feat(limits): add Command Code subscription usage limits - #594
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCommand Code is added as a usage-limit provider. The change fetches and normalizes its 5-hour and weekly limits, exposes them through the usage aggregator, and displays them in the dashboard and macOS app. ChangesCommand Code usage integration
Priority: ⬇️ Low — Impact reflects low issue severity. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Command Code usage limits are integrated across the dashboard and macOS app, with localized setup guidance and validation updates. No concrete current-head merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TokenTracker
participant CommandCodeAPI
participant Dashboard
participant MacApp
TokenTracker->>CommandCodeAPI: Fetch whoami, credits, and subscriptions
CommandCodeAPI-->>TokenTracker: Return 5-hour and weekly usage
TokenTracker->>Dashboard: Provide commandCode usage data
TokenTracker->>MacApp: Provide commandCode usage data
Dashboard-->>Dashboard: Render limits or setup guidance
MacApp-->>MacApp: Render limits, metrics, widgets, and reset readings
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New provider module that reads the credential the cmd CLI uses (~/.commandcode/auth.json apiKey, or COMMAND_CODE_API_KEY), calls the official Command Code alpha API, and normalizes the two rolling usage windows (5h, weekly). Exposes plan tier and subscription status as the API reports them, preserving acronym labels like GOAT/Pro/Max. Comes with a unit-test suite covering key resolution precedence, window normalization/clamping, plan labels, error and expiry handling.
Wires the new provider into getUsageLimits: fetchCommandcodeLimits runs in the shared batch, configured/error states pass through, expired logins set auth_action_required so the UI can prompt a reauth, and the commandCode object is emitted without title-casing to keep GOAT/Pro/Max labels intact.
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Adds the Command Code provider to the limits registry: copy strings (setup hint, label keys, provider name), the provider entry with its two 5h/weekly usage windows, the commandCode prop pass-through in LimitsPage, and the display-prefs provider list. No rendering yet - the UI layer lands in a follow-up commit.
UsageLimitsPanel now renders the Command Code provider: setup hint with the cmd login / API-key snippet in not-connected and error states, and the reauth CLI command wired into the expiry badge tooltip. ProviderIcon maps COMMAND-CODE to the official brand SVG shipped in the dashboard public assets.
Adds rendering tests for the Command Code provider: 5h/Weekly windows with plan tier, the setup hint in not-connected state, API-key snippet copy behavior, and the official brand mark rendering through the logo map instead of the unknown-provider placeholder.
Adds Command Code to the native app: limits model with the 5h/weekly windows and reauth flag, menu-bar metric option, widget snapshot, limits view rendering, reset detector, and the provider brand icon.
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The limits bullet in all five language READMEs now includes Command Code, and the rate-limit tracking count moves from 13 to 14 providers. Command Code stays out of the usage-tracked tool list (it is limits-only, like OpenCode Go) and out of the platform READMEs, which do not enumerate providers.
The pet's limit dialogue reads provider windows explicitly per provider (pet-quips.js collectPetLimitRows). Add the Command Code entry - 5h and weekly windows - matching how the Ark Plan providers were added, with the weekly label resolved through the copy registry so it localizes like the Limits page. Covers the shared pet used by the macOS, Windows, and Linux clients.
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In `@dashboard/src/lib/pet-quips.js`:
- Line 314: Update collectPetLimitRows to use copy-registry keys for both new
pet-limit labels: add commandCode mapped to limits.provider.command_code in
PET_LIMIT_PROVIDER_COPY_NAME_KEYS, and replace the hardcoded 5-hour label with
copy("limits.label.command_code_5h").
In `@dashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/UsageLimitsPanel.jsx`:
- Line 283: Move the user-facing Command Code strings into
dashboard/src/content/copy.csv and resolve them through copy() in
UsageLimitsPanel. Update
dashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/UsageLimitsPanel.jsx lines 283-283 to
source the “cmd login” tooltip parameter from a copy key, and lines 883-888 to
source the login and environment-variable snippet lines from copy keys.
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README.de.mdREADME.ja.mdREADME.ko.mdREADME.mdREADME.zh-CN.mdTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/LimitsSettingsStore.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/MenuBarDisplayPreferences.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/UsageLimits.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/WeeklyLimitResetDetector.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Services/StatusBarController.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Services/WidgetSnapshotWriter.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Views/ClawdCompanionView.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Views/LimitsSettingsView.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Views/UsageLimitsView.swiftTokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBarTests/WeeklyLimitResetDetectorTests.swiftdashboard/index.htmldashboard/src/content/i18n/zh-TW/core.jsondashboard/src/content/i18n/zh/core.jsondashboard/src/hooks/use-limits-display-prefs.test.jsdashboard/src/lib/limits-providers.jsdashboard/src/lib/pet-quips.jsdashboard/src/lib/pet-quips.test.jsdashboard/src/pages/LimitsPage.jsxdashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/ProviderIcon.jsxdashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/ProviderIcon.test.jsxdashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/UsageLimitsPanel.jsxdashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/UsageLimitsPanel.test.jsxdashboard/src/ui/dashboard/components/usage-limits-provider-specs.jssrc/lib/commandcode-limits.jssrc/lib/usage-limits.jstest/commandcode-limits.test.jstest/discovery-metadata.test.js
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Addressed the CodeRabbit feedback in d501705 (also replied on both actionable threads): Actionable inline comments (both fixed)
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Docstring coverage (33%) — left as-is intentionally: this repo's JS/Swift style is sparse docstrings (the touched Validation after the fix commit: dashboard vitest 704/704, backend limit suites 167 pass / 0 fail, |
The Command Code feature diff accidentally carried two biome autofix rewrites in usage-limits.js: the normalizeCursorUsageSummary autoPercent branch inversion and the normalizeKimiUsageResponse parallel_limit ternary flip. Both are behavior-neutral; restore the base text so the diff only touches Command Code wiring (CodeRabbit out-of-scope check, PR 594).
The pet dialogue rendered Command Code rows from hardcoded "Command Code" / "5h" literals. Resolve the provider name via limits.provider.command_code and the 5h window via limits.label.command_code_5h (mirroring the agentPlan rows added in review 563), and drop the raw fallback name. New test asserts the zh-CN locale resolves the weekly label to 每周 through the registry (CodeRabbit, PR 594).
…y registry The Command Code setup-guide command lines and the reauth tooltip's "cmd login" were hardcoded in UsageLimitsPanel. Add limits.commandCode.setupHint.snippet_* keys (copy.csv + zh/zh-TW) and resolve them with copy(), so the tooltip and the setup guide share one source of truth. New test covers the reauth tooltip path (CodeRabbit, PR 594).
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Commit reorg: the combined review-fix commit d501705 was rewritten into three focused commits (force-pushed to the branch — content is byte-identical, verified via tree hash fd18421e):
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validate:locale flagged the four limits.commandCode.setupHint.snippet_* keys as source-identical UI text because their zh/zh-TW values are deliberately identical command lines, and they were missing from the source-identical allowlist (the agentPlan snippet_install precedent). This made the PR's 'test + validate + build' CI job exit 1 after validate:locale. Also route the locale-file JSON.parse calls through a labeled parseJsonStrict helper so a malformed translation file surfaces a readable validation error instead of a raw SyntaxError.
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feat(limits): add Command Code subscription usage limits
Closes #593 — [feature]: Show Command Code (commandcode.ai) subscription usage in the Limits panel
Summary
Adds Command Code (
commandcode.ai) to the list of providers TokenTracker watches. You get the usual 5h + weekly usage bars in the Limits panel and the macOS menu bar, powered by the official Command Code API — no parsing of local logs or guesswork. Auth rides on whatever thecmdCLI already uses, so there's no new credential to babysit.Why this shape
Command Code keeps its usage windows server-side (no local db to scrape like Claude/Codex), so the only sane source is their API. The nice part: it authenticates with the same login the
cmdCLI already has (~/.commandcode/auth.json), or aCOMMAND_CODE_API_KEYenv var. TokenTracker just reuses whichever exists and never touches the raw credential.Two login paths are supported (mirrors how the OpenCode Go hint works):
cmd login— writes the auth file, picked up with no restart.COMMAND_CODE_API_KEYenv var — for people who prefer an explicit key.What changed
src/lib/commandcode-limits.js): new provider that reads the key (auth file or env), calls the official endpoints, and normalizes the two rolling windows (5h + weekly). Plan tiers like GOAT/Pro/Max come through untouched instead of being title-cased into "Goat".src/lib/usage-limits.js): wires Command Code into the shared limits fetch, and flags an expired login withauth_action_required: "reauth"so the panel can tell you to re-login instead of silently freezing.cmd loginand API-key routes), plus the official brand mark. All user-facing text goes throughcopy.csv.Verification
validate:copy,validate:locale,validate:ui-hardcode,validate:guardrails— all clean.test + validate + build, macOS unit tests (Swift compile + tests), Windows build, Linux client (Rust), Analyze, CodeQL.Platform testing status
Tested here (Linux): backend + dashboard suites, every
validate:*gate, and the dashboard production build.Not yet exercised interactively — quick manual pass wanted before merge:
TokenTrackerBar/Swift changes compile and pass unit tests in CI, but no one has run the app on a real Mac. Worth a quick check of the Command Code bars in the menu bar / Limits view, the reset detection, and the reauth "Sign-in expired — runcmd login" flow.cmd login(macOS or Linux) then comparing the panel againstcmd/usagewould confirm the window/plan shape end-to-end.TokenTrackerWin/untouched; the wrapper build is covered by CI). A quick look at the Limits page in the Windows app is still appreciated.Anything to eyeball
exportlives in the shell,launchctl setenvsurvives app relaunches but not logout/reboot.cmd loginis the set-and-forget path. Kept the hint copy honest about the reopen step without over-explaining.fix/antigravity-linux-detectionbranch name outlived its content (that work is already upstream) — this PR comes fromfeat/commandcode-limits, a small stack of commits on current main.Scope
src/)dashboard/)TokenTrackerBar/)TokenTrackerWin/) — no code changes; wrapper build covered by CIChecklist
npm testpassesdashboard/src/content/copy.csv(no hardcoded UI text)feat:/fix:/refactor:/docs:/chore:/test:/ci:)Summary by CodeRabbit
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