{"entries":[{"name":"usage.h","mode":"0100644","size":2389,"lastCommit":{"hash":"333f8ab4c645ff06291ada42831416db26dcb9fc","oid":"333f8ab4c645ff06291ada42831416db26dcb9fc","parents":["c7211f2922fa13434781b42848a8021c72dde17b"],"author":{"name":"dawn","email":"90008@klbr.net","when":"2026-09-28T07:32:47+03:00"},"committer":{"name":"dawn","email":"90008@klbr.net","when":"2026-09-28T07:36:35+03:00"},"message":"feat(core): give limits an id, windowSeconds and scope, and read advance from stdin\n\nA host tracking quota over time needs to key a limit, know its window, and know which usage\ncounts against it; `label` is display text and says none of that reliably. ABI 4 adds three\nfields to every limit:\n\n- `id`, a stable machine key within the provider: anthropic's `kind`, codex's\n `primary`/`secondary` and `.`, antigravity's family, opencode's\n window key, zai's `::` (one type can repeat with another period),\n alibaba's `five_hour`/`weekly`, hyper's `hypercredits`.\n- `windowSeconds`, when the provider states it (codex's `limit_window_seconds`, hyper's refresh\n endpoints) or the plan fixes it; absent when unknown, as for zai's units other than hours.\n- `scope`, the model family or feature a limit is restricted to: anthropic's body `scope`, or\n the kind's suffix (`weekly_opus` -> `opus`), codex's additional limit name, antigravity's\n family. Absent means the limit counts all usage.\n\n`advance -` takes the whole call as one JSON envelope on stdin,\n`{provider, credential, responses: [round...], nowMs?}`, so a credential never lands in argv\nwhere other local processes can read it. It stays stateless: the host keeps every round's\nresponses and the CLI replays them through one fresh state, as the argument form does.\n\nMirrored in the TypeScript reference in prime-agent.\n","tree":"7f4b2f743275d1c2ec5ee8f8eb90c946cc23d0c4"}}],"lastCommit":{"hash":"333f8ab4c645ff06291ada42831416db26dcb9fc","oid":"333f8ab4c645ff06291ada42831416db26dcb9fc","parents":["c7211f2922fa13434781b42848a8021c72dde17b"],"author":{"name":"dawn","email":"90008@klbr.net","when":"2026-09-28T07:32:47+03:00"},"committer":{"name":"dawn","email":"90008@klbr.net","when":"2026-09-28T07:36:35+03:00"},"message":"feat(core): give limits an id, windowSeconds and scope, and read advance from stdin\n\nA host tracking quota over time needs to key a limit, know its window, and know which usage\ncounts against it; `label` is display text and says none of that reliably. ABI 4 adds three\nfields to every limit:\n\n- `id`, a stable machine key within the provider: anthropic's `kind`, codex's\n `primary`/`secondary` and `.`, antigravity's family, opencode's\n window key, zai's `::` (one type can repeat with another period),\n alibaba's `five_hour`/`weekly`, hyper's `hypercredits`.\n- `windowSeconds`, when the provider states it (codex's `limit_window_seconds`, hyper's refresh\n endpoints) or the plan fixes it; absent when unknown, as for zai's units other than hours.\n- `scope`, the model family or feature a limit is restricted to: anthropic's body `scope`, or\n the kind's suffix (`weekly_opus` -> `opus`), codex's additional limit name, antigravity's\n family. Absent means the limit counts all usage.\n\n`advance -` takes the whole call as one JSON envelope on stdin,\n`{provider, credential, responses: [round...], nowMs?}`, so a credential never lands in argv\nwhere other local processes can read it. It stays stateless: the host keeps every round's\nresponses and the CLI replays them through one fresh state, as the argument form does.\n\nMirrored in the TypeScript reference in prime-agent.\n","tree":"7f4b2f743275d1c2ec5ee8f8eb90c946cc23d0c4"}}