fix(usage): detect Claude account switches - #104
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Keep the metadata-only credential-store watcher active after successful Claude usage fetches, so an external account switch invalidates a still-valid cached token and refetches with the new credential. Preserve Claude Code's ownership of OAuth refresh and credential writes, and cover the path with a regression test.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe credential-store watcher now starts before Claude usage fetching, remains active after successful fetches, and invalidates cached credentials after fingerprint changes. Usage resolution then reads the new account token. Test T13 covers the account-switch flow. ChangesCredential refresh flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CredentialStore
participant UsageStore
participant ClaudeCredentials
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CredentialStore->>UsageStore: fingerprint changes
UsageStore->>ClaudeCredentials: invalidateCachedCredentialsIfStoreChanged
ClaudeCredentials-->>UsageStore: cache invalidated
UsageStore->>resolveUsage: refresh usage
resolveUsage->>CredentialStore: read switched account token
CredentialStore-->>resolveUsage: return new token
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| // may never arrive to invalidate the in-memory credential. | ||
| // The watch is metadata-only and refetches only after an | ||
| // actual external store write. | ||
| self.watchCredentialStore() |
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After any successful Claude fetch, this starts a watcher that is no longer cancelled on later successes. Each five-second wake calls credentialStoreFingerprint(), whose claudeKeychainItems() query uses kSecMatchLimitAll without a service predicate, so it materializes and filters every generic-password item in the user's keychain. The task also survives removing Claude from the selected providers (the cl == nil path does not cancel it), leaving the background app to wake and scan indefinitely; on large keychains this causes avoidable idle/Low Power CPU and keychain-daemon activity. Restrict the query to Claude services or stop and re-arm the watcher only where needed.
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Capture the credential-store baseline before Claude credential resolution begins and keep one advancing watcher across event-driven refetches. This catches a store rewrite that lands while a still-valid old-account request is in flight.
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In `@Sources/Usage/UsageStore.swift`:
- Line 551: In the account-switch branch guarded by
ClaudeCredentials.invalidateCachedCredentialsIfStoreChanged(from: baseline),
clear claudeCooldownUntil and cancel and nil out cooldownRetryTask before
starting the switch-driven refresh. Preserve the existing credWatchTask reset
and refresh flow so the new account is fetched immediately and its watcher can
be recreated.
In `@Tests/ResolveUsageTests.swift`:
- Around line 417-469: Add a focused asynchronous test for UsageStore that uses
UsageStore.shared.refresh() to complete an initial successful Claude refresh,
changes the credential-store fingerprint, then verifies cached credentials are
invalidated and the watcher triggers a subsequent refresh using the updated
account. Exercise watchCredentialStore() through the public UsageStore flow and
assert the follow-up refresh rather than only testing ClaudeCredentials helpers.
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| // T13 - account switch while the old access token is still valid | ||
| // (issue #103). A successful old-token probe must not leave that | ||
| // credential cached after Claude Code rewrites its external store. | ||
| // The metadata watcher invalidates the cache without reading or | ||
| // writing secrets, so the next usage fetch selects the new account. | ||
| var t13Modified = Date(timeIntervalSince1970: 1_700_001_000) | ||
| var t13StoreToken = "old-account-token" | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.keychainModificationDatesProvider = { [t13Modified] } | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.keychainCandidatesProvider = { [ | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.KeychainCandidate(account: "active", blob: [ | ||
| "claudeAiOauth": ["accessToken": t13StoreToken, "subscriptionType": "max"], | ||
| ]), | ||
| ] } | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.cachedClaudeCreds = ClaudeCredentials.ClaudeCreds( | ||
| account: "old", accessToken: "old-account-token", subscriptionType: "max") | ||
| let t13Baseline = ClaudeCredentials.credentialStoreFingerprint() | ||
| var t13ProbedTokens: [String] = [] | ||
| let t13Old = await ClaudeCredentials.resolveUsage { token, _ in | ||
| t13ProbedTokens.append(token) | ||
| return token == "test-stub-token" ? .unauthorized : .success(fetched) | ||
| } | ||
| if case .usage = t13Old { | ||
| expect(t13ProbedTokens.last == "old-account-token", | ||
| "T13 old account token can remain valid before the store switch") | ||
| } else { | ||
| expect(false, "T13 old account token can remain valid before the store switch") | ||
| } | ||
| expect(!ClaudeCredentials.invalidateCachedCredentialsIfStoreChanged(from: t13Baseline), | ||
| "T13 unchanged store keeps the valid cached token") | ||
| expect(ClaudeCredentials.cachedClaudeCreds?.accessToken == "old-account-token", | ||
| "T13 metadata checks do not reread an unchanged secret") | ||
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| t13StoreToken = "new-account-token" | ||
| t13Modified = t13Modified.addingTimeInterval(60) | ||
| expect(ClaudeCredentials.invalidateCachedCredentialsIfStoreChanged(from: t13Baseline), | ||
| "T13 external credential-store change invalidates the valid old-token cache") | ||
| t13ProbedTokens = [] | ||
| let t13New = await ClaudeCredentials.resolveUsage { token, _ in | ||
| t13ProbedTokens.append(token) | ||
| return token == "test-stub-token" ? .unauthorized : .success(fetched) | ||
| } | ||
| if case .usage = t13New { | ||
| expect(t13ProbedTokens.last == "new-account-token", | ||
| "T13 next fetch selects the externally switched account") | ||
| } else { | ||
| expect(false, "T13 next fetch selects the externally switched account") | ||
| } | ||
| expect(ClaudeCredentials.cachedClaudeCreds?.accessToken == "new-account-token", | ||
| "T13 cache now holds the switched account token") | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.keychainCandidatesProvider = { [] } | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.keychainModificationDatesProvider = { [] } | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.clearCache() | ||
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Add coverage for the UsageStore credential watcher. T13 calls ClaudeCredentials helpers and resolveUsage() directly. It does not call UsageStore.refresh() or activate watchCredentialStore(). RenderingBenchmark calls UsageStore.shared.refresh() but does not change the credential fingerprint or assert a follow-up refresh. A regression in the watcher integration can therefore pass all current tests.
Add a focused asynchronous UsageStore test that performs a successful Claude refresh, changes the store fingerprint, and asserts cache invalidation plus the watcher-triggered refresh.
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In `@Tests/ResolveUsageTests.swift` around lines 417 - 469, Add a focused
asynchronous test for UsageStore that uses UsageStore.shared.refresh() to
complete an initial successful Claude refresh, changes the credential-store
fingerprint, then verifies cached credentials are invalidated and the watcher
triggers a subsequent refresh using the updated account. Exercise
watchCredentialStore() through the public UsageStore flow and assert the
follow-up refresh rather than only testing ClaudeCredentials helpers.
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| // Capture the metadata baseline before resolveUsage can read the | ||
| // cached token. A store rewrite during an otherwise successful | ||
| // old-token request must still differ from this baseline. | ||
| watchCredentialStore() |
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When a normal Claude fetch has just succeeded and Claude Code rewrites its credentials within the next five minutes (for example, an account switch), starting this watcher causes its change branch to call refresh() immediately, bypassing the configured polling floor. Repeated credential writes can therefore send multiple /api/oauth/usage requests seconds apart and trigger the sticky rate-limit cooldown, leaving the newly selected account unavailable for 15 minutes. Defer or coalesce this event-driven fetch until the five-minute minimum has elapsed.
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Treat an external Claude credential-store change as an account boundary: clear the prior token's 429 cooldown and cancel its pending retry before the switch-driven fetch. Add deterministic cooldown-state coverage.
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| self.claudeCooldown.clear() | ||
| self.cooldownRetryTask?.cancel() | ||
| self.cooldownRetryTask = nil |
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When an account switch is detected during the post-wake grace period, this clears the cooldown and then awaits the grace delay before cancelling the in-flight old-account request. If that request returns a 429 during the delay, its completion re-arms the cooldown and schedules a retry; the subsequent refresh() skips Claude because it is cooling down, so the newly selected account remains shown as rate-limited for roughly 15 minutes. Cancel and await the prior fetch before clearing the cooldown (or clear it again afterward).
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L19-L20
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Stop credential monitoring when Claude is deselected, move broad Keychain discovery to normal refresh boundaries, and limit the 5-second watcher to targeted Claude item metadata. Gate every Claude usage request behind a five-minute minimum and coalesce switch-driven recovery at the next safe boundary.
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| watchCredentialStore() | ||
| ClaudeCredentials.refreshCredentialStoreTargets() |
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On a fresh keychain-only launch, _keychainTargets is empty when watchCredentialStore() captures its baseline, and the following discovery populates it with the existing item's modification date. The first five-second tick then misclassifies that pre-existing item as a credential rewrite and clears the cooldown. If the initial Claude request already returned 429, this cancels its 15-minute quiet retry and queues another request at the five-minute boundary, prolonging the sticky rate-limited state and adding an unnecessary API call without any account change. Discover the targets before taking a comparable baseline (or refresh the baseline immediately afterward).
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Summary
Root cause
The watcher originally started only after terminal 401/403 failures and was cancelled after a successful fetch. When the user switched accounts while the old access token remained valid,
cachedClaudeCredskept winning indefinitely, so CodexIsland continued querying the exhausted old account until restart.The watcher baseline must also exist before the request. If Claude Code rewrites the store after the old cached token is read but before its successful HTTP response returns, a post-fetch baseline already describes the new store while the cache still holds the old token. The watcher now captures its baseline synchronously before resolution and advances it across later changes.
A credential change clears
claudeCooldownand cancelscooldownRetryTask. Otherwise a 429 from the exhausted old account suppresses recovery for up to 15 minutes. Cache invalidation remains prompt, butClaudeRequestGatedefers and coalesces the network fetch until the five-minute minimum since the last Claude request. Manual refreshes, timers, re-auth checks, and switch recovery share the same gate, so they cannot double-probe.For idle and Low Power behavior, broad generic-password discovery runs only on ordinary refresh boundaries. The 5-second watcher queries metadata only for the Claude service/account pairs already discovered, and both the watcher and deferred fetch are cancelled when Claude is deselected.
Verification
bash scripts/run-tests.shbash scripts/verify.shgit diff --check origin/main...HEADThe credential regression changes the external store during a successful valid-old-token request and verifies the next resolution selects the new account. Cooldown tests verify the old account deadline is removed. Scheduling tests verify the exact 300-second boundary, coalescing, and start/keep/stop watcher policy.
UsageStoreitself has no sound deterministic injection seam: it is a private singleton coupled to AppKit, Network monitoring, timers, and static fetchers. Rather than expose production orchestration only for testing, coverage targets the credential-watch, cooldown, request-gate, and selection-policy state thatUsageStorecomposes. I did not perform a live Claude Code account switch because that would mutate the user-owned CLI session.No app-side OAuth refresh or credential write was added.
Fixes #103