fix(usage): aggregate complete ledger incrementally - #3270
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe management usage API now scans the complete usage ledger into compact streaming aggregates. It incrementally folds verified appends, supports filtered summaries and API-key rollups, detects ledger changes, and retains compatibility metadata. ChangesUsage aggregation pipeline
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change correctly moves usage totals to complete-ledger incremental aggregation, but management users can still trigger multiple expensive full-ledger scans with distinct filters, malformed timestamps can produce incorrect usage totals and chart buckets, and API-key attribution may lag by up to 60 seconds. The PR should not merge without addressing or explicitly accepting these bounded availability and correctness risks. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ManagementRoute
participant UsageAggregateCache
participant LedgerScanner
participant StreamingUsageSummaryAccumulator
Client->>ManagementRoute: request usage range and surface
ManagementRoute->>UsageAggregateCache: obtain usage aggregate
UsageAggregateCache->>LedgerScanner: scan ledger or verified append
LedgerScanner->>StreamingUsageSummaryAccumulator: add complete rows
StreamingUsageSummaryAccumulator->>ManagementRoute: return summary
ManagementRoute->>Client: return usage response
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In `@src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts`:
- Around line 278-317: Update getFilteredUsageAggregate to retain settled
filtered aggregate results instead of deleting them after each flight, using a
cache key that includes normalizedFilter and the relevant ledger inputs such as
revision, overlay version, and time zone. Reuse a cached accumulator when those
inputs match, invalidate or rebuild it when they change, and preserve the
existing concurrent-flight coalescing behavior.
In `@src/usage/ledger-scanner.ts`:
- Line 243: The condition around startAtBytes and expectedIdentityKey duplicates
the "missing" identity sentinel; update it to compare against the shared
usageLogIdentityKey(null) result or an exported sentinel constant, preserving
empty-snapshot behavior when the expected identity represents a missing key.
- Around line 407-408: The mutationObserved check currently treats append-only
growth as a mutation and triggers redundant prefix hashing. Update the logic
around usageLogRevisionKey and the subsequent rebuild path to validate that the
captured prefix remains unchanged without rehashing it, while preserving
detection of same-inode rewrites.
In `@src/usage/summary.ts`:
- Around line 1395-1397: In summarize, compute the provider/model filter
account-suppression decision once when constructing the summary, then remove the
duplicate predicate from the returned object and reuse summary.accounts.
Preserve the existing behavior that provider or model filters produce no account
rows while an apiKeyId-only filter retains them.
- Around line 1364-1373: Update the range === "all" day-grid sizing around
dayCountForAllRange to clamp the generated day count to the GUI-supported
maximum. Apply the bound only to synthesized empty-day entries created by the
offset loop, while preserving persisted rows in summary, model, provider, and
account totals.
In `@structure/05_gui-and-management-api.md`:
- Around line 367-368: Add a positive 60-second polling interval to the
Dashboard’s `/api/usage?range=30d` resource registration in
`use-dashboard-data.ts`, using the `pollMs` option so `useClientResource`
refreshes usage independently every minute.
In `@tests/usage-aggregate-cache.test.ts`:
- Line 68: Add focused regression tests in the retained usage aggregate cache
suite: cover one scan with concurrent identical filters and two scans with
different filters through getFilteredUsageAggregate; verify changing
userCostOverlayVersion() between retained-cache calls returns update ===
"rebuild"; and verify two getUsageAggregate calls without usage.jsonl return
update === "unchanged" on the second call while scanUsageLedgerCooperatively
runs only once, using the missing identity/revision behavior.
In `@tests/usage-ledger-scanner.test.ts`:
- Line 397: Update tests/usage-ledger-scanner.test.ts lines 397-397 and 486-486:
in the checkpoint-digest test, keep abortChecks as the rewrite trigger but
assert it is at least 4; in the cooperative-yield test, assert callbacks is
greater than 0 and less than 1,500 instead of requiring exactly 1,000. Use the
observable behavior rather than private loop-counter thresholds.
In `@tests/usage-summary.test.ts`:
- Around line 894-905: Extend the regression test around summarizeUsage to also
exercise the "all" range using the existing ancient year-999 entry, and assert
that the ancient row remains excluded while the current row’s totals are
preserved. Reuse the existing entries and expected summary values so the test
covers the all-range grid boundary without changing the existing "30d"
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| const flight = (async (): Promise<ApiKeyUsageSnapshot> => { | ||
| const accumulator = createApiKeyUsageAccumulator(configuredIds, now); | ||
| const scan = await scanUsageLedgerCooperatively({ onEntry: entry => accumulator.add(entry) }); |
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When /api/keys is requested after the 60-second rollup TTL without a contemporaneous cold /api/usage rebuild, this scan always starts at byte zero because no checkpoint or retained API-key accumulator is supplied. appendAggregate also does not update the API-key rollup, so an active installation with a large ledger repeatedly rescans the complete file on key-list reads, regressing the previous incremental retained management reader and making those requests O(total ledger size). Retain a checkpointed API-key accumulator and fold only the verified suffix, including during base aggregate appends.
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In `@src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts`:
- Around line 344-389: Unify the duplicated pin, clone, ledger-scan validation,
publish, cleanup, and rebuild protocol used by appendAggregate and
appendFilteredAggregate into one shared helper. Parameterize it with storage
operations for reading, publishing, and dropping retained state, and support an
optional post-publish hook for the base-path API-key rollup; keep filtered
accumulator handling and public entry points intact while making
appendFilteredAggregate a thin wrapper. Apply the same shared protocol to
rebuildAggregate and rebuildFilteredAggregate where their flows duplicate one
another.
- Line 235: Update the base aggregate unchanged path around usageLogRevisionKey
and resultFrom so state.retainedAt is refreshed before returning. Preserve the
existing unchanged result behavior and align it with refreshFilteredAggregate.
- Around line 252-260: Export normalizeFilterValue and normalizeExactFilterValue
from summary.ts, then import and reuse those helpers in
usage-aggregate-cache.ts. Remove the local duplicate definitions so cache-key
normalization and StreamingUsageSummaryAccumulator row matching always share one
implementation.
- Around line 138-147: Update appendAggregate to invalidate or refresh the
API-key usage cache after appending to the retained aggregate, ensuring the
unchanged usageLogIdentityKey cannot reuse a stale rollup snapshot during the
cache TTL. Reuse the existing cache and rollup mechanisms, and preserve the
current behavior for aggregates without configured API keys.
In `@src/usage/summary.ts`:
- Around line 1384-1385: Update the date filter near the days collection to
always require date >= firstVisibleDate and date <= lastVisibleDate, regardless
of range. Preserve the existing firstVisibleDate and lastVisibleDate values
computed from dayCount so every range, including today, 7d, and 30d, returns
only its intended buckets.
- Around line 1490-1491: Update projectUsageSummary so entries is required
rather than optional, and remove the entries ?? [] fallback when populating the
accumulator. Preserve the existing accumulation behavior by iterating directly
over the required entries collection.
- Around line 1085-1086: Update normalizePersistedUsageRow to reject rows when
row.timestamp is not finite, returning the existing invalid-row result before
partitionFor can process it. Preserve valid timestamp handling and ensure
malformed persisted rows are excluded from summary totals and day buckets.
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| if (apiKeyAccumulator && options.configuredApiKeyIds) { | ||
| cacheApiKeyUsageFromRollup( | ||
| apiKeyAccumulator.snapshot(), | ||
| options.configuredApiKeyIds, | ||
| state.identityKey, | ||
| state.revision?.size ?? 0, | ||
| options.managementUsageMaxReadBytes, | ||
| options.now, | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Invalidate the API-key rollup after an append
appendAggregate updates the retained aggregate but does not update the API-key cache. usageLogIdentityKey excludes file size, so an append keeps the same identityKey. readApiKeyUsageRollup then accepts the old snapshot because observedSize >= lastSeenSize. The API-key counts can remain stale for the 60-second cache TTL. Invalidate or refresh the cache in appendAggregate, or compare a full revision key instead of using observedSize >= lastSeenSize.
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In `@src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts` around lines 138 - 147,
Update appendAggregate to invalidate or refresh the API-key usage cache after
appending to the retained aggregate, ensuring the unchanged usageLogIdentityKey
cannot reuse a stale rollup snapshot during the cache TTL. Reuse the existing
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| retainedAggregate = null; | ||
| return rebuildAggregate(options); | ||
| } | ||
| if (usageLogRevisionKey(observed) === state.revisionKey) return resultFrom(state, "unchanged"); |
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Refresh retainedAt on the base aggregate's unchanged path so eviction does not prefer it.
Line 235 returns resultFrom(state, "unchanged") without touching state.retainedAt. The filtered path does the opposite: refreshFilteredAggregate sets state.retainedAt = Date.now() before returning "unchanged" (Line 405).
discardRetainedUsageAggregate (Lines 441-455) sorts all unpinned candidates — the base aggregate and every filtered aggregate together — by retainedAt and evicts the oldest. Because the base aggregate's timestamp only advances on a rebuild or an append, a continuously served unfiltered dashboard keeps a retainedAt from its last write while a rarely used filtered aggregate refreshes its timestamp on every read.
Under memory-budget pressure the enforcer therefore evicts the base aggregate first, and the next unfiltered request pays a full-ledger rebuild. The unfiltered aggregate is the one the dashboard requests most and the most expensive to rebuild, so the current ordering inverts the intended preference.
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- if (usageLogRevisionKey(observed) === state.revisionKey) return resultFrom(state, "unchanged");
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| if (usageLogRevisionKey(observed) === state.revisionKey) return resultFrom(state, "unchanged"); | |
| if (usageLogRevisionKey(observed) === state.revisionKey) { | |
| state.retainedAt = Date.now(); | |
| return resultFrom(state, "unchanged"); | |
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In `@src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts` at line 235, Update the base
aggregate unchanged path around usageLogRevisionKey and resultFrom so
state.retainedAt is refreshed before returning. Preserve the existing unchanged
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| function normalizeFilterValue(value: string | null | undefined): string | null { | ||
| const normalized = typeof value === "string" ? value.trim().toLowerCase() : ""; | ||
| return normalized || null; | ||
| } | ||
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| function normalizeExactFilterValue(value: string | null | undefined): string | null { | ||
| const normalized = typeof value === "string" ? value.trim() : ""; | ||
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Export the filter normalizers from src/usage/summary.ts instead of duplicating them.
normalizeFilterValue (Lines 252-255) and normalizeExactFilterValue (Lines 257-260) are byte-for-byte copies of the private helpers in src/usage/summary.ts Lines 1453-1461.
These two copies are not independent. This copy computes the cache key on Lines 272-276 and decides which retained aggregate a request hits. The copy in summary.ts runs inside StreamingUsageSummaryAccumulator's constructor (Lines 1016-1018) and decides which rows the accumulator actually keeps. The two must agree exactly.
If one copy is later updated — for example to strip a provider suffix, or to fold apiKeyId case — the pair diverges silently. Two filters that this module treats as one key would then match different row sets, and a cache hit would serve a filtered aggregate built for a different filter. The failure surfaces as wrong per-provider or per-key usage numbers, not as an error.
Export the two helpers from src/usage/summary.ts and import them here so one definition governs both the cache key and the row match.
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In src/usage/summary.ts:
-function normalizeFilterValue(input: string | null | undefined): string | null {
+export function normalizeFilterValue(input: string | null | undefined): string | null {-function normalizeExactFilterValue(input: string | null | undefined): string | null {
+export function normalizeExactFilterValue(input: string | null | undefined): string | null {In src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts:
import {
createUsageSummaryAccumulator,
+ normalizeExactFilterValue,
+ normalizeFilterValue,
type UsageSummaryAccumulator,
} from "../../usage/summary";-function normalizeFilterValue(value: string | null | undefined): string | null {
- const normalized = typeof value === "string" ? value.trim().toLowerCase() : "";
- return normalized || null;
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| function normalizeFilterValue(value: string | null | undefined): string | null { | |
| const normalized = typeof value === "string" ? value.trim().toLowerCase() : ""; | |
| return normalized || null; | |
| } | |
| function normalizeExactFilterValue(value: string | null | undefined): string | null { | |
| const normalized = typeof value === "string" ? value.trim() : ""; | |
| return normalized || null; | |
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In `@src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts` around lines 252 - 260,
Export normalizeFilterValue and normalizeExactFilterValue from summary.ts, then
import and reuse those helpers in usage-aggregate-cache.ts. Remove the local
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| async function appendFilteredAggregate( | ||
| key: string, | ||
| state: RetainedUsageAggregate, | ||
| filter: NormalizedUsageFilter, | ||
| ): Promise<UsageAggregateResult> { | ||
| pinnedAggregates.add(state); | ||
| let rebuildAfterUnpin = false; | ||
| try { | ||
| const candidate = state.accumulator.clone(); | ||
| const scan = await scanUsageLedgerCooperatively({ | ||
| startAtBytes: state.processedThroughBytes, | ||
| expectedIdentityKey: state.identityKey, | ||
| expectedProcessedThroughDigest: state.processedThroughDigest, | ||
| onEntry: entry => candidate.add(entry), | ||
| }); | ||
| if (scan.oversizedRows > 0) { | ||
| if (retainedFilteredAggregates.get(key) === state) retainedFilteredAggregates.delete(key); | ||
| throw new Error("usage ledger contains an oversized row"); | ||
| } | ||
| if (userCostOverlayVersion() !== state.overlayVersion || currentTimeZone() !== state.timeZone) { | ||
| if (retainedFilteredAggregates.get(key) === state) retainedFilteredAggregates.delete(key); | ||
| rebuildAfterUnpin = true; | ||
| } else { | ||
| const next: RetainedUsageAggregate = { | ||
| ...state, | ||
| accumulator: candidate, | ||
| revision: scan.revision, | ||
| identityKey: usageLogIdentityKey(scan.revision), | ||
| revisionKey: usageLogRevisionKey(scan.revision), | ||
| processedThroughBytes: scan.processedThroughBytes, | ||
| processedThroughDigest: scan.processedThroughDigest, | ||
| retainedAt: Date.now(), | ||
| }; | ||
| return publishFilteredAggregate(key, next, "append"); | ||
| } | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| if (retainedFilteredAggregates.get(key) === state) retainedFilteredAggregates.delete(key); | ||
| if (error instanceof UsageLedgerRebuildRequiredError) rebuildAfterUnpin = true; | ||
| else throw error; | ||
| } finally { | ||
| pinnedAggregates.delete(state); | ||
| trimRetainedFilteredAggregates(); | ||
| } | ||
| if (rebuildAfterUnpin) return rebuildFilteredAggregate(key, filter); | ||
| throw new Error("filtered usage append did not settle"); | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Unify the duplicated pin/clone/verify/publish protocol for the base and filtered append paths.
appendFilteredAggregate (Lines 344-389) repeats appendAggregate (Lines 174-222) step for step: pin the state, clone the accumulator, scan the suffix into the clone, reject oversizedRows, reject overlay or time-zone drift, publish the clone, drop the retained state on any failure, unpin in finally, and rebuild when a UsageLedgerRebuildRequiredError arrives. rebuildFilteredAggregate (Lines 316-342) likewise repeats rebuildAggregate (Lines 112-157).
The only real differences are three: the accumulator carries a filter, the API-key rollup is cached on the base path only, and the retained state lives in a variable rather than a map entry.
This protocol is the safety mechanism that keeps a mutated ledger from extending stale counters. It now exists in four places that must stay identical. A fix applied to one copy and missed in another reintroduces the exact defect the retained-aggregate design prevents, and the failure is silent because both paths still return a well-formed summary.
Extract one helper parameterized by a small storage handle — read the current state, publish a new state, and drop the state — plus an optional post-publish hook for the API-key rollup. Keep the two public entry points as thin wrappers.
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In `@src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts` around lines 344 - 389, Unify
the duplicated pin, clone, ledger-scan validation, publish, cleanup, and rebuild
protocol used by appendAggregate and appendFilteredAggregate into one shared
helper. Parameterize it with storage operations for reading, publishing, and
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| const date = localDateKey(entry.timestamp); | ||
| const dayStart = startOfLocalDay(entry.timestamp); |
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Reject persisted usage rows with non-finite timestamps
normalizePersistedUsageRow in src/usage/log.ts:1193-1197 preserves a missing or non-finite timestamp. partitionFor then creates NaN for dayStart and "NaN-NaN-NaN" for date in src/usage/summary.ts:1085-1086. Since NaN < since is false, bounded summaries include the malformed row in their totals and day buckets. Reject the row when Number.isFinite(row.timestamp) is false.
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In `@src/usage/summary.ts` around lines 1085 - 1086, Update
normalizePersistedUsageRow to reject rows when row.timestamp is not finite,
returning the existing invalid-row result before partitionFor can process it.
Preserve valid timestamp handling and ensure malformed persisted rows are
excluded from summary totals and day buckets.
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| .filter(([date]) => range !== "all" | ||
| || (date >= firstVisibleDate && date <= lastVisibleDate)) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Bound the visible day window for every range, not only "all".
The filter on Lines 1384-1385 applies the firstVisibleDate/lastVisibleDate window only when range === "all". For "today", "7d", and "30d" no filter runs, so days contains every partition that survived Line 1340 plus the synthesized buckets from Lines 1372-1379.
Line 1340 skips a partition only when partition.dayStart < since. A partition dated after today is therefore kept, and Lines 1372-1379 never synthesize its key. A single row with a future timestamp — clock skew on the writing host, or a manually edited ledger row — adds a trailing bucket, so days.length exceeds the 1, 7, or 30 buckets the range promises.
The bound already exists. Apply it unconditionally, since firstVisibleDate and lastVisibleDate are computed from dayCount for every range.
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const days = [...dayAccumulators]
// All-history totals, models, providers, and accounts still cover every
// retained row. Only the chart buckets are bounded so one malformed or
// ancient timestamp cannot synthesize an enormous JSON response.
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| .filter(([date]) => range !== "all" | |
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| .filter(([date]) => date >= firstVisibleDate && date <= lastVisibleDate) |
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In `@src/usage/summary.ts` around lines 1384 - 1385, Update the date filter near
the days collection to always require date >= firstVisibleDate and date <=
lastVisibleDate, regardless of range. Preserve the existing firstVisibleDate and
lastVisibleDate values computed from dayCount so every range, including today,
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| const accumulator = createUsageSummaryAccumulator({ filter: { provider, model, apiKeyId } }); | ||
| for (const entry of entries ?? []) accumulator.add(entry); |
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Make entries required in projectUsageSummary. When a non-empty filter is provided and entries is omitted, entries ?? [] produces an empty accumulator. The function then returns zero totals and empty days, models, providers, and accounts, with filter.matched: false.
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entries is required rather than optional, and remove the entries ?? [] fallback
when populating the accumulator. Preserve the existing accumulation behavior by
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| model = blankModelAccumulator(provider, attribution.model, attribution.resolvedModel, ordinal, this.mode); | ||
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When a complete ledger contains many distinct day/model tuples, every unseen model is retained in this map, and provider/account/overlap maps grow similarly; model values are not restricted to a finite catalog, so the accumulator can approach O(rows) memory despite streaming the file in fixed-size chunks. rebuildAggregate does not invoke the app-owned-memory budget until after the entire scan has completed, meaning a large or hand-edited high-cardinality ledger can exhaust memory before the finished aggregate is evicted. Bound or incrementally collapse retained breakdown dimensions while folding the ledger rather than only capping rows when serializing the summary.
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| const flight = refreshFilteredAggregate(key, normalizedFilter); | ||
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When concurrent GET /api/usage requests use different provider/model/API-key filter tuples, each key starts its own refreshFilteredAggregate and therefore its own complete-ledger scan; the four-entry retention cap applies only after scans finish. On a large ledger, an arbitrary number of distinct filtered requests can consequently multiply synchronous filesystem reads, scanner buffers, and partially built accumulators, potentially exhausting memory or making the management API unresponsive. Add a global concurrency/admission cap or multiplex filters over a shared scan rather than singleflighting only identical keys.
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managementUsageMaxReadBytesas a deprecated compatibility setting while making its non-tuning semantics explicit in the type and validation schema.Verification
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