feat(gui): show whether the requested service tier was actually granted - #3251
feat(gui): show whether the requested service tier was actually granted#3251abhisheksharma2411 wants to merge 2 commits into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe log model title contract now accepts tier outcome metadata. The tooltip formats confirmation status and downgrade reasons when a response service tier is present. New tests cover all supported outcome combinations and unchanged cases. ChangesModel tier outcome display
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The tooltip now explains whether the requested service tier was assumed, confirmed, or downgraded, but those new status labels are hardcoded in English and will remain untranslated in localized dashboards. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or a follow-up localization change. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@gui/src/pages/logs-model-title.ts`:
- Line 35: Update tierConfirmationSuffix() to accept the translator t and
localize confirmed, assumed, downgraded, and unknown through dedicated locale
keys instead of hardcoded labels. Add those keys to every locale file, update
all callers, and adjust tests/logs-model-tier-confirmation.test.ts so its
translator stub returns the expected localized labels.
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| const reason = confirmation === "downgraded" && outcome?.fastDowngradeReason | ||
| ? `: ${outcome.fastDowngradeReason}` | ||
| : ""; | ||
| return ` (${confirmation}${reason})`; |
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Localize the tier outcome labels.
Line 35 renders hardcoded English text in the model tooltip. This prevents localized dashboards from translating confirmed, assumed, downgraded, and unknown.
Pass t into tierConfirmationSuffix(). Map each outcome to a locale key. Add the keys to each locale file. Update tests/logs-model-tier-confirmation.test.ts so its translator stub returns the expected localized labels.
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-function tierConfirmationSuffix(outcome: ModelTitleEntry["tierOutcome"]): string {
+function tierConfirmationSuffix(outcome: ModelTitleEntry["tierOutcome"], t: TFn): string {
const confirmation = outcome?.confirmation;
if (!confirmation) return "";
const reason = confirmation === "downgraded" && outcome?.fastDowngradeReason
? `: ${outcome.fastDowngradeReason}`
: "";
- return ` (${confirmation}${reason})`;
+ return ` (${t(`logs.modelTooltip.tierOutcome.${confirmation}`)}${reason})`;
}
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- ? `${t("logs.modelTooltip.responseTier")}=${log.responseServiceTier}${tierConfirmationSuffix(log.tierOutcome)}`
+ ? `${t("logs.modelTooltip.responseTier")}=${log.responseServiceTier}${tierConfirmationSuffix(log.tierOutcome, t)}`As per coding guidelines: “No hardcoded visible UI text.” As per path instructions: “user-visible strings go through the i18n locale files rather than hardcoded text.”
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In `@gui/src/pages/logs-model-title.ts` at line 35, Update
tierConfirmationSuffix() to accept the translator t and localize confirmed,
assumed, downgraded, and unknown through dedicated locale keys instead of
hardcoded labels. Add those keys to every locale file, update all callers, and
adjust tests/logs-model-tier-confirmation.test.ts so its translator stub returns
the expected localized labels.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 71 / 80이 PR은 로그 화면 모델 열 툴팁에 실제로는 ChatGPT 내부 Codex 백엔드가 권위 없는 에코를 돌려서 fastwire가 확인을 변경은
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Fixed in I had argued the confirmation word was a technical identifier like the Added Two deliberate choices in how I did it: The downgrade reason stays verbatim. The stub translator in the test marks tier-outcome keys with a Also added a locale-coverage test that reads the nine catalogs as files and fails if any is missing one of the four keys; deleting the Korean The non-English wordings are mine and I would rather they were corrected than trusted — the |
The logs tooltip printed the backend's echoed service_tier with nothing to say how much that echo is worth, so an operator asking for priority on gpt-5.x saw a bare 'default' and could not tell a real downgrade from a backend that cannot report the tier it scheduled. That distinction is already computed. responseTierAuthoritative is false for the ChatGPT-internal Codex backend, which answers service_tier: default on turns it in fact ran as priority, so fastwire records the echo but holds the outcome at 'assumed' rather than reading it as a decline (lidge-jun#2558). The value was never surfaced. Qualify the echoed tier with that outcome, and name the downgrade reason when the tier really was declined. tierOutcome already rides on the /api/logs entry; only the GUI type and the tooltip needed it. No new i18n key: the qualifier reuses the responseTier label, and the values are the same technical identifiers the neighbouring fields print untranslated. Adding a key means translating it across nine locales. Refs lidge-jun#2455
CodeRabbit was right and my reasoning for skipping this was not. I had argued the confirmation word was a technical identifier like the neighbouring responseTier value, so it could stay untranslated. The difference is that responseTier prints what the upstream returned, while confirmed/assumed/ downgraded/unknown is this proxy's own judgement about the turn, rendered for a human. .coderabbit.yaml says it plainly for gui/**: user-visible strings go through the i18n locale files. Adds logs.modelTooltip.tierOutcome.* across all nine catalogs and threads the translator into tierConfirmationSuffix. The downgrade reason stays verbatim: response-declined and wire-unavailable are diagnostic identifiers that map to fastDowngradeReason in the source, and translating them would break the link between what the operator reads and what they grep for. The non-English wordings are mine and reviewers should correct them freely; the 'unknown' renderings follow the existing routing.unknownEvidence entries so the vocabulary stays consistent with the rest of each catalog.
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Carried from #3251 (both commits, in order). The backend already computed `tierOutcome` and shipped it to the GUI on every log entry via requestLogEntryFromPersistedUsage, and the GUI consumed it nowhere -- `rg tierOutcome gui/src/` returned zero hits before this change. So a bare `responseTier=default` read as a denial even when the turn had in fact been scheduled as priority. The tooltip now qualifies the echoed tier with its confirmation: responseTier=default (assumed) responseTier=default (downgraded: response-declined) responseTier=priority (confirmed) Deliberately not turning `assumed` into `confirmed` for the ChatGPT-internal Codex backend. That backend answers `service_tier: "default"` on turns it scheduled as priority, and reading the echo as authoritative is what #2558 was. The point is to show the uncertainty rather than to paper over it. Carried rather than merged in place: #3251 is a fork PR whose head never ran Cross-platform CI, and its enforce-target failure is the UI-screenshot gate. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com>
…redit redeems a stable identity (#3474) Reimplements #3332 by @full999, which could not be cherry-picked. One line differs from the original and it matters: the PR mapped the vendor table's maxTokens -- an OUTPUT ceiling -- onto maxInputTokens, and because aggregation takes Math.min over member input ceilings, a single Claude member would have dragged a 1M combo down to 128k and the auto-compaction budget from 900k to 128k with it. Also wires the reset-credit operation ledger, which was complete and had zero production callers while the consume endpoint minted a fresh UUID per call. An optional operationId now becomes the redeem_request_id. Opening fails closed, because falling back to a random id is the double-spend the identity prevents; settling fails open, because by then the credit is gone and reporting failure would invite a manual retry. Omitting operationId keeps today's behavior unchanged. Carried from #3327 by @olddonkey as well: two coverage holes from #3198, with one over-broad assertion narrowed. Also lands #3251 by @abhisheksharma2411: the GUI now consumes tierOutcome, which the backend already shipped and nothing displayed. Co-authored-by: full999 <daiki.furutani@walker-s.co.jp> Co-authored-by: olddonkey <olddonkeyblog@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com>
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Refs #2455 (item 2). Traced on
devat7d25f996; findings written up in this comment.What the reporter could not see
@nowhere1975asked forservice_tier: priorityon gpt-5.x and wanted to know whether it was granted. The logs tooltip printed the backend's echoed tier and stopped there, so a bareresponseTier=defaultlooked like a denial.It usually is not.
responseTierAuthoritativeisfalsefor the ChatGPT-internal Codex backend, which answersservice_tier: "default"on turns it in fact scheduled as priority — believing that echo reported every Fast request asresponse-declined(#2558). Sofastwirerecords the echo but holdsconfirmationatassumedinstead of reading it as a downgrade.That is the honest answer to the question. It was simply never shown:
tierOutcomeis computed, rides on the/api/logsentry viarequestLogEntryFromPersistedUsage, and had no consumer in the GUI at all.The change
Qualify the echoed tier with the outcome, and name the reason when the tier really was declined:
Only the GUI type and the tooltip needed touching — the data was already on the wire.
Deliberately not changing
assumedintoconfirmedfor this route. That would reintroduce #2558. The point is to show the uncertainty, not to paper over it.No new i18n key. The qualifier reuses the
responseTierlabel and prints the same technical identifiers the neighbouring fields already print untranslated. A new key means nine locales, and I would be inventing eight translations I cannot check.Verification
bun teston the logs suites —logs-model-tier-confirmation,logs-timezone,management-api-logs-metrics: 22 pass, 0 fail.bun x tsc --noEmitreports the same 3 pre-existing errors ondevwith and without this branch (claude-messages.ts,fetch-helpers.ts×2); none in the touched files.modelTitleis pure, so the six new tests are direct. Each guard is mutation-tested:Two of those exist to stop the change doing more than it should: a route with no
tierOutcomerenders byte-for-byte as before, and an outcome with nothing echoed adds nothing rather than printing a lone qualifier.UI change
The change is to the model column's
titletooltip, which is a native browser tooltip over a text string.modelTitleis a pure function, so this is its exact output rather than an approximation — rendered by calling it directly onf09e976b1:Being straight about the screenshot the gate asks for: I cannot produce an authentic one. The
(assumed)case only appears on a live gpt-5.x turn through a ChatGPT pool account, which I do not have. I would rather give you the verbatim function output above, which is what the tooltip renders, than stage a screenshot of hand-edited fixture data and present it as the feature working.Review readiness checklist
Box 1 is unticked on purpose, and I would rather explain than tick it. What I have run and seen green, rebased onto
15b43e51c:What I have not seen is a complete
bun testof the whole repo — it has not terminated for me in two attempts, including one left running for 13 hours. That looks like an environment or long-running-suite problem rather than anything from this branch (which touches one pure function, one type, one test file and nine catalogs), but I have not proven that, so I am not ticking a box that says all tests are green.Happy to be pointed at the intended local command if there is a narrower one than bare
bun test.On the screenshot: I cannot produce an authentic one. The
(assumed)case only appears on a live gpt-5.x turn through a ChatGPT pool account, which I do not have. The verbatimmodelTitleoutput above is what the tooltip renders — I would rather give you that than stage a screenshot from hand-edited fixture data and present it as the feature working.Reviewer notes
handleSearchis a verbatim byte relay, so serving/v1/alpha/searchfrom a non-ChatGPT backend means synthesising an undocumented response shape with no schema in the tree to check against. Not something to guess at inside a proxy.Review readiness checklist
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