests keep their original User-Agent
and metadata.ideVersion, letting newer Antigravity releases see current
models like Gemini 3.7 Flash in the MITM selector.
Fixes#3414
Theme was applied from the client store in useEffect (after hydration),
so a reload painted the default light theme for a frame before the
stored dark theme was reapplied. Add a blocking head script that reads
the persisted zustand theme key and sets the dark class on
documentElement before first paint, mirroring applyTheme() including
system -> prefers-color-scheme resolution.
- AddCustomModelModal lets users pick vision/reasoning caps when adding a model
- POST /api/models/custom whitelists caps to booleans
- aliasRepo.addCustomModel upserts — re-adding updates caps/name in place
- /api/models includes custom llm models with stored caps overriding the heuristic
- useModelCaps refetches on customModelChanged instead of trusting a stale cache
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Apply a 15s AbortSignal timeout in fetchWithConnectionProxy when the
caller supplies none, so provider connection tests stop hanging and
exhausting the browser socket pool. Also make matchSearch return false
for falsy provider names instead of crashing the providers page.
Registry/pricing/CLI catalog already had gemini-3.7-flash-{high,medium,low}
but MITM_TOOLS.antigravity.defaultModels was missing them, so the tiers
never showed up in the dashboard model-mapping table.
The 3000 ms timeout on /v1/compress was fixed, so busy or slow machines
timed out often and sent the LLM an inconsistently compressed body,
hurting prompt caching. Add a headroomTimeoutMs setting, thread it from
the chat handler down to compressWithHeadroom, expose it in the Token
Saver dashboard, and normalize invalid values back to the 3000 ms default.
Two problems on the credentialFallback path, where a search provider
borrows a chat provider's connection:
- the lock was attributed to the search provider id, but the connection
belongs to the chat provider, so markAccountUnavailable looked it up
under the wrong provider and read a stale backoffLevel
- with no model argument the lock key is `modelLock___all`, which
isModelLockActive treats as blocking every model — one failing search
would have taken the shared glm key offline for chat as well
Attribute the lock to the provider that owns the connection, and scope
it to `websearch:<provider>`, passed to getProviderCredentials too so
the lock is read back under the same key.
Add a Zed usage handler so connected Zed accounts appear on
/dashboard/quota. Reads GET /client/users/me for plan, edit
predictions, optional hosted model requests and billing-cycle reset.
Render unlimited rows as "N used · Unlimited" instead of 0 / ∞, and
surface overdue-invoice / token-billing messages.
The separate zai-search entry showed "No connections" on the web search
page because credentials live on the `glm` connection, not on it. Every
other provider that does both chat and search (antigravity, kimi, xai,
gemini) declares webSearch on the provider itself, so do the same here.
- glm gains serviceKinds ["llm", "webSearch"] and the MCP searchConfig
- the request builder / normalizer move from "zai-search" to "glm"
- drop the zai-search registry entry and its svg logo, which also
removes the only need for svg logo support in getProviderIconSrc
ollama-search keeps its own entry and credentialFallback: its search
endpoint is unrelated to the ollama chat transport.
Register two web search providers that reuse an existing chat provider's
API key instead of requiring their own connection:
- ollama-search (POST ollama.com/api/web_search) reuses the `ollama` key
- zai-search (POST api.z.ai MCP web_search_prime) reuses the `glm` key
A new `credentialFallback` registry field drives this: when a search
provider has no connection of its own, the search handler falls back to
the linked chat provider's credentials.
Also teach getProviderIconSrc to serve .svg logos for providers that
ship vector art.
`document.fonts.ready` resolved before the 4MB Material Symbols woff2 even
started loading — it runs in <head>, ahead of any element that would trigger
the lazy fetch. The `fonts-loaded` class landed early, so icons rendered
blank until a second load served the font from disk cache.
Load the face explicitly and swap visibility for opacity, with a 3s fallback
so icons never stay hidden if the font fails.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each card kept its own copy of the localStorage preset logic inside
BaseUrlSelect, so an endpoint saved on one card was invisible to the
others until a reload, and a URL typed into the custom field was
forgotten the moment the card collapsed.
Move the store into cliEndpointPresets.js and publish a change event
so open cards resync live. Applying settings now remembers the
endpoint unless it matches a built-in option, and each card passes
its configured URL as currentUrl so BaseUrlSelect can preselect the
matching preset instead of always falling back to 127.0.0.1.
Deleting a preset falls back to the first real option rather than
clearing the field.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codex only authenticates a custom model provider from env_key,
http_headers, env_http_headers or a token command — auth.json is
read solely by the built-in openai provider. Writing OPENAI_API_KEY
there left every request unauthenticated (401 Missing API key) while
clobbering an existing ChatGPT login.
Put the key in [model_providers.9router.http_headers] instead, and
drop the auth.json write. Also move the subagent model to the
agents.default_subagent_model scalar: agents.<role> now declares a
custom role and requires a description, so the old [agents.subagent]
table was discarded with a startup warning. DELETE still clears
auth.json to repair machines configured by the previous version.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
collectEntries() computed each model's "current" capabilities with the
previous catalog still installed, so every delta was measured against the
last one. An upstream value that still agreed with what we had written
looked like no change and was dropped: the second run cut `providers`
from 20 entries to 5, taking glm-5.3's 1M context correction with it.
The baseline has to be the hand-written tables alone, so the reader is
detached for the snapshot and restored in a finally — a mid-sync failure
must not leave capabilities.js without it.
Two smaller corrections:
- One vote per provider in the modality tally. Ids that normalize to the
same model (claude-opus-4-thinking:1024, :8192, :32768 …) were each
counted, giving nano-gpt five votes where other gateways had one. No
model's result actually flipped — the variants agree with each other —
but the majority rule only means something if the denominator does.
- Restore the etag from the file on startup. It lived only in module
state, so every restart re-downloaded 4.3MB to be told nothing changed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The worker resolved its own path through import.meta.url, which the
bundler rewrites — so the running server looked for the file at a path
that does not exist there:
[modelCatalog] sync failed: Cannot find module
'/Users/Working/router4/9router/src/lib/modelCatalog/worker.js'
It was guarding against a 23ms JSON.parse that runs once a day, 60s after
boot. Inlining it into sync.js costs that 23ms on an otherwise idle tick
and removes both the failure mode and a whole file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract Spark rate limit windows from the Codex usage response and expose
them as spark_session/spark_weekly quotas, reusing the existing prefix
mechanism. Map codex quota types to readable dashboard labels.
Fixes#3431
Capability tables are hand-maintained, so a model gains vision or a wider
context only when someone notices and edits the file. This adds a daily
sync that fills the gap for models already in the registry.
How it decides:
- Modalities (vision/pdf/audio/video) belong to the MODEL — every gateway
serving glm-5.3-flash serves the same weights — so they are keyed by
model id and shared. A majority of sources must declare one, which keeps
out lone mis-declarations: minimax-m2.5 (1 of 45), glm-4.7 (1 of 44) and
gpt-oss-120b (2 of 76) are text-only despite a reseller claiming vision.
- Context/output limits belong to the GATEWAY — each truncates differently
(glm-5 ships as 202752/16384 on one host and 204800/131072 on another) —
so they are keyed by provider + model and only the matching provider's
own numbers are trusted.
Both layers are strictly additive and sit BELOW the hand-written tables,
which short-circuit first. A capability already true stays true.
Mechanics: worker thread (the 4MB parse would block the loop ~20ms),
ETag so an unchanged catalog costs one empty request, 60s startup delay,
30min backoff on failure, MODEL_CATALOG_SYNC=off to disable. Only the
~57KB delta is kept; lookups cost ~0.1us via an mtime-guarded cache.
capabilities.js is bundled into the browser through useModelCaps, so it
cannot import node:fs — the server injects the reader via
setCatalogSource() from instrumentation.
visionPatterns.js is the last resort: a model nobody has catalogued yet
still accepts images when its id says so (qwen3-vl-plus, glm-4.6v, llava),
with image-generation and embedding ids excluded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On a 409/429 from Antigravity, fetch live quota to learn the exact
per-model resetAt instead of guessing a backoff, then skip only the
exhausted account/model pair until that time.
- antigravityQuota.js: in-memory quota cache, coalesced concurrent
refreshes, 30s throttle per connection (applied to failures too),
keeps known cache when upstream returns 401/403 error payloads
- auth.js: pre-filter exhausted account/model pairs; report the
earliest quota reset when every account is blocked; skip the
30-minute cooldown cap so the upstream resetAt is not truncated
- chat.js: antigravity 409/429 falls back on the RAM cache only, no
persistent modelLock_* for this path
- Logs identify accounts by id prefix, never email or name
Closes#3561
Xquik needs a GET request with x-api-key auth and a tweets envelope
normalizer, neither of which the generic search fallback provides. Adds a
dedicated request builder and normalizer, cursor pagination passthrough,
result-based credit usage reporting, and a validateUrl probe so key
validation hits the no-charge credits endpoint.
Add a "Bulk Add" flow for the grok-cli provider, mirroring the existing
codex one: paste a JSON array/object or drag-drop multiple .json files,
then create all OAuth connections in a single call.
- BulkImportGrokCliModal: flexible JSON parsing (array, single object,
{accounts:[...]}, concatenated objects) + multi-file upload
- POST /api/oauth/grok-cli/bulk-import: serial createProviderConnection,
snake_case/camelCase token fields, email backfilled from id_token or
access_token, authMethod "device_code" to match the login flow
x-9r-real-ip and the Host fallback were trusted from client-controlled
headers whenever custom-server.js was not in the request path (npm run
start, start:bun), letting a remote caller pose as local to skip API key
auth and reach LOCAL_ONLY_PATHS (/api/mcp/*, /api/tunnel/enable,
/api/auth/reset-password).
custom-server.js now generates a per-process secret at boot and stamps it
as x-9r-peer-token on every request it sanitizes. hasTrustedPeerHeaders()
(src/lib/auth/trustedPeer.js) gates trust in x-9r-real-ip on that secret;
otherwise the guard falls back to Host only in development, and fails
closed in production. Same gate on loginLimiter.getClientIp() so a spoofed
header cannot rotate the login lockout bucket.
Also: fix isLoopbackHostname for IPv6 (::1, ::ffff:127.0.0.1) which the
old split(":")[0] reduced to empty string; route npm run start /
start:bun through custom-server.js (postbuild copies it into
.next/standalone, build-cli.js fails without it) so documented deployments
keep passwordless local access.
Add gemini-3.7-flash and its tiered high/medium/low variants to the
Antigravity and Gemini registries, with matching capabilities, pricing
and Antigravity quota tracking.
extractModel now recognises gemini-3.7-flash-tiered alongside 3.6 and
derives the version from the request, so thinkingLevel still maps to the
right tiered alias.
Closes#3286Closes#3281
Kimchi's transport is OpenAI-compatible (Authorization: Bearer) but the
registry declared it OAuth-only, so the dashboard, /api/providers, and
the connection test all rejected API keys. Enable dual auth
(authModes: ["oauth", "apikey"]) and add a kimchi case to
testApiKeyConnection so the Test Connection button works for both modes.
Regenerate the golden snapshot with the Kimchi entries (+ other
previously-missing providers).
Kiro IDE 1.0.228+ moved GenerateAssistantResponse from path
/generateAssistantResponse to POST / + x-amz-target header, so chat turns
bypassed MITM. The SmithyMessageDecoderStream also now requires an
initial-response frame at stream start, and agent/vibe mode sends
modelId "auto" which had no mappable slot.
- Add isChatRequest() header-based match for kiro in mitm/config.js
- Add buildInitialResponseFrame/withInitialFrame to emit the mandatory
initial-response once per stream (kiro.js)
- Add "auto" model slot and update mitmDomain to runtime.us-east-1.kiro.dev
