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Summary

Closes #5880.

In multi-account OAuth pools (such as Google Antigravity), transient 429 retries previously consumed the request execution budget on the first credential, starving remaining eligible accounts in the pool before they had a chance to serve the turn.

Implemented via Codex (gpt-6-astra):

  • Derived request send budget allowance proportionally from canonical transient attempt bounds and initial eligible roster size.
  • Stabilized same-request rotation ceiling against cooldown writes.
  • Preserved physical endpoint target identity during same-provider auth recovery.
  • Left explicit caller-specified custom ceilings untouched.
  • Added comprehensive unit tests in tests/server/server-google-antigravity-oauth-429-budget.test.ts and tests/server/inference-send-budget.test.ts verifying the 3, 3, 3, 3 bounded progression across accounts.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved recovery from temporary rate limits for Google-family and generic OAuth requests. Requests can retry across more eligible accounts, with up to three sends per account under the default allowance.
    • Preserved explicit send limits and existing cooldown and reauthentication checks.
    • Improved retry accounting when recovery switches credential targets, helping keep send allowances accurate.

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Generic OAuth 429 failover now uses a per-request limit based on eligible accounts, and ingress-owned budgets can expand for multi-account requests. Google transient retries use the shared attempt limit. Recovery accounting preserves physical target identity. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors.

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OAuth 429 retry budgets

Layer / File(s) Summary
Retry and send-budget mechanics
src/adapters/google-http.ts, src/server/inference/context.ts, src/server/responses/request-send-budget.ts, tests/server/inference-send-budget.test.ts, structure/transports/inventory.md, structure/transports/responses-spend.md
Google retries use the shared transient attempt limit. Ingress-owned budgets expand for eligible multi-account requests. Credential-hop accounting includes pending sends and handles changes to the physical target. Tests and transport documentation cover the budget behavior.
Per-request roster failover
src/server/responses/request-transport.ts, src/server/responses/{adapter-continuation,adapter-dispatch,passthrough-dispatch,run-turn-execution,sidecar-execution}.ts, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md, structure/transports/responses-failover.md, tests/oauth/generic-oauth-failover.test.ts
Transport preparation sets the generic OAuth failover limit from the eligible account roster. Execution paths use that request limit, while account selection continues to use the live roster. Documentation and an assertion update reflect the request-specific limit and roster behavior.
429 budget regression coverage
tests/server/server-google-antigravity-oauth-429-budget.test.ts, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json, tests/oauth/oauth-account-attribution.test.ts
Antigravity tests cover transient retries across account pools, single-account recovery, hard quota responses, and explicit send ceilings. Test layout entries and the five-account attribution expectation are updated.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant RequestTransport
  participant InferenceSendBudget
  participant ResponsesExecution
  participant OAuthAccountPicker
  RequestTransport->>InferenceSendBudget: Expand eligible ingress-owned budget
  RequestTransport->>ResponsesExecution: Provide per-request genericFailoverLimit
  ResponsesExecution->>OAuthAccountPicker: Select next account after eligible 429
  OAuthAccountPicker-->>ResponsesExecution: Return account from live eligible roster
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7eb60

Resolve the sidecar send-budget gap and correct the account-rotation guidance before merging; otherwise a recovered send can bypass target limits, and operators may unexpectedly spend another account’s quota.

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7eb60

Retry capacity now grows with the number of usable OAuth accounts. Existing request and credential controls remain, but a request against a larger pool can generate substantially more upstream traffic than before. The deployment-wide capacity implications are not established.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: An eligible OAuth pool larger than four accounts now raises both the failover limit and ingress request allowance. A client request encountering repeated upstream 429 responses can consequently consume up to three sends per eligible account, rather than relying on the former fixed failover limit and guarded request allowance. This is a bounded but pool-size-dependent upstream load and availability exposure; deployment-wide concurrency controls were not established.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The immediate exposure is upstream send volume across the configured eligible credentials for one selected provider, not demonstrated access to another tenant's credentials or a new external destination. Larger operator-configured pools increase the maximum independently repeatable workload per request.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A client able to submit repeated requests to an enabled multi-account OAuth route can induce the larger retry workload when upstream responds with transient 429s. This describes an availability exposure, not a verified budget bypass: the request ledger and caller-specified ceilings remain controls.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Failover is gated by configured OAuth eligibility and a shared reservation ledger. Same-provider recovery preserves endpoint accounting, while a changed physical endpoint must pass a new reservation and transition check.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — The pre-existing continuation no-policy settlement and passthrough rebuild-failure cleanup paths warrant separate lifecycle validation, but the changed guards do not establish that either path newly permits a cross-request send. A rebuild failure returns a terminal response, limiting the effect of its unreleased request-local booking.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — If deployment-wide provider capacity is lower than the pool-scaled per-request allowance, add an operator-controlled aggregate or concurrency bound and validate it under concurrent repeated-429 traffic. This is a capacity proposal, not an observed missing control.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Around line 870-871: Update the caution in the expanded-rotation guidance to
tell operators not to store a second account for the provider if they want to
avoid reactive rotation. Do not recommend setting `enabled: false`, since it
only disables pre-dispatch preference and does not prevent 429 rotation; leave
unrelated configuration guidance unchanged.

In `@src/server/responses/request-send-budget.ts`:
- Line 254: In the sidecar OAuth recovery send path, reserve the resolved
physical target before consuming the credential-hop permit; use the replacement
account’s resolved apiBaseUrl rather than sendBudget.lastTargetKey. Update the
target selection in reserveCredentialHop and ensure the sidecar send enforces
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replayed on the next account selected from the live roster. The stable rotation ceiling is
`max(3, eligibleCount - 1)` per request; live selection still filters cooldowns, and an account

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the safety guidance for expanded rotation.

This paragraph documents rotation across the eligible roster. The caution at Lines 887-890 tells operators to set enabled: false if they do not want that rotation. Lines 818-831 state that this setting disables only pre-dispatch preference, not 429 rotation. An operator who follows the caution can still spend another account’s quota. Replace the caution’s instruction with the supported way to avoid reactive rotation: do not store a second account for that provider.

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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md` around lines
870 - 871, Update the caution in the expanded-rotation guidance to tell
operators not to store a second account for the provider if they want to avoid
reactive rotation. Do not recommend setting `enabled: false`, since it only
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sendClass,
// A same-provider credential hop is not a model/endpoint transition. Its diagnostic
// label must not replace the physical target used by the adapter's next retry.
targetKey: sendClass === "auth-recovery" ? sendBudget.lastTargetKey ?? targetKey : targetKey,

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Reserve the resolved target for sidecar OAuth recovery.

github-copilot can enter this path when generic OAuth failover has an eligible roster and a sidecar plan is active. reserveCredentialHop uses sendBudget.lastTargetKey, so it reserves the previous Copilot origin. applyFailoverSnapshot then resolves the replacement account's apiBaseUrl.

The sidecar loops use oauthDispatch and do not receive adapterDispatchBudgetView. The callback consumes the provisional permit with hop.permit?.use(). The next sidecar send can therefore use the new origin without enforcing maxTargetTransitions or maxAlternateTargetSends.

Reserve the resolved physical target at the sidecar send boundary before consuming the credential-hop permit.

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In `@src/server/responses/request-send-budget.ts` at line 254, In the sidecar
OAuth recovery send path, reserve the resolved physical target before consuming
the credential-hop permit; use the replacement account’s resolved apiBaseUrl
rather than sendBudget.lastTargetKey. Update the target selection in
reserveCredentialHop and ensure the sidecar send enforces the target-transition
and alternate-target budgets before hop.permit is used.

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구글 안티그래비티처럼 로그인 계정이 여러 개인 OAuth에서, 429가 나면 첫 계정이 재시도를 다 써서 뒤 계정은 요청을 못 받는 문제를 고칩니다. 이슈 #5880을 닫는 PR입니다.

예전 기본 예산은 요청 하나당 모델 호출 4번이었습니다. 한 계정이 429를 3번 재시도하면 예산이 거의 끝납니다. 계정이 넷이어도 두 번째부터는 차례가 없습니다.

보내기 전에 쓸 수 있는 계정 수를 고정합니다. 중간에 쿨다운이 생겨도 그 상한은 줄지 않습니다. 계정이 2개 이상이면 기본 예산이 계정 수 × 3이 됩니다. 넷이면 3, 3, 3, 3번입니다. 계정이 하나면 예전처럼 기본 3번, 합계 4번입니다. 호출하는 쪽이 횟수를 직접 정한 경우와 콤보는 이 늘리기를 타지 않습니다. 같은 제공자 안에서 계정만 바꿀 때, 기록용 이름 때문에 다른 주소로 간 것처럼 세지 않습니다.

src/server/inference/context.ts:35 - 늘린 횟수에 상한이 없습니다. 계정이 10개면 한 사용자 요청이 제공자 서버를 30번 호출합니다. 예전 상한은 4번이었습니다.

src/server/responses/request-send-budget.ts:333 - 계정마다 주소가 달라지면 세 번째 주소에서 막힙니다. 예산은 계정 수만큼 늘리지만, 다른 주소로 갈아타는 한도는 기본값 1 그대로입니다 (src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts의 maxTargetTransitions, maxAlternateTargetSends). 테스트는 전부 같은 daily-cloudcode-pa.googleapis.com을 씁니다.

docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md:889 - 주의 상자가 818번째 줄과 다릅니다. 본문은 두 번째 계정을 저장하는 일이 429 교체를 켜고, enabled: false는 그 교체를 끄지 않는다고 합니다. 주의 상자는 그 스위치를 끄라고 합니다. 이번 PR로 교체 때 나가는 호출이 늘어나서, 잘못된 안내가 더 위험합니다.

PR은 아직 초안입니다. 설명 위쪽 체크는 돼 있고, 아래 자동 체크리스트 4칸은 비어 있습니다.

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계정 수 × 3을 그대로 둘지, 계정 수나 총 호출에 상한을 둘지 정해야 합니다. 지역 주소가 계정마다 다른 풀도 3, 3, 3, 3이 되어야 한다면 주소 전환 한도도 같이 늘려야 합니다. 콤보의 첫 타깃은 이 늘리기를 타지 않습니다. expandInferenceOAuthSendBudget은 입구에서 만든 예산만 알아봅니다 (src/server/inference/context.ts:31). 콤보 자식 예산은 거기 없습니다. 이슈가 말한 "계정을 다 쓴 다음 다른 모델로"는 콤보 안에서는 아직 아닙니다.

너의 추천

같은 주소를 쓰는 안티그래비티 풀에는 방향이 맞습니다. 테스트가 3, 3, 3, 3과 계정 하나, 직접 정한 상한을 잡고 있습니다. 머지 전에 총 호출 상한을 하나 두고, 문서 889번째 줄의 enabled: false 문장을 본문과 맞게 고치세요. 지역 주소가 갈라지는 풀과 콤보 안 계정 순회는 이번 범위에 넣을지 따로 정하면 됩니다. 아래 체크리스트 4칸이 채워지기 전에는 초안으로 두세요.

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…a per-request ceiling) (#5924)

* docs(devlog): record the bug-train roadmap after batch 6

* fix(server): balance multi-account OAuth 429 retries with send budget (#5916)

Carried from #5916 as one squashed commit. Closes #5880 once on dev.

Co-authored-by: codingbo <cnsdbo@163.com>

* fix(oauth): cap one request at six funded accounts in the OAuth 429 budget

The #5916 allowance funded three sends for every eligible account and raised the hop limit to roster size minus one, with no fixed ceiling: a large roster let one request make 3 x N upstream sends and push a 429 storm across the pool. GENERIC_OAUTH_MAX_ACCOUNTS_PER_REQUEST (6) now clamps the roster snapshot in request-transport.ts and again inside expandInferenceOAuthSendBudget, so the default ingress ceiling is 18 sends whatever the roster size. Explicit caller budgets are unchanged. New case: eight accounts make exactly 18 sends over the first six (24 without the clamp). Docs and structure state the cap; the batch plan is added.

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Thanks! This landed on dev through the bug-PR merge train batch #5924 (merge f32f9aa). Your change is one commit on dev with you as the author and a Co-authored-by trailer. One addition on top of your change: a security review found that the send allowance grew with the roster and had no ceiling, so GENERIC_OAUTH_MAX_ACCOUNTS_PER_REQUEST (6) now clamps the roster snapshot and the ingress expansion. One request makes at most 18 sends however many accounts are enrolled, and your 4- and 5-account cases keep their 3-per-account behavior. Closing since the content is now on dev.

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