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Adds an "Auto" entry to /model that classifies each turn's complexity with the default model and routes to a configured model/effort tier, failing over to other configured models or higher tiers when one is unhealthy or out of usage. Health is tracked from observed provider responses and, best-effort, reconciled against real quota APIs (Anthropic, OpenAI Codex, Z.ai, Kimi Coding, OpenRouter) at session start and via /usage so state self-corrects across sessions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds automatic per-turn model routing, failover, quota reporting, and persisted health data. The current head still writes raw prompts to disk and has unresolved failure-accounting and cooldown-state issues that can expose sensitive content or misroute future requests, so these bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AutoRouter
participant Classifier
participant HealthStore
participant ModelRegistry
User->>AutoRouter: submit prompt
AutoRouter->>Classifier: classifyTurnComplexity
Classifier->>ModelRegistry: request classification
ModelRegistry-->>Classifier: effort level and usage
AutoRouter->>HealthStore: select healthy model
AutoRouter->>ModelRegistry: switch model
ModelRegistry-->>User: response
AutoRouter->>HealthStore: record usage and outcome
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The complexity classifier now covers the full minimal..max range instead of just low/medium/high/xhigh (all seven tiers were already configurable; only the classifier's own vocabulary was narrower). Fixes a substring-matching bug this surfaced: "xhigh" contains "high", so replies of "xhigh" were silently parsed as "high" — now matched on word boundaries. Also drops the OpenRouter quota fetcher; it wasn't wanted and isn't part of the personal config this was built around. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
MiniMax has no documented HTTP quota endpoint, but its own mmx CLI does (confirmed via `mmx --verbose`: GET /v1/token_plan/remains with mmx's own OAuth session). Shell out to `mmx quota show --output json` rather than reading its private token cache, so mmx keeps owning token refresh/expiry; missing or logged-out CLI degrades gracefully to router-observed data like any other unsupported provider. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pi's /model picker defaults to showing only the enabledModels-scoped list when that setting is non-empty, hiding everything else - including our own registered "auto" model - behind a manual Tab to "all". At session start, best-effort append an "auto/auto" pattern to enabledModels (only when scoping is already configured, and only if not already present) so Auto shows up by default instead of being invisible for anyone who has scoped their model list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@extensions/auto-router.ts`:
- Around line 87-105: Update the model-selection and agent-start routing flow so
failed routing never leaves the active model as auto/auto: in the model_select
handler, restore event.previousModel when available; in before_agent_start, call
ctx.abort() when routeForPrompt or the relevant routing step cannot select a
configured model.
In `@package.json`:
- Around line 43-51: Remove the optional peer metadata for
`@earendil-works/pi-ai`, `@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent`, and
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Previously the real model stayed selected once Auto routed a turn, so reopening /model showed e.g. "MiniMax M3" instead of "Auto" - Auto's own selection only "stuck" for the very first turn, since pi.setModel just swaps ctx.model to whatever we route to and leaves it there. Now the real model is only swapped in for the duration of each turn: before_agent_start routes to it as before, and a new agent_settled handler swaps back to the inert Auto placeholder once the turn is fully done (including any retries/continuations), so /model shows Auto again between turns. Session restore mirrors this, reverting on resume if a session was interrupted mid-turn before agent_settled could fire. The footer badge (also reworked per feedback into a single "🔀 Auto (<tier>)" line instead of a separate status line) tracks the last-used tier independently, so it keeps showing useful information across the revert. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both found from a live bug report: Codex quota was hit mid-session, the turn errored out to the user, Auto never failed over, and /usage still showed the model as healthy with zero recorded requests. 1. message_end unconditionally recorded every assistant message as a success, including ones with stopReason "error" - a provider failure surfaced this way (HTTP 200, error only appears once Pi finalizes the message, so after_provider_response never sees a non-2xx status) was silently counted as a healthy request. Now checked via stopReason/errorMessage, with aborted (user-cancelled) turns correctly excluded from health tracking. 2. The Codex quota fetcher missed the account-wide authoritative signal entirely. Verified directly against the real exhausted account: `rate_limit.limit_reached`/`allowed` at the top level was true while a *healthy* per-model entry sat right next to it under additional_rate_limits for the model actually in use - only the account-wide flag reflects what's really blocking requests. Also added the missing `used_percent` field fallback the per-window percentage check was missing (present in the original pi-quotas reference this was adapted from, dropped in transcription). Verified both against the real account this was reported from, then used the fixed code directly to refresh the live persisted health state so /usage reflects it immediately rather than waiting for the next session. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three more issues from the same live report: 1. /usage showed zero usage for a model the user actually had real usage on. Router-observed req/token/cost counters only ever see traffic Auto itself routed - they were the only usage figure shown, so anything used another way (manually, before installing Auto, etc.) looked unused even when verified quota data said otherwise. Quota reconciliation now carries a real "detail" string alongside its exhausted/resetsAt fields (e.g. "5% used", "interval 81% left, weekly 89% left") and /usage shows it as its own "verified usage" column/line, clearly separate from the router-observed counters. 2. "cooldown ~4557m" is unreadable. Cooldown duration now scales to minutes/hours/days instead of always minutes. 3. Codex reports quota two ways: an account-wide limit that actually gates every request, and per-model usage under additional_rate_limits for models recently used. Reconciliation results are now provider-wide with optional per-model overrides (matched by normalizing the provider's own model label), so Codex can report the real per-model percentage as detail while still using the account-wide flag - the one that actually blocks requests - to decide whether that model is marked unhealthy. Verified end-to-end against the real account this was reported against, then used the fixed code to refresh the live persisted health state directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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206-222: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClear
currentInFlightModelwhensetModelfails.
applyRoutingreturns early whenpi.setModelreports failure.currentInFlightModelkeeps the value from the previous turn.after_provider_responseandmessage_endthen record the new turn's success or failure against the previous model.The effect is misattributed health. A model that never handled the turn receives a cooldown, or an exhausted model receives a success that resets its failure counter.
Clear the field on the failure path.
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const success = await pi.setModel(model); if (!success) { + currentInFlightModel = undefined; if (ctx.hasUI) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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346-368: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGuard against recording the same turn failure twice.
after_provider_responserecords a failure for any non-2xx status.message_endthen records a second failure whenstopReasonis"error". Nothing prevents both handlers from firing for one turn.Two
recordFailurecalls incrementconsecutiveFailurestwice and double the exponential rate-limit backoff inapplyFailure. The cooldown becomes longer than intended and the model stays out of rotation.The test comment at
tests/auto-router-extension.test.tslines 344-345 states the message-level path applies when the HTTP response was 200. Encode that assumption in the code.🐛 Proposed fix: track whether the turn already recorded a failure
+ let turnFailureRecorded = false; + pi.on("after_provider_response", (event) => { if (!currentInFlightModel) return; if (event.status >= 200 && event.status < 300) return; + turnFailureRecorded = true; healthStore.recordFailure( modelKey(currentInFlightModel), event.status, event.headers, ); }); pi.on("message_end", (event) => { if (!autoActive || !currentInFlightModel) return; if (event.message.role !== "assistant") return; const message = event.message; - if (message.stopReason === "aborted") return; // user-cancelled, not a provider health signal + const alreadyRecorded = turnFailureRecorded; + turnFailureRecorded = false; + if (message.stopReason === "aborted") return; // user-cancelled, not a provider health signal if (message.stopReason === "error") { + if (alreadyRecorded) return; // after_provider_response already penalized this model healthStore.recordFailure(Reset
turnFailureRecordedinapplyRoutingas well, so a turn that never reachesmessage_enddoes not leak the flag into the next turn.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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379-384: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAwait
healthStore.flush()duringsession_shutdown.
flush()performs asynchronous filesystem operations. Return its promise so shutdown waits for the final state write. Preserve best-effort shutdown behavior with.catch(() => undefined).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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159-175: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDo not clear non-quota cooldowns when the provider reports headroom.
The non-exhausted branch resets
consecutiveFailuresand clearscooldownUntilunconditionally.applyFailuresets cooldowns for auth failures (401/403) and server errors as well as rate limits. A provider quota API reports quota only. It does not know about those failures.
reconcileAllProvidersinextensions/auto-router.tsruns at session start and on every/usagecall. A user who runs/usagetherefore erases an active auth or 5xx cooldown and the router immediately re-routes to the broken model.Limit the reset to quota-caused cooldowns.
🐛 Proposed fix: only clear cooldowns caused by quota exhaustion
: { ...previous, - consecutiveFailures: 0, - cooldownUntil: undefined, + // Only quota-driven cooldowns (429, or a previous quota exhaustion with no + // recorded HTTP error) are safe to clear from a quota-API headroom report. + ...(previous.lastError === undefined || previous.lastError.status === 429 + ? { consecutiveFailures: 0, cooldownUntil: undefined } + : {}), verifiedAt: now, verifiedDetail: result.detail, };🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@extensions/auto-router-quota.ts`:
- Around line 228-237: Update the resetsAt selection in the perModel assignment
to use the model window’s reset time when exhaustion is caused by the
model-specific limit, and use accountResetsAt only when accountExhausted is the
blocking cause. Preserve undefined when no applicable reset time exists, and
keep non-exhausted models’ resetsAt unset.
- Around line 332-337: Normalize both MiniMax reset timestamps through
parseDateish before constructing the exhausted quota results, replacing the
direct numeric conversion of general.end_time and general.weekly_end_time while
preserving the existing applyQuotaResult flow.
In `@extensions/auto-router.ts`:
- Line 124: Update the session_start handling around AutoRouterHealthStore so it
reuses the existing healthStore instance and reloads its state instead of
replacing it with a new instance. Preserve the existing fresh-state behavior by
invoking the store’s load() method, ensuring any pending scheduleSave timer
remains attached to the same store.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 67: Update the README health-tracking text to consistently spell the
product name as “MiniMax,” including the referenced later occurrence, and
rephrase the provider list to remove the duplicated conjunction while preserving
the existing provider grouping and meaning.
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In `@extensions/auto-router-health.ts`:
- Around line 159-175: Update the non-exhausted branch constructing
ModelHealthEntry so it resets consecutiveFailures and clears cooldownUntil only
when the existing cooldown was caused by quota exhaustion; preserve active
authentication and server-error cooldowns reported by applyFailure. Keep quota
recovery verification and detail updates unchanged.
In `@extensions/auto-router.ts`:
- Around line 206-222: Update applyRouting so the setModel failure branch clears
currentInFlightModel before returning, preventing later response and message-end
handlers from attributing the turn to the previous model; preserve the existing
notification and successful-routing behavior.
- Around line 346-368: Prevent duplicate failure accounting for one turn by
tracking whether after_provider_response already called
healthStore.recordFailure, and have the message_end error path record only when
the HTTP response was successful or no prior failure was recorded. Reset this
per-turn flag in applyRouting so incomplete turns cannot affect subsequent
routing.
- Around line 379-384: Update the session_shutdown handler in the pi.on
registration to return the promise from healthStore.flush(), preserving the
existing cleanup state resets and adding a catch that resolves to undefined for
best-effort shutdown behavior.
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Add opencode-go quota reconciliation: found a real, undocumented but clean JSON endpoint (GET /zen/go/v1/usage) that authenticates with the same API key Pi already uses for inference - no separate cookie/workspace-id setup needed, unlike pi-quotas' HTML-scraping approach for this provider. Verified directly against the real account. Also fixes a real regression the Codex per-model change just introduced: additional_rate_limits entries were being marked exhausted whenever the account-wide flag was set, even though the account-wide flag and a model's own entry are independent quota tracks - confirmed directly by the user, who could still use a model this was wrongly cooling down. A model with its own entry is now governed solely by that entry; only models without one fall back to the account-wide state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Minimax's API reports *remaining* percent, the only one of the five providers that does - its detail strings read "X% left" while every other provider reads "X% used", which is exactly the kind of inconsistency that adds cognitive overhead when scanning /usage. Now converted to "used" like the rest. Also fixes Z.ai/GLM returning no usage at all: the real response for this account uses `type: "CREDIT_LIMIT"` entries (verified directly), not the `"TOKENS_LIMIT"` type the fetcher only checked for. Different plan tiers apparently report different type strings, but both carry the same `percentage` field, so the fetcher now keys off that directly instead of an incomplete type allowlist - and labels each window from its actual unit+count (e.g. "5h", "7d") instead of a fixed "token" label that ignored the count entirely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@extensions/auto-router-quota.ts`:
- Around line 343-359: Update the usage aggregation around the blocked and
mostUsed variables to retain the blocked window’s label, then build detail from
that blocked label and percent whenever blocked is returned so resetsAt and
detail describe the same window; preserve mostUsed detail for non-blocked
exhaustion, and add a fixture covering a blocked low-usage window alongside a
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"account 100% used" and "interval 16% used" were both vague - the
user correctly guessed both should read as real time windows (weekly
and 5h respectively). Both APIs already carry the data needed to
derive that properly instead of guessing or hardcoding it:
- Codex's rate_limit windows carry their own limit_window_seconds
(verified: 604800 = 7 days on the real account) - now labeled from
that directly ("7d 100% used"), on both the account-wide and
per-model detail strings.
- Minimax's mmx CLI output carries start_time/end_time for the short
window; its actual length (verified live: exactly 5 hours) is now
computed from that instead of the placeholder word "interval".
Falls back to "interval" only when those timestamps aren't present.
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CodeRabbit review fixes (verified each against current code first - one "Addressed" auto-label turned out to still be a live bug): - Auto could get stuck routing real requests at the inert "auto" placeholder (http://127.0.0.1:0) when nothing is configured, or becomes unconfigured mid-session, producing a bare connection error instead of a clear message. pickForTier now falls back to any authenticated model in the whole catalog as a last resort rather than ever leaving a turn pointed at the placeholder. - session_start replaced the healthStore instance instead of reusing it; a stale instance's pending debounced-save timer could still fire independently afterward and overwrite the freshly-reloaded state on disk. Now a single instance is reused and reloaded. - OpenCode Go's blocked-window detection used whichever window had the highest percentage for the reported detail, but the real reset time from whichever window was actually flagged blocked - a low blocked window next to a high healthy one produced a mismatched, misleading report. (This is the one CodeRabbit had auto-marked "Addressed" from an unrelated commit; still reproduces in current code, now actually fixed, with a regression test covering the mismatch scenario specifically.) - MiniMax reset timestamps went through a raw numeric() read instead of parseDateish's seconds-vs-milliseconds handling, unlike every other provider's reset time here. - peerDependenciesMeta "optional" findings for pi-ai/pi-coding-agent/ pi-tui: declined with an explanation rather than changed - this matches this repo's own pre-existing convention (session-footer.ts already imports runtime values from pi-tui the same way), since Pi itself provides these at runtime when loading extensions. - Two other findings were genuinely already fixed by earlier commits (Codex per-model resetsAt/account mixing, README wording); verified against current code and left as-is. Also: router-observed health/usage tracking was scoped to traffic Auto itself routed, so a model picked manually from /model - even one configured in autoRouter - showed zero usage in /usage regardless of real activity. message_end/after_provider_response now key off whichever model is actually active (ctx.model) and configured in autoRouter, not an internal "did Auto pick this" flag, so any turn against a configured model is tracked the same way. Simplified out the now-redundant currentInFlightModel tracking this replaces. /usage wording updated from "routed" to "observed" to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
sessionId could be undefined when reused as a Map key in web/server/index.ts; web/client/app.tsx spread dnd-kit attributes after explicit role/tabIndex, silently discarding them (TS caught it as a duplicate-prop overwrite); and semantic-session.tsx passed optional cache/highlight values into APIs that require non-optional ones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 432-451: Normalize general.start_time and general.end_time with
parseDateish before passing them to durationSeconds, so interval duration
remains correct for both seconds- and millisecond-based timestamps. Add a
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session_start only restored autoActive from a persisted session entry (written when Auto is explicitly picked via /model), so a brand-new session with defaultProvider/defaultModel set to "auto" in global settings had no entry to restore from - autoActive stayed false, and every turn's before_agent_start returned early, dispatching straight at the inert placeholder's dead baseUrl and failing with a bare "Connection error" x N. Now also treats ctx.model already being the auto placeholder at session start as active, which covers this case without disturbing the existing interrupted-mid-turn restore path. Also fixes a CodeRabbit finding: Minimax's start_time/end_time now go through parseDateish before durationSeconds, so the derived interval window label stays correct if the CLI ever reports epoch seconds instead of milliseconds (verified milliseconds only for this account so far, but nothing guarantees that universally). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…reply VALID_LEVELS.find(word-boundary test) picked the first match in the array's own fixed order (minimal, low, medium, high, xhigh, max), not the first one the model actually said. So a reply like "high complexity, more than a medium task" - a real answer of "high" with a "medium" comparison tacked on - matched "medium" first purely because it sorts earlier in that list, silently downgrading a hard task's routing tier. The classifier prompt asks for a single bare word, but nothing enforced it, and models don't always comply. Now parses with one alternation regex, which naturally returns whichever level word the model said *first in its own reply*, and add a small maxTokens cap so a rambling reply can't run on indefinitely. The existing "high" vs "xhigh" substring safety is preserved: `\b` can't match between two word characters, so "high" still can't match inside "xhigh". Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…erified
The classification completion was a pure throwaway: its raw reply was
parsed into a level and then discarded, so a routing decision that
looked wrong (e.g. a hard task landing on medium) was impossible to
actually verify afterward - only reasonable to guess about from
reading the code. That's exactly the gap that made yesterday's
"stayed on medium" report unresolvable from real evidence: the
session transcript showed a clean route to a medium-tier model, but
there was no way to tell whether the classifier had genuinely said
medium or said something else that got misparsed.
classifyTurnComplexity now returns its raw reply (or a reason string
on failure/timeout) alongside the parsed level. auto-router-health.ts
persists the last 20 routing decisions - prompt, raw reply, parsed
level, resolved tier, and picked model - in the existing state file
(now `{models, classifications}`, with back-compat parsing for the
old flat format). /usage shows the last 5 under "Recent
classifications" in both the TUI dashboard and the plain-text
fallback, so a future misrouting report can be checked against what
the classifier actually said instead of reasoned about from the code.
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The previous fix (803c8fe) made session_start also detect Auto being active from ctx.model already being the placeholder, not just from a persisted session entry - but that only helps if ctx.model is already resolved to the settings default at the exact moment session_start fires. Whether that holds is an SDK timing assumption, and the connection-error report persisted after that fix landed and was pulled, meaning that assumption doesn't hold (or some other path still desyncs autoActive from reality) - the actual invariant needs to live somewhere it can't be defeated by a timing gap. before_agent_start is that place: it fires immediately before the turn actually dispatches, so ctx.model there is ground truth for what model is about to receive the request, no matter what happened earlier. It now checks that directly - if ctx.model is already the inert Auto placeholder, it self-heals (marks Auto active, persists the entry) and routes for real, regardless of what autoActive's own bookkeeping says. A request can no longer be sent against the placeholder as long as before_agent_start fires before dispatch, which is what it's documented to do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ack bug OpenCode Go's quota fetcher tracked "mostUsed" (whichever of rolling/ weekly/monthly had the highest percent) but only ever put that single window in `detail`, silently dropping the others - a real rolling (short-window) usage figure could be sitting right there in the API response and never shown, exactly like a user just reported for kimi-k3 showing only "monthly". Now reports every window with a known percent together, e.g. "rolling 3% used, weekly 0% used, monthly 20% used", matching the multi-window pattern Minimax's fetcher already used. The blocked-window resetsAt/exhaustion behavior is unchanged. Separately, while checking real session logs for a reported "landed on the wrong tier" case, found (though couldn't confirm it was the actual cause, given other evidence pointed at a stale process) pickForTier's last-resort fallback could return a tier label that doesn't match where the picked model actually lives: if the resolved tier itself has no configured models (reachable if "medium" - the resolveEffortTier hardcoded floor - is left unconfigured) and the real fallback model comes from allConfiguredModels() spanning every tier, the old code still labeled it with the original (unconfigured) tier. That mislabeling would set the wrong thinking level for whatever model actually got picked. Fixed to search configured tiers in order and return the tier the picked model is actually configured under. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@extensions/auto-router-health.ts`:
- Around line 348-355: Update recordClassification to omit raw prompt content
from the ClassificationLogEntry persisted in health state, retaining only
routing metadata and the existing reply handling. Ensure the disk-writing path
does not serialize prompts, and update the round-trip test to assert that the
original prompt content is absent.
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- Around line 538-540: Update escapeTableCell to neutralize both newline and
carriage-return characters in addition to escaping pipe characters, preserving
single-line Markdown table cells for formatUsageMarkdown and the TUI dashboard.
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A model's tier only ever decided two things: which classified- complexity bucket routes to it, and where it sits in the escalation order - but it was also blindly reused as the literal ThinkingLevel passed to pi.setThinkingLevel(), with no way to separate the two. A model that only performs well at its own maximum setting had no way to live under, say, "high" (participating in escalation and routing normally) while always actually running at "max". Model refs gain an optional `effort` field that overrides the dispatched thinking level; omitted, a model still just uses its own tier's name, unchanged from before. pickForTier now resolves and returns this alongside the tier itself (labeled correctly through every branch, including the last-resort fallbacks), and applyRouting dispatches at the resolved effort while the footer, health tracking, and classification log all keep using tier for what they're actually about (routing/grouping) - the classification log additionally records the applied effort for full transparency, and /usage shows both together as "high at max effort" when they differ. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously the only way to skip classification for a turn was manual model selection, losing Auto's failover, escalation, and health tracking entirely. Now /model lists a separate Auto entry for the adaptive mode plus one per tier that has models configured - picking "Auto (<tier>)" pins every turn to route directly within that tier (still with normal failover/escalation/health tracking, just without asking a model to classify complexity first). Implementation: the extension factory is now async so it can read config before registering providers (a documented Pi pattern for "dynamically discovering available models"), registering one placeholder per configured tier alongside the existing adaptive one. Selection state gained a `pinnedTier` alongside `autoActive`, threaded through model_select, session_start's restore/self-heal path (both the persisted-entry and ctx.model-is-already-the-placeholder cases), before_agent_start's self-heal, and the revert-to-placeholder logic (which now reverts to whichever specific Auto entry was selected, not always the bare adaptive one). routeForPrompt skips classification entirely when pinned, using the pinned tier directly while still logging the routing decision for /usage. AUTO_MODEL_SCOPE_PATTERN also moved from the literal "auto/auto" to the glob "auto/*", since Pi matches enabledModels patterns with minimatch - one pattern now keeps every Auto entry visible under enabledModels scoping instead of just the adaptive one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Security/privacy (major): recordClassification was persisting each
turn's raw prompt text into ~/.pi/agent/auto-router-state.json - a
plaintext file - even though nothing in /usage ever displayed it.
Prompts can contain source code, credentials, or personal data, so
that was pure liability for zero benefit. Dropped `prompt` from
ClassificationLogEntry and every place that wrote or read it;
parseClassifications no longer requires or copies it back from old
entries either, so a reload+resave scrubs it from disk.
Correctness (minor): escapeTableCell only escaped `|`, not embedded
line breaks. Every current caller already gets pre-collapsed text
from truncateForLog, but that's a call-graph coincidence, not
something the function itself enforced - a raw multi-line value would
otherwise terminate its table row early and break the rest of the
"Recent classifications" table. Now neutralizes both. Exported it and
added a direct unit test, since nothing in the current call graph can
actually exercise the newline path end-to-end to test it that way.
Also fixed, found while updating the round-trip test for the prompt
removal: AutoRouterHealthStore debounces its writes ~2s after the
last record call, and neither auto-router-extension.test.ts nor
auto-router-health.test.ts's afterEach accounted for that - a save
scheduled by one test could fire after that test's own teardown had
already restored PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR to its prior (usually unset)
value, landing the write in the real global agent directory instead
of the test's temp one. Confirmed this had already happened: the real
~/.pi/agent/auto-router-state.json got overwritten with test fixture
data ("reply 5", provider "prov") partway through this session, which
is what surfaced the bug. Fixed by never restoring the env var to
anything but a temp dir for the life of the test run (only ever
moving it to a new one) and deferring temp-dir cleanup to afterAll,
so even a very late write can only ever land somewhere harmless.
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These showed up as PR #7 comments due to a stale diff view (before merging main into that branch), attached to files PR #7 doesn't actually touch since they landed via PR #6. Fixing them here, then merging this into fix/subagents-read-summary per request so they ride along on that PR instead of a separate one. - parseRetryAfterMs only checked the two exact-cased header key variants ("retry-after"/"Retry-After"); a real provider using a different casing (e.g. "RETRY-AFTER") would silently fall through to the exponential-backoff estimate instead of the provider's own value. Now matches case-insensitively. - AutoRouterHealthStore.scheduleSave's timer callback called `void this.flush()` with nothing to catch a rejection - a transient write failure (ENOSPC, EACCES, ...) would become an unhandled rejection with no caller around to catch it. Same pattern existed in auto-router.ts's session_shutdown handler. Both now swallow the error, matching this store's documented best-effort nature. - trackedModel (used by after_provider_response and message_end, both of which can fire multiple times per turn) re-read and re-parsed settings.json from disk on every call. Added a short (5s) TTL cache scoped specifically to this membership check - routing decisions themselves (routeForPrompt, /usage, reconciliation) still always read fresh, since staleness there would mean routing on config the user no longer has. - README claimed `.pi/settings.json` works as a project override; readAutoRouterSettings only ever reads the global ~/.pi/agent/settings.json. Removed the false claim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
/model(extensions/auto-router.ts) that, per turn, uses the default (mediumtier) model to classify complexity (minimal/low/medium/high/xhigh/max), resolves that to a configured effort tier (falling back towardmediumwhen a level is unconfigured), and routes to the first healthy model in that tier via realpi.setModel/pi.setThinkingLevelcalls — so streaming, tool calls, and usage all flow through Pi's normal path for the real underlying model./modelkeeps showing "Auto" selected across turns: the real model is swapped in only for the duration of each turn and swapped back to an inert Auto placeholder once it settles (a newagent_settledhandler), rather than staying selected until the next manual pick. A🔀 Auto (<tier>)footer badge tracks the last-used tier independently of which of the two is currently selected.extensions/auto-router-health.ts) tracks per-model failures/cooldowns from HTTP status codes, rate-limit headers, and message-level provider errors that never surface as a bad HTTP status. When every model in a tier is unhealthy, routing escalates to the next higher configured tier, with a last-resort fallback (and warning) rather than ever blocking a turn.extensions/auto-router-quota.ts) for Anthropic, OpenAI Codex, Z.ai, Kimi Coding, and OpenCode Go via their HTTP APIs (same credentials Pi already has), plus Minimax via its ownmmxCLI. Runs at session start and on/usage, provider-wide with optional independent per-model results where a provider reports it that way (Codex). Usage is normalized to consistent "X% used" phrasing, with each window labeled by its real duration (e.g. "7d", "5h") derived from the provider's own response data rather than a vague placeholder, wherever that's derivable./usageshows per-tier/per-model status, real provider-verified usage detail, and router-observed request/token/cost totals as clearly separate things — a bordered TUI dashboard, or a compact plain-text summary in RPC/Pi Web mode./modelis scoped: Pi's picker defaults to showing onlyenabledModels-scoped models when that's configured, hiding everything else (including Auto) behind a manual Tab to "all". At session start, best-effort appendsauto/autotoenabledModels(only if scoping is already active and doesn't already include it) so Auto shows up by default.autoRouterkey in~/.pi/agent/settings.json(same locking read/write pattern asextensions/web-settings.ts); documented in the README with a config example.medium→ Minimax M3 + ChatGPT 5.3-codex,high→ Kimi-K3 + GLM 5.3,xhigh→ Sol 5.6.Bugs found and fixed from live reports against that real config
message_endunconditionally recorded every assistant message as a success, including ones withstopReason: "error"— such errors never reachafter_provider_responseas a non-2xx status and were silently counted as healthy.rate_limit.limit_reached/allowedflag entirely, plus aused_percentfield fallback dropped in transcription from the pi-quotas reference this was adapted from./usageonly ever showed router-observed (Auto's-own-traffic) counters, so a model with real usage from elsewhere looked completely unused. Quota reconciliation now carries a real "verified usage" detail string, shown separately.~4557m); now scales to hours/days.additional_rate_limitsentry — confirmed wrong directly by the user, who could still use a model this was incorrectly cooling down. A model with its own entry is now governed solely by that entry.GET /zen/go/v1/usageJSON endpoint using the same credential Pi already has.type: "CREDIT_LIMIT"entries, not the"TOKENS_LIMIT"type the fetcher only checked for. Now keys off the sharedpercentagefield directly instead of an incomplete type allowlist.limit_window_seconds, Minimax'sstart_time/end_time), now used directly.Round 2: CodeRabbit review findings + broader usage tracking
pickForTiercan now fall back to any authenticated model in the whole catalog as a last resort so a turn is never sent against the inert Auto placeholder when nothing is configured; Minimax'send_time/weekly_end_timenow go through the same seconds-vs-msparseDateishnormalization every other provider uses instead of a raw numeric read;healthStoreis a single reused instance reloaded via.load()rather than replaced, so a stale instance's pending debounced-save timer can't clobber freshly-loaded state; OpenCode Go's/usagedetail now always describes the actual blocked window rather than whichever window happens to have the highest percentage (a blocked-but-low-percent window next to a healthy-but-high-percent one previously showed the wrong one).peerDependenciesMetafor@earendil-works/pi-ai) was left as-is with an explanation — it matches an existing, working convention already in this repo (session-footer.tsdoes the same for@earendil-works/pi-tui), since Pi's own extension loader provides these packages at runtime.ctx.modeldirectly (checked against everything configured inautoRouter) instead of an internal "did Auto route this" flag, so/usagereflects usage/failures from a manual/modelpick too, as long as that model is configured somewhere inautoRouter.Test plan
bun run typecheck/bun run lintcleanbun test— 299 pass, 0 failpi --list-models -e ./extensions/auto-router.ts— extension loads cleanly, "Auto" appears in the model catalogmmx, Codex, OpenCode Go, Z.ai) verified end-to-end against my own real accounts, including the corrected Codex per-model independence and the real window-duration labelsenabledModelsscoping fix against my own real (scoped) global settings —auto/autowas appended cleanly with nothing else disturbed/usageand the footer//modelbehavior across turns) — not run here to avoid spending real API usage; worth a quick pass before merge🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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/usagedashboards for model activity, token usage, costs, cooldowns, and quota status.Bug Fixes
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