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feat(gui): choose which Claude reset grant to spend - #8595
Claude usage-reset grants differ in expiry and in which limits they clear, but the reset dialog always spent the first grant that passed the gate, in whatever order Anthropic listed them. A user with a grant expiring next week and another expiring in two months had no way to pick, and the dialog could spend the long-lived one first while the short one expired unused.
The grant list in Providers > Anthropic > Accounts > ticket badge is now a radio group:
Selection: each usable grant can be chosen by click, Space/Enter, or the arrow, Home, and End keys. Focus moves with the selection (role="radiogroup" / role="radio", aria-checked, roving tabIndex).
Default: the usable grant that expires first; grants with no or unparsable end date go last, and ties keep upstream order. Every grant spends one reset and an unused grant is lost at its end date, so soonest-first wastes the fewest. The Grok coupon dialog already spends earliest-expiry first. Upstream order has no documented meaning and the GUI never read next_grant_id.
Unusable grants (paused, usableNow=false, no resets left, needs a limit the account has not hit) stay visible, aria-disabled, with their reason. "No resets left" is a new note. When the journal is unavailable, every grant is disabled and the existing journal message is shown.
Confirm step: names the chosen grant, its expiry (unparsable dates are hidden), and the limits it clears (or says they were not reported), then posts that grantId. If a reload pauses, exhausts, or drops that grant before confirmation, the dialog returns to the picker with "cannot be used right now". The id it held was never posted.
Safety rules unchanged: after an unknown outcome the dialog still only retries the same {grantId, operationId}. A pending operation the server still holds is resumed, and no new id is minted. While an attempt is held or pending, the picker is not rendered, so the held grant cannot be swapped. The retry screen now names the held grant.
Server.handleConsume already re-reads upstream for every new operation and runs anthropicResetGrantBlocker on the exact grantId (409 grant_not_usable with a reason); a new route test locks that down for a grant that is not first. One rule changed: the ledger refused a second open operation only for the same grant. With a picker and a stale view, a user could otherwise start a claim on grant B while an unknown-outcome claim on grant A was still open. beginAnthropicResetOperation now allows at most one unresolved operation per account and organization, whatever grant it names: a new id gets 409 unresolved_prior_operation with pendingOperationId. This matches pendingAnthropicResetOperation, which was already account-wide. Same-id retries, other accounts, and the second pool's separate journal are unaffected. The dialog also re-reads the account when it opens, so an attempt left open elsewhere shows its retry screen instead of a picker.
Grok coupons: left as is. Coupons are interchangeable (same effect, different validity end), and that dialog already spends earliest-expiry first and says so. A picker would add a choice without adding value.
i18n: 9 new anthropicGrant.* keys in all 11 catalogs. anthropicGrant.desc was reworded in all 11, because a reset refills the limits its grant clears, not a fixed pair. Docs: the Claude reset paragraph of the Management API page is updated in en, ko, ja, zh-cn, zh-tw, ru, fr, and tr (every locale that has it). structure/gui-and-management-api.md records the account-wide rule and the picker.
Screenshots
Picker. "Weekly bonus reset" was chosen over the default ("Max anniversary reset", which expires first). The paused grant is disabled with its reason:
Confirm step names the chosen grant, its expiry, and the limits it clears:
(Rendered from the real AnthropicResetGrantModal and dashboard styles with a sample snapshot; no Anthropic account was used.)
Verification
Fail-first, dialog: commit 34b10fe6c5 adds 9 cases to gui/tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx. All 9 fail on dev, while the 5 existing cases pass. Two later cases also failed before their fixes: an unparseable date showed "(NaNd left)", and opening the dialog did not re-read the account. Final: cd gui && bun test tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx → 16 pass, 0 fail. The cases cover:
earliest-expiry default (including malformed and missing end dates);
radiogroup semantics and disabled grants with notes;
a clicked grant posts its own grantId with a UUIDv4;
keyboard navigation that skips disabled grants;
no picker and same-id retry after an unknown outcome;
a server-held pending operation on another grant;
unresolved_prior_operation resumed after the refresh;
the confirmed grant going stale;
journal unavailable;
an unparseable date and no reported windows;
re-read on open.
Fail-first, server: tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-reset-grants.test.ts ("another grant on the same account") and tests/server/management-anthropic-reset-grants.test.ts ("another grant of the account is refused") both fail without the ledger change. With it, the two files give 43 pass, 0 fail. The route file also gains the chosen-grant gate case: paused, exhausted, not usable, and unlisted grants are refused with no claim, and a usable second grant is claimed by its own grant_id.
bun run typecheck, bun run lint:gui, cd gui && bun run lint:i18n, bun run build:gui, bun run privacy:scan, and bun run structure:check all exit 0 on the final head.
cd gui && bun test --isolate tests (the CI command) → 4496 pass, 0 fail on the final head.
bun run test:changed: green on the first head (275/0). After the ledger change it selects the large server import graph. Locally, the parallel runner hung with idle workers, and a serial run hit 5 s timeouts and loopback ECONNRESET in unrelated files (provider-completion-test-ingress, codex-eager-tool-catalog, combo-replay-refusal-attribution) while other worktrees loaded the machine. The CI test changed job passed on the exact head 6f93946d70 and is the evidence for that set.
NOT RUN: a real reset spend against Anthropic (it consumes a one-time grant); the full root bun run test locally (machine contention, see above; CI test changed and gates passed on the exact head); the macOS/Windows lane=all dispatch (batch-only policy).
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
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New Features
Anthropic reset dialogs now let you choose among available grants, defaulting to the one that expires soonest. Unavailable grants show why they can’t be selected.
Confirmation displays the selected grant’s expiry and the usage limits it will reset. The account’s latest status is refreshed when the dialog opens.
If a reset request has an unknown outcome, retries stay tied to the original grant and operation. New reset operations for that account are blocked while the request remains unresolved.
Documentation
Updated translated guides to describe grant selection, reset limits, and retry behavior.
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Walkthrough
The Anthropic reset dialog supports selecting a usable grant, reviewing its expiry and affected usage windows, and submitting its ID. The default is the usable grant with the earliest expiry. The ledger blocks new operations across grants while an operation on the same account and organization remains unresolved.
Changes: Anthropic reset grant selection
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Summary
Grant eligibility and default selection gui/src/hooks/useAnthropicResetGrants.ts, gui/tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx
The hook identifies grant blockers and selects the selectable grant with the earliest expiry. Missing or invalid dates rank last, and ties retain upstream order. Tests cover expiry ordering and journal availability.
Picker, confirmation, and grant submission gui/src/components/provider-workspace/AnthropicResetGrants.tsx, gui/src/styles/anthropic-reset-grants.css, gui/src/i18n/*, gui/tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx, tests/server/management-anthropic-reset-grants.test.ts
The dialog supports grant selection, keyboard navigation, blocker reasons, refreshed snapshots, and confirmation details. Pending attempts retain their grant and operation ID. The server tests cover validation of the selected grant ID. Translations and styles support the picker.
The ledger blocks a new operation for any grant on the same account and organization while an operation remains unresolved. Tests cover the restriction. Documentation describes grant selection, grant-specific reset limits, and the account-wide restriction. The plan records proposed behavior and scope.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AnthropicResetGrants
participant useAnthropicResetGrants
participant ConsumeRoute
User->>AnthropicResetGrants: Select a grant
AnthropicResetGrants->>useAnthropicResetGrants: Check grant selectability
AnthropicResetGrants->>ConsumeRoute: Submit grantId and operationId
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 7f906
This change adds grant selection to the reset dialog and blocks concurrent unresolved resets per account. The remaining open items are documentation and copy accuracy issues, such as wording that promises both limits refill, and a date-display edge case. They do not threaten data or availability, so the change is mergeable with small follow-ups.
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The title "feat(gui): choose which Claude reset grant to spend" matches the main change. The PR adds a grant picker to the Claude usage-reset dialog, with a default to the soonest-expiring usable grant, disabled unusable grants with reasons, and confirmation details. The server-side change to one unresolved operation per account is a secondary change that the title does not mention, which is acceptable because the title does not need to cover every detail.
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Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/management-api.md:
- Line 110: Update the reset-behavior sentence in the grant selection
documentation to clarify that a reset refills only the limits covered by the
chosen grant and does not change the weekly reset day. Apply the same correction
to the directly affected French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian translations.
Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/reference/management-api.md:
- Line 106: Update the reset-behavior wording around `grantId` in the Turkish
and English management API references, and matching locale pages, to say that a
reset refills only the limits cleared by the selected grant. Preserve the note
that the weekly reset day does not change.
Review comments at
@gui/src/components/provider-workspace/AnthropicResetGrants.tsx:
- Around line 453-455: Update the `anthropicGrant.desc` description and its
translations to avoid promising that every grant resets both the 5-hour and
weekly limits. Direct users to the windows listed for their selected grant,
keeping the picker description consistent with grants that clear different usage
windows.
- Around line 408-410: The confirmation summary in AnthropicResetGrants
currently hides the Clears line when confirming.grant.clears is empty, even
though grantSelectable permits that grant. Update the confirmation flow so empty
clears are explicitly shown as unknown or confirmation is prevented until the
cleared limits are known; do not leave the spend action enabled with no
cleared-limits indication.
- Around line 403-405: In AnthropicResetGrants, validate confirming.grant.endsAt
before formatting it in the confirmation view, and apply the same validation in
the grant option before calculating daysUntil; for invalid dates, show a
localized unknown-expiry label instead of a date or NaN-based day count, while
preserving existing behavior for valid dates.
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Claude usage resets work the same way from **Providers > Anthropic > Accounts**. Each
signed-in account row carries a ticket badge with its remaining resets, and the dialog
spends one after a second confirmation. A reset refills the 5-hour and weekly limits
spends one after a second confirmation. Grants differ in expiry and in the limits they clear, so the dialog lists them as choices: it preselects the usable grant that expires first, shows grants that cannot be used now as disabled with the reason, and the confirmation names the chosen grant, its expiry, and the limits it clears before that `grantId` is sent. The server checks the chosen grant again and refuses one that is not usable with `409 grant_not_usable`. A reset refills the 5-hour and weekly limits
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Describe the refill scope of the selected grant.
Line 110 says grants clear different limits, but its final sentence promises that every reset refills both the 5-hour and weekly limits. For a grant that clears only the weekly limit, this promises a 5-hour refill that the selected grant does not provide.
Replace that sentence with: “A reset refills only the limits listed for the chosen grant. It does not move the weekly reset day.”
Apply the same correction to the affected translations: French Line 98, Japanese Line 84, Korean Line 86, and Russian Line 99.
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Review comment at @docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/management-api.md at line 110:
Update the reset-behavior sentence in the grant selection documentation to clarify that a reset refills only the limits covered by the chosen grant and does not change the weekly reset day. Apply the same correction to the directly affected French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian translations.
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şekilde çalışır. Oturum açmış her hesap satırında kalan sıfırlamaları gösteren
bir bilet rozeti bulunur; iletişim kutusu ikinci bir onaydan sonra bir sıfırlama
kullanır. Sıfırlama, haftalık sıfırlama gününü değiştirmeden 5 saatlik ve
kullanır. Her sıfırlama hakkının kendi son kullanma tarihi ve sıfırladığı limitler olduğundan iletişim kutusu hangisinin kullanılacağını seçtirir: şu anda kullanılabilen ve ilk sona eren hak önceden seçilir, şu anda kullanılamayan haklar nedeniyle birlikte devre dışı gösterilir ve onay adımı o `grantId` gönderilmeden önce seçilen hakkın adını, son kullanma tarihini ve sıfırladığı limitleri gösterir. Sunucu seçilen hakkı yeniden denetler ve kullanılamayan bir hakkı `409 grant_not_usable` ile reddeder. Sıfırlama, haftalık sıfırlama gününü değiştirmeden 5 saatlik ve
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Describe the limits per grant, not as a fixed pair.
This paragraph first says grants differ in the limits they clear. It then says every reset refills the 5-hour and weekly limits. The grant data is per grant (useAnthropicResetGrants.ts:100), and the confirmation step shows each grant's cleared windows (AnthropicResetGrants.tsx:408-411). A grant that clears only the weekly and extra-usage limits would not refill the 5-hour limit, so the unconditional sentence is wrong for that grant.
Replace the fixed claim with a statement that the reset refills the limits the chosen grant clears, and keep the note that the weekly reset day does not change. Apply the same wording to the English reference at docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/management-api.md:110-111, because translations must not contradict the English source. Check the other locale pages for the same sentence.
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Review comment at @docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/reference/management-api.md at line 106:
Update the reset-behavior wording around `grantId` in the Turkish and English management API references, and matching locale pages, to say that a reset refills only the limits cleared by the selected grant. Preserve the note that the weekly reset day does not change.
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Do not present an unparseable end date as an expiry.
For endsAt: "not-a-date", expiryRank correctly sorts the grant last, but this truthiness check still renders an expiry in confirmation. The option also calculates NaN days through daysUntil. Validate the date before formatting it in both views. If it is invalid, show a localized unknown-expiry label instead of a date.
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Review comment at @gui/src/components/provider-workspace/AnthropicResetGrants.tsx around lines 403 - 405:
In AnthropicResetGrants, validate confirming.grant.endsAt before formatting it in the confirmation view, and apply the same validation in the grant option before calculating daysUntil; for invalid dates, show a localized unknown-expiry label instead of a date or NaN-based day count, while preserving existing behavior for valid dates.
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Make the picker description agree with the selected grant.
The default soon grant in gui/tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx Line 275 clears weekly and extra usage, not the 5-hour limit. Yet anthropicGrant.desc in gui/src/i18n/en.ts Line 3136 says every reset refills both the 5-hour and weekly limits. Users can now choose grants with different cleared windows. Replace that fixed promise with copy that directs users to the selected grant's listed windows, and update its translations.
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Review comment at @gui/src/components/provider-workspace/AnthropicResetGrants.tsx around lines 453 - 455:
Update the `anthropicGrant.desc` description and its translations to avoid promising that every grant resets both the 5-hour and weekly limits. Direct users to the windows listed for their selected grant, keeping the picker description consistent with grants that clear different usage windows.
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- Line 114: Update the audit note’s “most one unresolved operation per account
and org” statement to qualify that it applies only within the retry window;
preserve its account, organization, and any-grant scope without implying older
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State the retry-window limit on the ledger check.
src/providers/anthropic-reset-grant-ledger.ts:217-225 blocks a new claim only while an open operation is younger than ANTHROPIC_RESET_RETRY_WINDOW_MS. An older unresolved operation does not block a new claim through that check. The audit note therefore overstates the security guarantee. Qualify it as applying within the retry window.
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Update the audit note’s “most one unresolved operation per account and org” statement to qualify that it applies only within the retry window; preserve its account, organization, and any-grant scope without implying older unresolved operations block new claims.
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Summary
Claude usage-reset grants differ in expiry and in which limits they clear, but the reset dialog always spent the first grant that passed the gate, in whatever order Anthropic listed them. A user with a grant expiring next week and another expiring in two months had no way to pick, and the dialog could spend the long-lived one first while the short one expired unused.
The grant list in Providers > Anthropic > Accounts > ticket badge is now a radio group:
role="radiogroup"/role="radio",aria-checked, rovingtabIndex).next_grant_id.usableNow=false, no resets left, needs a limit the account has not hit) stay visible,aria-disabled, with their reason. "No resets left" is a new note. When the journal is unavailable, every grant is disabled and the existing journal message is shown.grantId. If a reload pauses, exhausts, or drops that grant before confirmation, the dialog returns to the picker with "cannot be used right now". The id it held was never posted.{grantId, operationId}. A pending operation the server still holds is resumed, and no new id is minted. While an attempt is held or pending, the picker is not rendered, so the held grant cannot be swapped. The retry screen now names the held grant.Server.
handleConsumealready re-reads upstream for every new operation and runsanthropicResetGrantBlockeron the exactgrantId(409 grant_not_usablewith a reason); a new route test locks that down for a grant that is not first. One rule changed: the ledger refused a second open operation only for the same grant. With a picker and a stale view, a user could otherwise start a claim on grant B while an unknown-outcome claim on grant A was still open.beginAnthropicResetOperationnow allows at most one unresolved operation per account and organization, whatever grant it names: a new id gets409 unresolved_prior_operationwithpendingOperationId. This matchespendingAnthropicResetOperation, which was already account-wide. Same-id retries, other accounts, and the second pool's separate journal are unaffected. The dialog also re-reads the account when it opens, so an attempt left open elsewhere shows its retry screen instead of a picker.Grok coupons: left as is. Coupons are interchangeable (same effect, different validity end), and that dialog already spends earliest-expiry first and says so. A picker would add a choice without adding value.
i18n: 9 new
anthropicGrant.*keys in all 11 catalogs.anthropicGrant.descwas reworded in all 11, because a reset refills the limits its grant clears, not a fixed pair. Docs: the Claude reset paragraph of the Management API page is updated in en, ko, ja, zh-cn, zh-tw, ru, fr, and tr (every locale that has it).structure/gui-and-management-api.mdrecords the account-wide rule and the picker.Screenshots
Picker. "Weekly bonus reset" was chosen over the default ("Max anniversary reset", which expires first). The paused grant is disabled with its reason:
Confirm step names the chosen grant, its expiry, and the limits it clears:
(Rendered from the real
AnthropicResetGrantModaland dashboard styles with a sample snapshot; no Anthropic account was used.)Verification
34b10fe6c5adds 9 cases togui/tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx. All 9 fail on dev, while the 5 existing cases pass. Two later cases also failed before their fixes: an unparseable date showed "(NaNd left)", and opening the dialog did not re-read the account. Final:cd gui && bun test tests/anthropic-reset-grants.test.tsx→ 16 pass, 0 fail. The cases cover:grantIdwith a UUIDv4;unresolved_prior_operationresumed after the refresh;tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-reset-grants.test.ts("another grant on the same account") andtests/server/management-anthropic-reset-grants.test.ts("another grant of the account is refused") both fail without the ledger change. With it, the two files give 43 pass, 0 fail. The route file also gains the chosen-grant gate case: paused, exhausted, not usable, and unlisted grants are refused with no claim, and a usable second grant is claimed by its owngrant_id.bun run typecheck,bun run lint:gui,cd gui && bun run lint:i18n,bun run build:gui,bun run privacy:scan, andbun run structure:checkall exit 0 on the final head.cd gui && bun test --isolate tests(the CI command) → 4496 pass, 0 fail on the final head.docs-link-targets,docs-gui-screenshot-policy,file-size-ratchet,structure-ssot) → 69 pass.bun run test:changed: green on the first head (275/0). After the ledger change it selects the large server import graph. Locally, the parallel runner hung with idle workers, and a serial run hit 5 s timeouts and loopbackECONNRESETin unrelated files (provider-completion-test-ingress,codex-eager-tool-catalog,combo-replay-refusal-attribution) while other worktrees loaded the machine. The CItest changedjob passed on the exact head6f93946d70and is the evidence for that set.NOT RUN: a real reset spend against Anthropic (it consumes a one-time grant); the full root
bun run testlocally (machine contention, see above; CItest changedandgatespassed on the exact head); the macOS/Windowslane=alldispatch (batch-only policy).Checklist
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