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fix(anthropic-pool): lift 429 quota cooldowns from a background usage read - #8504
An Anthropic 429 quota cooldown now lifts on its own once upstream shows headroom. [Bug] Anthropic pool: Retry-After-sourced cooldowns do not recover after a fresh usage read proves headroom (plan upgrade / window reset) #6989 made a fresh usage read able to clear a Retry-After cooldown, but nothing issued that read by itself: it only happened when the dashboard, ocx account refresh or a reset admitted through the proxy asked for quota. A Claude Code user whose five-hour window reopened elsewhere (a reset grant spent in the Claude app, a plan upgrade) kept getting All Anthropic OAuth accounts are temporarily rate-limited from a pool whose accounts upstream had already reopened, until the old deadline or a manual clear-cooldown. Hit this twice in one day on 2.73 → 2.100.1: GET /api/oauth/usage showed five_hour.utilization: 0 while the pool kept every slot in cooldown until the reset time from the original 429 headers.
New src/providers/quota/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.ts, the Anthropic counterpart of registerCodexCooldownRecoveryProbeWorker, registered on the shared state sweep from src/server/index.ts. For every instance (anthropic, anthropic2) and account whose cooldown is claimable (captureAnthropicCooldownRecovery non-null) it forces a fresh-dispatch read through fetchAnthropicAccountQuota, so the claim, generation fence and settlement are the existing ones; the worker only adds the trigger and its pacing.
Pacing: reads are sequential and single-flight; a read that keeps the cooldown backs off per account (one sweep interval, doubling to ten minutes); a newer refusal resets the backoff; a deadline the sweeper reaches first is never read for; 403 entitlement refusals and refusals naming no window are never claimed (unchanged recoverableQuotaWindows rules).
Docs: structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md (manifest ownership for the new file, paragraph folded into the existing instance-owner passage to stay inside the 600-line budget) and the clear-cooldown section of the docs-site CLI reference.
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bun test tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts (7 tests: lift on both instances, retained read backs off and caps, newer refusal resets backoff, nothing cooled sends nothing, near-expiry cooldown left to the sweeper, 403 never read for), plus anthropic-quota-cooldown-recovery, anthropic-instance-quota, oauth-anthropic-instance-health, test-layout, test-layout-tooling: all pass under Bun 1.4.4 (testRunnerBun) and 1.3.13.
bun run typecheck, bun run structure:check, bun run privacy:scan: pass.
bun run test:changed: everything passes except tests/codex-integration/catalog-omit-disabled-native.test.ts ("retained sync and serve-options omit the same rows without changing routed bytes"), which fails identically on a clean dev checkout (6083e22) with Bun 1.4.4 on this macOS host, so it is unrelated to this change.
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Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. The worker reuses the existing per-account usage probe and its credential ownership checks; no new auth or management surface.
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New Features
Anthropic accounts temporarily blocked by quota limits are now rechecked automatically. Accounts return to selection when quota becomes available, with retry pacing while limits remain in effect.
Use clear-cooldown to manually clear a cooldown.
Documentation
Updated the CLI reference with details on automatic cooldown recovery and the manual override.
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A fresh usage read that shows every rejected window open lifts an Anthropic
429 quota cooldown (lidge-jun#6989), but nothing issued that read on its own: it ran
only when the dashboard, `ocx account refresh` or a reset admitted through
the proxy asked for quota. A user whose window reopened elsewhere (a reset
grant spent in the Claude app, a plan upgrade) kept getting "All Anthropic
OAuth accounts are temporarily rate-limited" from a pool whose accounts
upstream had already reopened, until the old deadline or a manual
clear-cooldown.
Add an Anthropic counterpart to the Codex cooldown recovery probe worker.
On the shared state sweep it forces a fresh-dispatch usage read for every
instance account whose cooldown is claimable, through
fetchAnthropicAccountQuota so the claim, generation fence and settlement
are the existing ones. A read that keeps the cooldown backs off per account
(one sweep interval, doubling to ten minutes); a newer refusal resets the
backoff; a deadline the sweeper reaches first is never read for; 403
entitlement refusals are never claimed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A background worker now checks eligible Anthropic OAuth accounts with quota cooldowns during shared state sweeps. It applies per-account probe backoff and is registered at server startup. Tests and documentation cover the recovery behavior.
Changes: Anthropic cooldown recovery
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Summary
Probe selection, execution, and validation src/providers/quota/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.ts, tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json
The worker selects claimable cooldowns for enabled OAuth instances, skips cooldowns near expiry, and probes accounts sequentially. It uses single-flight execution and per-account backoff that starts at the sweep interval and doubles to ten minutes. Tests cover headroom recovery, retained cooldowns, newer refusals, and probe exclusions.
Server startup registration src/providers/quota/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.ts, src/server/index.ts
The server registers the worker as an after-tick callback on the shared state sweep.
Recovery documentation and source mapping docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md, structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md, structure/INDEX.md, structure/manifest.json
The documentation describes automatic cooldown recovery, backoff behavior, and clear-cooldown as a manual override. The source index and manifest include the worker.
sequenceDiagram
participant Sweep as Shared state sweep
participant Worker as Anthropic cooldown recovery worker
participant Quota as Quota reader
participant Account as Anthropic account
Sweep->>Worker: Run after-tick probe pass
Worker->>Quota: Request fresh quota for due account
Quota->>Account: Update quota and cooldown state
Worker->>Worker: Settle attempt and backoff
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Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#7474: Changes Anthropic quota probing and cooldown ownership used by the recovery worker’s quota reads.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8069: Changes Anthropic usage-window selection and cooldown-recovery eligibility that determine whether the worker can lift a cooldown.
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Automatic cooldown recovery works for the described eligible cases, but a stopped server can retain a recovery callback, and the documentation promises recovery more broadly than the worker provides. Fixing those bounded issues before merge is advisable.
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Error classes are not distinguished before backoff is advanced.
runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes swallows every error from fetchAnthropicAccountQuota. settleAttempt then advances the backoff the same way for all outcomes.
fetchAnthropicAccountQuota returns unavailable entries instead of throwing. This covers a refused read, an unrefreshable credential, and a disowned flight. All three look the same to the worker. For example, an account_unavailable credential failure (reauth needed) advances the same exponential backoff as a retained quota. The worker also never uses quotaFailure.
The result is bounded, because the backoff doubles to 10 minutes. The worker still re-reads accounts that need reauthentication forever, until the cooldown ends. Consider inspecting the returned AccountQuotaCacheEntry. Skip or lengthen the backoff for quotaFailure === "account_unavailable".
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Review comments at
@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md:
- Around line 932-934: Revise the background-sweep description to say early
recovery applies only to cooldowns with recoverable usage windows; clarify that
a windowless Retry-After 429 remains in cooldown until its deadline or a manual
override. Keep the existing sweep and backoff details scoped to recoverable
windows.
Review comments at @src/providers/quota/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.ts:
- Around line 107-112: Retain the disposer returned by
registerAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbeWorker in the server startup flow,
registering the worker inside the startup cleanup try. Invoke the disposer on
startup failure and include it in the shutdown cleanup list so each server
instance detaches its callback.
Review comments at @structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md:
- Around line 111-112: Update the sweep description to state that cooldown
recovery probes enabled OAuth instances only, matching the filtering in
dueAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes; remove the claim that every instance is
probed.
Review comments at
@tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts:
- Around line 82-90: Update the doubled-backoff test around
runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes to control Date.now() throughout each probe
and settlement. Assert the read count stays unchanged just before the two-minute
deadline and increases at the deadline; restore the clock spy in a finally block
without changing production settlement timing.
- Around line 86-90: Update the capped-backoff test around
runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes to use a controlled clock and advance through
five retained reads. Assert that no read occurs just before the ten-minute
deadline and that a read occurs at the deadline, preserving coverage that
recovery is capped rather than delayed beyond it.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Qualify which cooldowns can recover early.
A windowless Retry-After 429 cannot be claimed, so the background worker cannot lift it early. It remains until its deadline or a manual override. Limit this statement to cooldowns with recoverable windows and describe the fallback.
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- 934:
Revise the background-sweep description to say early recovery applies only to
cooldowns with recoverable usage windows; clarify that a windowless Retry-After
429 remains in cooldown until its deadline or a manual override. Keep the
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cat -n src/server/background-lifecycle.ts | sed -n '1,180p'
cat -n src/server/background-lifecycle.ts | sed -n '180,340p'
cat -n src/server/index.ts | sed -n '570,640p'
cat -n src/providers/quota/vendor-probes-oauth.ts | sed -n '1,180p'
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Detach the Anthropic recovery worker on shutdown and startup failure.
src/server/index.ts:314 discards the disposer. Each in-process start retains another callback and its config. If another server keeps the sweeper running, a stopped or failed server’s callback can remain active and initiate quota reads with stale config.
Register the worker inside the startup cleanup try, then detach it in the catch and shutdown list.
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around lines 107 - 112:
Retain the disposer returned by registerAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbeWorker in
the server startup flow, registering the worker inside the startup cleanup try.
Invoke the disposer on startup failure and include it in the shutdown cleanup
list so each server instance detaches its callback.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Limit the stated sweep scope to enabled OAuth instances.
dueAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes skips instances that fail anthropicInstanceProbesUsage. It does not force a read for every instance with a claimable cooldown. State that the worker probes enabled OAuth instances only.
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Update the sweep description to state that cooldown recovery probes enabled
OAuth instances only, matching the filtering in
dueAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes; remove the claim that every instance is
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sed -n '20,132p' tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts
sed -n '45,110p' src/providers/quota/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.ts
rg -n -F -e 'setSystemTime(' -e 'spyOn(Date' -e 'mock(Date.now' -- tests src | sed -n '1,100p'
cat -n tests/helpers/anthropic-instance-fixture.ts | sed -n '1,220p'
cat -n src/providers/quota/anthropic-account-quota.ts | sed -n '1,220p'
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Use one clock to test the doubled backoff.
In tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts:82-90, the second read uses a future due time but settles against the real clock. The test checks neither side of the resulting two-minute deadline. Control Date.now() and check that deadline without changing production settlement timing.
Use a controllable clock
-import { afterEach, beforeEach, expect, test } from "bun:test";+import { afterEach, beforeEach, expect, spyOn, test } from "bun:test";
- ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MAX_MS,
const start = Date.now();
- coolForDays("anthropic", id, 4, start);- const counter = usage(0, 100);-- await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config, start);- expect(counter.reads).toBe(1);- expect(routing.getAnthropicAccountHealthSnapshot(id)).toMatchObject({ cooldownSource: "retry-after" });-- // The next sweep inside the backoff sends nothing; the one after it reads again.- await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config, Date.now());- expect(counter.reads).toBe(1);- await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config, Date.now() + ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MIN_MS + 1);- expect(counter.reads).toBe(2);- // Each retained read doubles the wait, up to the cap.- await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config, Date.now() + ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MIN_MS + 1);- expect(counter.reads).toBe(2);- await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config, Date.now() + ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MAX_MS + 1);- expect(counter.reads).toBe(3);+ let now = start;+ const clock = spyOn(Date, "now").mockImplementation(() => now);+ try {+ coolForDays("anthropic", id, 4, start);+ const counter = usage(0, 100);++ await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config);+ expect(counter.reads).toBe(1);+ expect(routing.getAnthropicAccountHealthSnapshot(id)).toMatchObject({ cooldownSource: "retry-after" });++ now = start + ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MIN_MS - 1;+ await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config);+ expect(counter.reads).toBe(1);+ now = start + ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MIN_MS;+ await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config);+ expect(counter.reads).toBe(2);++ now = start + 3 * ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MIN_MS - 1;+ await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config);+ expect(counter.reads).toBe(2);+ now = start + 3 * ANTHROPIC_COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_PROBE_MIN_MS;+ await runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes(f.config);+ expect(counter.reads).toBe(3);+ } finally {+ clock.mockRestore();+ }
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Update the doubled-backoff test around runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes to
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In tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts:86-90, the test stops after three reads. The ten-minute cap first applies after the fifth retained read, so removing it would not fail this test.
Advance a controlled clock through five retained reads, then assert no read just before the ten-minute deadline and a read at the deadline. This would catch a regression that delays recovery beyond the cap.
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lines 86 - 90:
Update the capped-backoff test around runAnthropicCooldownRecoveryProbes to use
a controlled clock and advance through five retained reads. Assert that no read
occurs just before the ten-minute deadline and that a read occurs at the
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Summary
ocx account refreshor a reset admitted through the proxy asked for quota. A Claude Code user whose five-hour window reopened elsewhere (a reset grant spent in the Claude app, a plan upgrade) kept gettingAll Anthropic OAuth accounts are temporarily rate-limitedfrom a pool whose accounts upstream had already reopened, until the old deadline or a manualclear-cooldown. Hit this twice in one day on 2.73 → 2.100.1:GET /api/oauth/usageshowedfive_hour.utilization: 0while the pool kept every slot in cooldown until the reset time from the original 429 headers.src/providers/quota/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.ts, the Anthropic counterpart ofregisterCodexCooldownRecoveryProbeWorker, registered on the shared state sweep fromsrc/server/index.ts. For every instance (anthropic,anthropic2) and account whose cooldown is claimable (captureAnthropicCooldownRecoverynon-null) it forces a fresh-dispatch read throughfetchAnthropicAccountQuota, so the claim, generation fence and settlement are the existing ones; the worker only adds the trigger and its pacing.recoverableQuotaWindowsrules).structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md(manifest ownership for the new file, paragraph folded into the existing instance-owner passage to stay inside the 600-line budget) and theclear-cooldownsection of thedocs-siteCLI reference.Verification
bun test tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-cooldown-recovery-worker.test.ts(7 tests: lift on both instances, retained read backs off and caps, newer refusal resets backoff, nothing cooled sends nothing, near-expiry cooldown left to the sweeper, 403 never read for), plusanthropic-quota-cooldown-recovery,anthropic-instance-quota,oauth-anthropic-instance-health,test-layout,test-layout-tooling: all pass under Bun 1.4.4 (testRunnerBun) and 1.3.13.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan: pass.bun run test:changed: everything passes excepttests/codex-integration/catalog-omit-disabled-native.test.ts("retained sync and serve-options omit the same rows without changing routed bytes"), which fails identically on a cleandevcheckout (6083e22) with Bun 1.4.4 on this macOS host, so it is unrelated to this change.Checklist
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