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Kimi Code (kimi-coding) lands at the same level as gemini, claude, and minimax: the status bar pulls the weekly quota plus per-window caps from https://api.kimi.com/coding/v1/usages using the OAuth bearer token pi already holds for the subscription. - lib/shell-usage.ts: KIMI_PROVIDER, KIMI_DISPLAY_NAME, KIMI_USAGE_URL, KIMI_TIME_UNITS enum map, parseKimiUsage(parser). Updates SUPPORTED_USAGE_PROVIDERS and PENDING_NOTE. - extensions/gentle-shell.ts: fetchKimiUsage wired into refreshUsage and model_select, sharing the 5-min throttle the other subscription providers do. - tests/shell-usage.test.ts: parser coverage (happy path, weekly-only, limits-only, exhausted window, unknown timeUnit, gauge render). - tests/gentle-shell.test.ts: end-to-end smoke (fake fetch asserts URL and Bearer header, throttle behavior, no-token no-fetch).
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User->>gentleShell: Start session or select Kimi model
gentleShell->>KimiAPI: Fetch usage with bearer token
KimiAPI-->>gentleShell: Return quota payload
gentleShell->>UsageStore: Parse and record ProviderUsage
UsageStore-->>gentleShell: Render usage bar
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In `@extensions/gentle-shell.ts`:
- Around line 508-510: Update the model-selection handler around refreshUsage so
it forces a usage refresh for both KIMI_PROVIDER and the openai-codex provider,
preserving the existing forced refresh behavior when switching to either
supported model.
- Line 471: Update fetchKimiUsage to pass a timeout-based cancellation signal in
the fetchFn options for the Kimi usage request, ensuring the promise cannot wait
indefinitely. Preserve the existing Authorization and User-Agent headers and
retain the current catch fallback behavior.
In `@lib/shell-usage.ts`:
- Line 245: Update the resetTime handling around Date.parse to first validate
strict RFC3339 syntax, including date, clock, and timezone offset components,
then verify the calendar and time values are valid before accepting the parsed
timestamp. Return null for malformed or impossible values such as invalid dates,
hours, minutes, or offsets, and add coverage for these invalid cases.
- Line 265: Update parseKimiUsage’s limits processing to iterate only when
raw.limits is an array, and skip null or non-object entries before accessing
entry.detail. Preserve valid weekly usage rows so malformed payload entries do
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| export async function fetchKimiUsage(token: string | undefined, fetchFn: typeof fetch, now: number): Promise<ProviderUsage | undefined> { | ||
| if (!token) return undefined; | ||
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| const response = await fetchFn(KIMI_USAGE_URL, { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, "User-Agent": "gentle-pi" } }); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a timeout to the Kimi usage request.
When the active provider is Kimi, /gentle:usage awaits refreshUsage, which awaits fetchKimiUsage and its fetchFn call. No timeout or cancellation signal bounds this promise. A pending Kimi fetch can therefore keep the command waiting indefinitely. The catch handles only a settled rejection.
Pass a timeout signal to fetchFn and keep the existing catch fallback.
Proposed fix
- const response = await fetchFn(KIMI_USAGE_URL, { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, "User-Agent": "gentle-pi" } });
+ const response = await fetchFn(KIMI_USAGE_URL, {
+ headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, "User-Agent": "gentle-pi" },
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| const response = await fetchFn(KIMI_USAGE_URL, { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, "User-Agent": "gentle-pi" } }); | |
| const response = await fetchFn(KIMI_USAGE_URL, { | |
| headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, "User-Agent": "gentle-pi" }, | |
| signal: AbortSignal.timeout(10_000), | |
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In `@extensions/gentle-shell.ts` at line 471, Update fetchKimiUsage to pass a
timeout-based cancellation signal in the fetchFn options for the Kimi usage
request, ensuring the promise cannot wait indefinitely. Preserve the existing
Authorization and User-Agent headers and retain the current catch fallback
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| if (ctx?.model?.provider === KIMI_PROVIDER) { | ||
| void refreshUsage(ctx, true); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the forced Codex refresh on model selection.
When a session switches to openai-codex, this handler now only re-renders. It does not call refreshUsage. The previous path refreshed Codex usage for that selection.
For example, after a Kimi refresh sets usageFetchedAt, an immediate switch to Codex can show missing or stale Codex quota until the user manually refreshes. Refresh both supported providers here.
Proposed fix
- if (ctx?.model?.provider === KIMI_PROVIDER) {
+ if (ctx?.model?.provider === CODEX_PROVIDER || ctx?.model?.provider === KIMI_PROVIDER) {
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| if (ctx?.model?.provider === KIMI_PROVIDER) { | |
| void refreshUsage(ctx, true); | |
| } | |
| if (ctx?.model?.provider === CODEX_PROVIDER || ctx?.model?.provider === KIMI_PROVIDER) { | |
| void refreshUsage(ctx, true); | |
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In `@extensions/gentle-shell.ts` around lines 508 - 510, Update the
model-selection handler around refreshUsage so it forces a usage refresh for
both KIMI_PROVIDER and the openai-codex provider, preserving the existing forced
refresh behavior when switching to either supported model.
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| function kimiReset(detail: RawKimiDetail | null | undefined): number | null { | ||
| if (!detail || typeof detail.resetTime !== "string") return null; | ||
| const millis = Date.parse(detail.resetTime); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate resetTime as RFC3339 before parsing.
Date.parse accepts some non-RFC3339 values and normalizes impossible calendar dates. For example, an invalid date such as 2026-02-30T00:00:00Z can produce a valid March timestamp. The panel then shows a false reset time instead of null.
Validate the RFC3339 grammar and calendar components before accepting the parsed timestamp. Add cases for invalid dates, clock values, and timezone offsets.
Based on learnings: ISO date validation must reject impossible calendar values, not only parseable strings.
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In `@lib/shell-usage.ts` at line 245, Update the resetTime handling around
Date.parse to first validate strict RFC3339 syntax, including date, clock, and
timezone offset components, then verify the calendar and time values are valid
before accepting the parsed timestamp. Return null for malformed or impossible
values such as invalid dates, hours, minutes, or offsets, and add coverage for
these invalid cases.
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Source: Learnings
| // window object for that one, so fall back to a week window when it is present. | ||
| const weekly = kimiWindow(raw.usage, undefined, WEEK); | ||
| if (weekly) windows.push(weekly); | ||
| for (const entry of raw.limits ?? []) { |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Guard malformed limits payloads.
parseKimiUsage iterates raw.limits without a runtime array check. A non-null object causes for...of to throw, and a null entry causes entry.detail to throw. fetchKimiUsage catches the error and returns undefined, which discards a valid weekly usage row. Add an array check and skip non-object entries.
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In `@lib/shell-usage.ts` at line 265, Update parseKimiUsage’s limits processing to
iterate only when raw.limits is an array, and skip null or non-object entries
before accessing entry.detail. Preserve valid weekly usage rows so malformed
payload entries do not cause fetchKimiUsage to return undefined.
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Source: Learnings
getApiKeyForProvider returns undefined for Kimi Code because its OAuth credential exposes the token under headers.Authorization rather than auth.apiKey. Read the token directly from ~/.pi/agent/auth.json the way Claude Code reads its own credentials, so the usage gauge actually renders instead of showing only the bare cost line.
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Summary
parseKimiUsage+fetchKimiUsagefor thekimi-codingsubscription OAuth provider (Kimi Code)./gentle:usagepanel now reflect the weekly quota plus every rate-limit window reported byhttps://api.kimi.com/coding/v1/usages.kimi-codingfor pi-coding-agent compatibility.Linked issue
Closes #1047
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type:featurelabel added)Changes
lib/shell-usage.tsKIMI_PROVIDER,KIMI_DISPLAY_NAME,KIMI_USAGE_URL,KIMI_TIME_UNITSenum map,parseKimiUsageparser. UpdatesSUPPORTED_USAGE_PROVIDERSandPENDING_NOTE.extensions/gentle-shell.tsfetchKimiUsagewired intorefreshUsageandmodel_select, sharing the 5-min throttle with the other subscription providers.tests/shell-usage.test.tstimeUnit, gauge render.tests/gentle-shell.test.tsBearerheader, throttle behavior, no-token no-fetch).Test plan
node --experimental-strip-types --test tests/*.test.ts: 2416 tests, 2405 pass, 0 fail, 11 skippednode scripts/check-provider-contract.mjs: passnode scripts/build-runtime-modules.mjs --check: passNotes
origin/mainbecausefeat/provider-usage-indicators(the maintainer-side integration branch) is not pushed to GitHub. The cherry-pick required a small number of conflict resolutions inlib/shell-usage.ts,extensions/gentle-shell.ts, and the two test files; the resolution kept only the Kimi-related code and dropped unrelatedantigravity/claude-bridgeblocks that lived in the same commit on the source branch.kimi-for-codingin pi-coding-agent.parseKimiUsageis model-agnostic — it readsusageandlimits[]regardless of which model is active, so future model additions under the same provider will work without parser changes.gemini/claude/minimaxshort names already used in the bar.Contributor checklist
type:*label (type:feature)Co-Authored-BytrailersSummary by CodeRabbit