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feat(workbuddy): publish CN and AI editions as separate providers - #928
WorkBuddy used to merge the China and AI editions into a single limits row that preferred the China result whenever both were signed in, hiding the AI edition's quota entirely. Each signed-in edition now publishes its own provider row (workbuddy / workbuddyAi) with its own visibility toggle, and both render the desktop app's two-window shape:
Plan window — the subscription plan's base credits on the plan cycle (CycleEndTime reset).
Resource-package window — one pooled window for every non-plan credit group (plan_bonus + addon + benefit), no reset (those grants have no shared cycle). Summaries that predate CreditGroups fall back to pooling every package row that cannot be the subscription plan.
An exhausted plan (total > 0) stays visible at 100% used; an empty 0/0 pool yields no window. Groups that omit CycleRemainCapacity contribute total - used to the pooled remaining; groups that omit CycleUsedCapacity contribute total - remain to the pooled usage; a pool reporting total but no usage stays hidden; overflowing sums never publish non-finite windows.
Migration: an explicitly stored workbuddyAi preference wins; otherwise the AI row inherits the unified-era workbuddy toggle. Identical semantics on dashboard (use-limits-display-prefs) and macOS (LimitsSettingsStore).
selectWorkbuddyLimits (the old merge helper) is kept and exported for cloud mirrors only; no live caller remains in this repo.
The English label intentionally differs across surfaces ("Add-on Credits" on the dashboard vs "Add-on" in the menu bar), mirroring the shipped qoder precedent.
WorkBuddy used to merge the China and AI editions into a single row that
preferred the China result whenever both were signed in, hiding the AI
edition's quota entirely. Each signed-in edition now publishes its own
provider row (workbuddy / workbuddyAi) with its own visibility toggle;
the old merged toggle's preference is inherited by the AI row on
migration.
Each edition also gains a credit-pack secondary window next to its plan
window, pooling every non-plan_base credit group from CreditGroups
(plan grants, purchased packs, platform rewards) with no reset time.
Empty 0/0 pools are not rendered, and summaries from older app versions
fall back to pooling all non-plan package rows.
Covered across the backend aggregator, the dashboard provider specs and
panel, the macOS menu bar app, zh/zh-TW copy, docs, and the workbuddy
test suites.
docs/plans/ is gitignored and this was its last tracked file. The
feature itself ships in src/lib/star-cta.js; the document remains in
history at 6b3a671.
The local usage response now keeps WorkBuddy China and WorkBuddy AI as separate providers. Each edition can expose a plan window and a pooled non-plan resource window. Native and dashboard clients display the separate providers and their limit windows.
Changes: WorkBuddy limits and provider displays
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Pooled resource windows src/lib/workbuddy-limits.js, TokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/UsageLimits.swift, test/workbuddy-limits.test.js, docs/workbuddy-limits.md
WorkBuddy limits add a secondary window for pooled non-plan credits. The pool uses quantified non-plan credit groups, or eligible package rows when credit groups are absent. Tests cover empty, invalid, and partially measured pools.
Separate provider records src/lib/usage-limits.js, TokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/UsageLimits.swift, test/workbuddy-ipc.test.js
The aggregate response includes separate WorkBuddy and WorkBuddy AI records. Provider checks and response rewriting retain both records.
Provider identity and visibility TokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBar/Models/LimitsSettingsStore.swift, TokenTrackerBar/TokenTrackerBarTests/LimitsSettingsStoreTests.swift, dashboard/src/lib/limits-providers.js, dashboard/src/hooks/use-limits-display-prefs.js, dashboard/src/hooks/use-limits-display-prefs.test.js, docs/workbuddy-limits.md
WorkBuddy AI has separate order and visibility settings. An explicit AI visibility value is preserved; when it is absent, the WorkBuddy value is inherited.
The clients add WorkBuddy AI provider labels and displays. The dashboard and macOS use the add-on label for the pooled window. The macOS display omits WorkBuddy windows with zero credits.
CLI star prompt design document
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Remove CLI star prompt design docs/plans/2026-07-15-cli-star-cta-design.md
The design document for the proposed CLI star prompt was deleted.
sequenceDiagram
participant fetchPlanQuota
participant collectResourceGroups
participant resourceWindow
participant UsageLimits
participant LimitsPage
participant UsageLimitsPanel
fetchPlanQuota->>collectResourceGroups: Supply billing summary
collectResourceGroups->>resourceWindow: Supply pooled credit measurements
resourceWindow->>fetchPlanQuota: Return secondary window
UsageLimits->>LimitsPage: Provide separate WorkBuddy records
LimitsPage->>UsageLimitsPanel: Pass WorkBuddy and WorkBuddy AI limits
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Possibly related PRs
xiufengsun/TokenTracker#858: Adds the initial WorkBuddy provider model, quota retrieval, dashboard row, and macOS support extended by this change.
xiufengsun/TokenTracker#855: Introduces the WorkBuddy quota data flow and UI that this change extends with separate edition records and resource windows.
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Review comments at @src/lib/workbuddy-limits.js:
- Line 343: Update the resource-row aggregation around pool.used and the legacy
package-row sum to derive each row’s usage from its total capacity minus
remaining capacity when used is missing, then sum that derived value with
explicitly reported usage. Preserve the existing behavior for rows that report
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A resource pool mixing one group that reports CycleUsedCapacity with
one that reports only CycleRemainCapacity under-counted usage: the
remain-only group contributed 0 to pool.used, so e.g. 100/100 used plus
10/50 used displayed as 10/150 instead of 110/150. Derive the missing
usage from the capacity identity (total - remain), matching the
derivation planWindow already applies to the plan row, and apply the
same rule to the pre-CreditGroups package-row fallback.
The live API observed on 2026-10-30 always reports all three capacity
fields on every group (including zeroed rows), so this is hardening for
older or variant summaries rather than a fix for current payloads;
well-formed summaries take the identical code path.
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Summary
WorkBuddy used to merge the China and AI editions into a single limits row that preferred the China result whenever both were signed in, hiding the AI edition's quota entirely. Each signed-in edition now publishes its own provider row (
workbuddy/workbuddyAi) with its own visibility toggle, and both render the desktop app's two-window shape:CycleEndTimereset).plan_bonus+addon+benefit), no reset (those grants have no shared cycle). Summaries that predateCreditGroupsfall back to pooling every package row that cannot be the subscription plan.An exhausted plan (total > 0) stays visible at 100% used; an empty 0/0 pool yields no window. Groups that omit
CycleRemainCapacitycontributetotal - usedto the pooled remaining; groups that omitCycleUsedCapacitycontributetotal - remainto the pooled usage; a pool reporting total but no usage stays hidden; overflowing sums never publish non-finite windows.Surfaces updated: CLI
usage-limitsaggregation, dashboard (panel, page, provider specs, copy + zh/zh-TW, display-prefs migration), macOS app (model, settings-store migration, views, reset detector, labels), desktop pet reminders, GNOME extension provider names, anddocs/workbuddy-limits.md.Migration: an explicitly stored
workbuddyAipreference wins; otherwise the AI row inherits the unified-eraworkbuddytoggle. Identical semantics on dashboard (use-limits-display-prefs) and macOS (LimitsSettingsStore).Notes for review
selectWorkbuddyLimits(the old merge helper) is kept and exported for cloud mirrors only; no live caller remains in this repo.Testing
node --testfull suite: 4447 pass / 0 fail (17 pre-existing skips)vitest run: 1620/1620validate:copy/validate:ui-hardcode/validate:guardrails/validate:locale/validate:versionsall greenxcodebuild)plan_basefiltering, display-pref migration inheritance (macOS + dashboard), and provider-list parity