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157 changes: 157 additions & 0 deletions apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts
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import * as NodeServices from "@effect/platform-node/NodeServices";
import { describe, expect, it } from "@effect/vitest";
import * as Effect from "effect/Effect";
import * as Path from "effect/Path";
import * as Schema from "effect/Schema";

import {
CodexSettings,
ProviderDriverKind,
} from "@t3tools/contracts";
import { resolveCodexHomeLayout } from "../provider/Drivers/CodexHomeLayout.ts";

const decodeCodexSettings = Schema.decodeSync(CodexSettings);
const codexDriverKind = ProviderDriverKind.make("codex");

/**
* Regression test for #11515: UsageService.resolveTranscriptDirs must scan
* every configured Codex instance, not just the legacy single-instance config.
*
* We test the underlying logic (resolveCodexHomeLayout + deduplication) rather
* than the full service because the service requires a live settings layer and
* filesystem. The bug was that `settings.providerInstances` entries with
* `driver === "codex"` were ignored entirely, so their session directories
* never appeared in the scan list.
*/
it.layer(NodeServices.layer)("UsageService multi-account Codex routing (#11515)", (it) => {
describe("resolveTranscriptDirs multi-instance enumeration", () => {
it.effect("resolves distinct session dirs for multiple Codex instances", () =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
const path = yield* Path.Path;

// Simulate what resolveTranscriptDirs does: collect unique session dirs
// from both the legacy config and providerInstances.
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P2 Badge Exercise UsageService instead of duplicating its algorithm

This regression test reconstructs the enumeration and deduplication logic locally instead of invoking UsageService, so it remains green if resolveTranscriptDirs stops iterating providerInstances—the exact regression it claims to prevent—or if the production decoder and settings wiring behave differently. Cover the service through focused layers or extract and directly test the production helper.

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const seenCodexDirs = new Set<string>();
const codexDirs: string[] = [];

const addCodexDir = (layout: { readonly sharedHomePath: string }) => {
const sessionDir = path.join(layout.sharedHomePath, "sessions");
if (seenCodexDirs.has(sessionDir)) return;
seenCodexDirs.add(sessionDir);
codexDirs.push(sessionDir);
};

// Legacy config: default ~/.codex
const legacyConfig = decodeCodexSettings({});
const legacyLayout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(legacyConfig);
addCodexDir(legacyLayout);

// Multi-instance configs: two additional accounts with different homes
const personalHome = path.resolve("/home/user/.codex-personal");
const workHome = path.resolve("/home/user/.codex-work");
const instances: Record<string, { driver: string; config: Record<string, unknown> }> = {
codex_personal: {
driver: "codex",
config: { homePath: personalHome },
},
codex_work: {
driver: "codex",
config: { homePath: workHome },
},
claude_primary: {
driver: "claudeAgent",
config: {},
},
};

for (const instance of Object.values(instances)) {
if (instance.driver !== codexDriverKind) continue;
const decoded = decodeCodexSettings(instance.config);
const layout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(decoded);
addCodexDir(layout);
}

// Should have 3 distinct Codex session directories
expect(codexDirs).toHaveLength(3);
expect(codexDirs).toContain(path.join(legacyLayout.sharedHomePath, "sessions"));
expect(codexDirs).toContain(path.join(personalHome, "sessions"));
expect(codexDirs).toContain(path.join(workHome, "sessions"));
}),
);

it.effect("deduplicates when two instances share the same home path", () =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
const path = yield* Path.Path;

const seenCodexDirs = new Set<string>();
const codexDirs: string[] = [];

const addCodexDir = (layout: { readonly sharedHomePath: string }) => {
const sessionDir = path.join(layout.sharedHomePath, "sessions");
if (seenCodexDirs.has(sessionDir)) return;
seenCodexDirs.add(sessionDir);
codexDirs.push(sessionDir);
};

// Two instances pointing at the same home should produce one entry
const sharedHome = path.resolve("/shared/codex-home");
const instances: Record<string, { driver: string; config: Record<string, unknown> }> = {
codex_a: {
driver: "codex",
config: { homePath: sharedHome },
},
codex_b: {
driver: "codex",
config: { homePath: sharedHome },
},
};

for (const instance of Object.values(instances)) {
if (instance.driver !== codexDriverKind) continue;
const decoded = decodeCodexSettings(instance.config);
const layout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(decoded);
addCodexDir(layout);
}

expect(codexDirs).toHaveLength(1);
expect(codexDirs[0]).toBe(path.join(sharedHome, "sessions"));
}),
);

it.effect("skips non-codex provider instances", () =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
const path = yield* Path.Path;

const seenCodexDirs = new Set<string>();
const codexDirs: string[] = [];

const addCodexDir = (layout: { readonly sharedHomePath: string }) => {
const sessionDir = path.join(layout.sharedHomePath, "sessions");
if (seenCodexDirs.has(sessionDir)) return;
seenCodexDirs.add(sessionDir);
codexDirs.push(sessionDir);
};

const instances: Record<string, { driver: string; config: Record<string, unknown> }> = {
claude_main: {
driver: "claudeAgent",
config: {},
},
cursor_default: {
driver: "cursor",
config: {},
},
};

for (const instance of Object.values(instances)) {
if (instance.driver !== codexDriverKind) continue;
const decoded = decodeCodexSettings(instance.config);
const layout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(decoded);
addCodexDir(layout);
}

expect(codexDirs).toHaveLength(0);
}),
);
});
});
40 changes: 36 additions & 4 deletions apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts
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import * as NodeOS from "node:os";

import {
CodexSettings,
ProviderDriverKind,
USAGE_CONTRACT_VERSION,
type UsageProviderKind,
type UsageSource,
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const claudeHome = yield* resolveClaudeHomePath(settings.providers.claudeAgent);
const claudeDir = yield* resolveClaudeTranscriptDir(claudeHome);
const codexLayout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(settings.providers.codex);

return [
{ provider: "claude" as const, dir: claudeDir },
{ provider: "codex" as const, dir: path.join(codexLayout.sharedHomePath, "sessions") },
// Collect Codex session directories from every configured instance. The
// legacy single-instance config (`settings.providers.codex`) is always
// scanned for backward compatibility. Additional instances declared in
// `settings.providerInstances` each contribute their own shared home so
// multi-account setups (e.g. codex_personal + codex_work) are fully
// covered. Duplicate shared homes are de-duplicated so two instances
// pointing at the same directory do not double-count transcripts.
const codexDriverKind = ProviderDriverKind.make("codex");
const seenCodexDirs = new Set<string>();
const dirs: Array<{ provider: UsageProviderKind; dir: string }> = [
{ provider: "claude", dir: claudeDir },
];

const addCodexDir = (layout: { readonly sharedHomePath: string }) => {
const sessionDir = path.join(layout.sharedHomePath, "sessions");
if (seenCodexDirs.has(sessionDir)) return;
seenCodexDirs.add(sessionDir);
dirs.push({ provider: "codex", dir: sessionDir });
};

const legacyLayout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(settings.providers.codex);
addCodexDir(legacyLayout);

for (const instance of Object.values(settings.providerInstances)) {
if (instance.driver !== codexDriverKind) continue;
const instanceConfig =
typeof instance.config === "object" && instance.config !== null
? (instance.config as Record<string, unknown>)
: {};
const decoded = Schema.decodeSync(CodexSettings)(instanceConfig);

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🟠 High usage/UsageService.ts:252

A malformed Codex entry causes readSummary to throw and return no usage from any configured directory. Schema.decodeSync(CodexSettings) at this point is not caught, so invalid or legacy providerInstances entries escape the Effect error boundary; decode with an Effect/catch and skip or report the invalid instance instead.

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A malformed Codex entry causes `readSummary` to throw and return no usage from any configured directory. `Schema.decodeSync(CodexSettings)` at this point is not caught, so invalid or legacy `providerInstances` entries escape the Effect error boundary; decode with an Effect/catch and skip or report the invalid instance instead.

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P2 Badge Handle invalid instance configs without defecting the usage RPC

ProviderInstanceConfig.config is deliberately Schema.Unknown, and the provider registry treats a driver-specific decode failure as an unavailable instance rather than invalidating all server settings. Therefore a persisted entry such as { driver: "codex", config: { homePath: 123 } } can reach this branch, where decodeSync throws a defect outside the declared UsageReadError channel and causes the entire usage RPC—including Claude and valid Codex sources—to fail. Decode effectfully and either skip the unavailable instance or map the failure to scanFailed.

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cat -n apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts | sed -n '1,320p'
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cat -n packages/contracts/src/settings.ts | sed -n '1,300p'
printf '%s\n' '--- packages/contracts/src/providerInstance.ts ---'
cat -n packages/contracts/src/providerInstance.ts | sed -n '1,280p'
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Map invalid instance settings to UsageReadError.

If providerInstances can contain an invalid Codex configuration, replace Schema.decodeSync with effectful decoding and map its failure to UsageReadError. Schema.decodeSync throws when parsing fails, and this loop has no local conversion to the scanFailed error path. This can stop the usage scan outside its declared error contract. (effect.website)

Confirm that ServerSettings validates every Codex instance.config as CodexSettings before UsageService reads it. If it does not, preserve the existing settings-failure behavior here.

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In `@apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts` at line 252, Update the decoding in
the UsageService provider-instances scan to use effectful decoding of
CodexSettings and map decode failures to UsageReadError through the existing
scanFailed path, rather than allowing Schema.decodeSync to throw. Also verify
that ServerSettings validates every Codex instance.config as CodexSettings; if
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const layout = yield* resolveCodexHomeLayout(decoded);

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P2 Badge Honor per-instance CODEX_HOME when resolving scan directories

When a Codex instance leaves config.homePath empty but supplies CODEX_HOME through its supported environment list, CodexSessionRuntime runs the provider against that environment path, while this call resolves the default ~/.codex path instead. Multiple environment-only accounts consequently collapse to the same default directory and their real transcripts remain excluded, so usage still underreports; resolve the scan path with the same environment precedence used by the Codex driver.

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addCodexDir(layout);
}

return dirs;
});

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