The previous commit assumed Claude Code's fable resolver strips [1m] and
therefore never wrote the suffix into ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_FABLE_MODEL. That
premise only holds when ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL is unset or points at
api.anthropic.com. Behind a proxy (CLIProxy, headroom, ...) Claude Code
2.1.259 does the opposite:
- the fable alias resolver passes the env value through untouched, so a
saved `claude-fable-5-1[1m]` reaches the model picker as-is;
- the context-window resolver grants 1M unconditionally when the model id
carries [1m], and otherwise trusts a natively-1M model only when the base
URL is first-party. Bare `claude-fable-5-1` via 127.0.0.1 is clamped to
200k even though CLIProxy's /v1/models advertises max_input_tokens 1M.
So the suffix is the only thing that turns the long window on for CCS, and
stripping it from the Fable key is what kept `ccs claude --model fable` at
200k. A headroom settings profile with the suffix saved on that key showed
the 1M window in the same Claude Code build, which is how the inversion was
caught.
Changes:
- Drop the suffix-stripping key guard; ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_FABLE_MODEL now
receives and keeps [1m] exactly like the opus/sonnet tiers.
- On a long-context launch (explicit --1m, or a saved [1m] on any Anthropic
tier key) fill a missing Fable tier with the catalog Fable model plus
[1m]. The model-neutral claude profile pins no Fable model, so `--model
fable` used to fall back to Claude Code's bare default and lose the window
even when every other tier asked for 1M. An explicit mapping always wins,
--no-1m never fills, and providers without a catalog Fable model are left
alone.
- Add getDefaultFableTierModel() to the model catalog for that default.
Verified with a stub Claude binary that dumps its environment:
ccs claude --model fable -> ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_FABLE_MODEL=claude-fable-5-1[1m]
ccs claude --1m -> ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_FABLE_MODEL=claude-fable-5-1[1m]
ccs claude --no-1m --model fable -> no Fable tier written, ANTHROPIC_MODEL stripped
Claude Code resolves ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_FABLE_MODEL through a resolver that
strips the [1m] suffix before use, unlike the opus/sonnet resolvers which
pass their env value through untouched. The stripped value is then treated
as an env-supplied default and held to the standard 200k window instead of
the model's native 1M, so writing [1m] into that key costs the long context
window rather than granting it.
Measured against a Claude Code 2.1.259 session (`/context` on a live proxy
endpoint):
ANTHROPIC_MODEL=claude-fable-5-1[1m] -> 1m window
ANTHROPIC_MODEL=claude-fable-5-1 -> 200k window
ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_FABLE_MODEL=claude-fable-5-1[1m] -> 200k window
The fix is key-scoped rather than model-scoped, since the suffix is what
grants 1M on every other key. Adds envKeyAcceptsExtendedContextSuffix() as
the single place recording which keys reject the suffix, enforces it as a
floor inside applyExtendedContextPreferenceToAnthropicModels() so no caller
can bypass it, and strips a previously saved suffix from that key on the
next launch through the auto path.
Also extends the preference to CLAUDE_CODE_SUBAGENT_MODEL. Subagent windows
come from the same resolver as the main loop (the Explore inheritCap bounds
the model tier, not the context window), so a bare subagent model id sits at
200k while the suffixed form gets 1M. The new key list is kept separate from
ANTHROPIC_MODEL_ENV_KEYS, which also drives routing, model-id normalization
and profile validation.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NPkafQjVf4pSwPBwBistGk
Register `claude-fable-5-1` in the CLIProxy model catalog, the dashboard
catalog, and the usage pricing registry.
Pricing is taken from Anthropic's official pricing page:
- Fable 5.1 base rates are $10/$50 per MTok with a $12.50 5m cache write,
matching Fable 5.
- Cache hits bill at 0.025x base input ($0.25/MTok) rather than the
standard 0.1x multiplier. Anthropic applies that reduced rate only to
Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1, so this entry cannot derive its cache rates
from CACHE_READ_MULTIPLIER.
This also corrects Claude Sonnet 5 from $3/$15 to $2/$10 (cache write
$2.50, cache read $0.20). The launch introductory rate became the
standard price and the increase scheduled for 2026-09-01 was cancelled,
so the previous entry over-reported Sonnet 5 usage cost by 50%.
Thinking on Fable 5.1 is always on and can only be steered through
effort levels, so the catalog entry exposes the same `low`..`max` level
surface as Fable 5 and Opus 5 instead of a manual token budget.
The GitHub Copilot catalog is deliberately left unchanged, since Copilot
availability for Fable 5.1 is not verified; surfacing it there would
offer a model the backend may reject.
Regenerates docs/reports/hardening-inventory.{json,md} so the ci-parity
gate matches the source tree.
ProxyStatusWidget sits outside the sidebar ScrollArea, so every row it
renders is taken from the provider list. With the proxy running and pool
routing on it renders ten stacked blocks, and the only Collapsible covers
version management, which is already closed in that state.
Add a chevron that collapses the whole widget in local and remote mode,
keeping the status row, version row and action buttons visible. The
preference is stored in localStorage and defaults to expanded, so
existing setups are unchanged. Opening version settings from a collapsed
widget expands it again.
Add a named 'orcarouter' preset to the shared provider catalog mirroring
the existing OpenRouter entry: OpenAI-compatible base URL
https://api.orcarouter.ai/v1, default model openai/gpt-5.5, sk-orca-...
key placeholder, and a dashboard icon. Regenerate the throw-error
baseline for the line shift in provider-preset-catalog.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a full pt-BR translation of the dashboard UI alongside the
existing en/zh-CN/vi/ja/ko locales, and wires locale detection/
storage to recognize pt-* browser locales.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The generated CLIProxy config pinned request-retry and
max-retry-interval to 0 with no way to change them. Add an opt-in
config.cliproxy.retry block (schema validation, generator wiring,
dashboard inputs beside the routing controls, i18n x5). Unset config
keeps the generated output byte-identical; max-retry-interval unit
confirmed as seconds against upstream CLIProxyAPI.
- pool --enable/--disable: refuse remote targets with manual config
guidance; resolve the lifecycle port instead of assuming 8317
- enablePoolRouting: roll back the pool flag when config regeneration
fails; already-enabled path re-runs regeneration (repairable state)
- pool opt-in prompt: gate on hasUnifiedConfig (legacy installs skip);
never auto-accept consent under --yes/CCS_YES
- order show (file mode): render selector pick order incl. residual
on-disk priorities and surface drift instead of alphabetical order
- order --reset: clear residual priority fields via management-API
PATCH when proxy runs, atomic direct write when stopped
- quota pool section: classify in-proxy 429 cooldowns as cooling with
reset times (graceful degradation when proxy or endpoint is absent);
honest paused label plus resume hint
- routing state: remote targets report pool as not manageable instead
of echoing the local flag; strategy/affinity apply warns when pool
routing overrides the change (CLI, API message, and dashboard)
- claude model-neutral: --config explicit pins survive the stale-pin
migration; remote env path filters historical default pins read from
claude.settings.json without mutating the file
- cross-lane guard: also checks account-profile CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR lanes
for email overlap, not only the ambient ~/.claude login
- onboarding hint: opt-in copy naming ccs cliproxy pool --enable
- dashboard card: pool-ON shows drain-order pointer, pool-OFF shows the
enable command, local-only note for remote proxies (i18n x5)
- ccs cliproxy quota: per-provider Pool context section with routing
mode (pool on/off, strategy, affinity, effective retry cap), drain
order resolved exactly as the selector picks (incl. residual on-disk
priorities reordering display + drift warning), and per-account state
named distinctly: available / cooling-until-<time> / paused - these
produce different client errors so they read differently
- cooling visibility degrades honestly when pool cooling is disabled
(no cooldown data exists; renderer says so)
- dashboard routing card: pool badge + retry cap + drain-order hint in
compact and full variants via additive poolRouting state block
- no Bar summary fields, no per-session pin introspection (cut per
plan); policy_quota_unsupported semantics untouched
Part of #1464 account pools (phase 6).
Add a 'Get CCS Bar' promo banner + card to the dashboard (mirroring the
OpenRouter promo pattern + design system) so users discover the macOS menu-bar
app, with a macOS-aware install CTA. Add a user-facing docs/ccs-bar.md covering
what it is, install via 'ccs bar install', launch, what it shows, uninstall,
and the loopback requirement -- closing the docs-sync gap for the new ccs bar
command.
Commit 72ea1fc9 ("fix(accounts): simplify codex free tier badges") split
free codex accounts out of the `personal` audience into a distinct
`free` audience and dropped the `'Personal · '` prefix on inlineLabel,
but `account-visual-groups.test.ts` was not updated and has been
failing in CI ever since.
Update expectations to match the shipped behavior:
- `audience` for `-free` tokens is `'free'`, not `'personal'`
- `inlineLabel` for a bare free account is `'Free'`, not `'Personal · Free'`
- `compactDetailLabel` is `null` when no extra parts are present
- Sort order: business -> personal -> free -> unknown
Drive-by fix unrelated to the Opus 4.8 work in this PR but caught
because these tests started failing on every push to the branch.
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