docs(providers): state which account each provider login spends - #4239
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Three adversarial read-only audits rejected revisions 1 and 2 of the wording unit. The refuted claims are recorded next to the corrected ones so the next reader does not reintroduce them: OpenCodex does not never convert an OAuth login into a key (orcarouter-oauth mints one by design), an API key does not always bill per token (several presets are coding-plan subscriptions bought as a key), and the registry cannot prove vendor billing terms at all - it proves which account a credential authenticates as.
The guide never answered the first question a subscriber asks: does connecting this login draw on the subscription it already pays for, or bill a separate API account. Asked on X for Claude Max, and it recurs for every provider that offers both. The rule is stated per authMode rather than per vendor tier, followed by one row for each of the eight providers that accept both a login and a key, and a pointer at the Connection block's Authentication row so a reader can check their own setup. Two claims the issue proposed are not true and are not written. OpenCodex does convert an OAuth login into an API key in one case: orcarouter-oauth mints a user-owned sk-orca key by design. And an API key does not always bill per token, because Z.AI GLM Coding Plan, Kimi Code, the BigModel coding plan, Command Code and CodeBuddy all sell a subscription as a key. What is true, and what the section says, is that a single request uses exactly one credential family and never falls back across them. The issue also asked the guide to point at the dashboard account card. No per-account auth-mode badge exists; the mode is a provider-level field on the Connection block, so the section names the surface that is actually there. Closes #4215
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For meta-muse users—especially on Linux or Windows, where ocx login meta-muse explicitly asks them to paste a key—this rule incorrectly says authMode: "oauth" means a subscription login backed by an access token. src/oauth/meta-muse.ts:178-195 accepts a pasted API key and lines 300-304 store that static key as the OAuth credential, while src/providers/registry.ts:1666 says subscription coverage is unsupported and every call should be treated as billable. The later Meta Muse table row therefore contradicts this rule; add it to the exceptions or describe oauth as credential-store selection rather than subscription billing, and update the guard that currently asserts there are only two exceptions.
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When a future dual-mode preset is added to PROVIDER_REGISTRY, this hard-coded array remains unchanged, so every dual-mode provider names both of its modes still passes even if the guide omits the new provider—the exact regression the file-level comment says this test prevents. Compare a registry-derived inventory, including allowKeyAuthOverride entries and any explicit paired-preset mapping, against this expected list or directly against the table so an unaccounted-for registry addition fails.
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- Line 49: Add a focused assertion to the test named “the rule is stated per
authentication mode, not per vendor tier” verifying that oauth spending uses the
logged-in subscription account, alongside the existing forward and key coverage;
ensure the related provider documentation explicitly describes spending behavior
for the effective authMode, including oauth.
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| allowance when the key *is* a subscription: Z.AI GLM Coding Plan, Kimi Code, the BigModel coding | ||
| plan, Command Code and CodeBuddy all sell one that way. | ||
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Scope the one-route rule to remote credentialed requests.
Local presets omit authMode and apiKey, and the dashboard also exposes Local and No key needed states. Qualify line 100 so readers do not apply the three-mode billing and fallback rules to those requests. For example: “Every remote credentialed request uses exactly one of these modes. Local and No key needed presets are outside this rule.”
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provider-mode guidance around the sentence beginning “A request uses exactly one
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| - `xai` and `github-copilot` accept `authMode: "key"` on the same provider id, and if that provider | ||
| already had a key stored, running `ocx login` for it can leave it in key mode rather than | ||
| switching it to the subscription. What that changes differs: an `xai` key retargets the provider | ||
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Remove the unsupported “different account” conclusion for xAI.
authMode: "key" establishes that the configured API key is used. The https://api.x.ai/v1 endpoint does not establish that the key belongs to a different account from the Grok subscription. Say that spending follows the configured key's account and its terms, or provide a source that guarantees account separation.
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provider documentation near the authMode "key" and https://api.x.ai/v1
discussion to remove the claim that a different account pays. State that
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| | Command Code | `ocx login command-code` — opencodex reads five-hour and weekly windows plus a credit balance | `commandcode` — the same service on `/provider/v1` with a key | | ||
| | GitHub Copilot | `ocx login github-copilot` — requires an active Copilot subscription | the same `github-copilot` provider with `authMode: "key"`. The device flow above is the supported path, and either credential is a Copilot one, so the subscription still pays | | ||
| | OrcaRouter | `ocx login orcarouter-oauth` — consent mints a user-owned, long-lived `sk-orca-…` key, and the request then carries a key | `orcarouter` — the same key pasted by hand | | ||
| | Meta Muse | `ocx login meta-muse` imports the Muse Code CLI key. Meta scopes that credential to its own CLI, so this is an unsupported use: how the calls settle is not observable from the API, and you should treat every call as billable against your account | `meta-model` is the supported path — every call is metered per token, and a Muse Code subscription does not work there | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not label the meta-muse CLI-key login as a subscription login.
The table header says “Subscription login”, but this cell says that ocx login meta-muse imports a Muse Code CLI key and is unsupported. That does not establish a subscription account or subscription allowance. Move this credential to a separate unsupported-CLI note, or change the table and regression test so only actual subscription-login/API-key pairs remain in this table.
As per path instructions: distinguish subscription-login and API-key provider IDs.
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provider documentation and its regression coverage so the meta-muse CLI-key
credential is not presented as a subscription login. Move it to a separate
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Limit billingSection() to the target subsection.
Line 28 stops only at the next level-2 heading. A later level-3 subsection remains in section, so its text can satisfy assertions intended for ### Which account a request spends. Stop at the next heading of level 1, 2, or 3.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the OAuth spending rule.
Line 49 states that this test protects rules by authentication mode, but the assertions cover only forward and key. They do not verify that oauth spends from the logged-in subscription account. A documentation edit can remove that rule and leave CI green. Add a focused OAuth assertion.
As per path instructions: docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/providers.md must document spending behavior by effective authMode, including oauth.
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focused assertion to the test named “the rule is stated per authentication mode,
not per vendor tier” verifying that oauth spending uses the logged-in
subscription account, alongside the existing forward and key coverage; ensure
the related provider documentation explicitly describes spending behavior for
the effective authMode, including oauth.
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The providers guide never answered the first question a subscriber asks before connecting an account: does this login draw on the subscription it already pays for, or bill a separate API account? It was asked on X about Claude Max and it recurs for every provider that offers both, so answering it once on X does not scale.
docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/providers.mdgains aWhich account a request spendssubsection under the existing Auth modes heading. It states the rule perauthModerather than per vendor tier, then gives one row for each of the eight providers that accept both a subscription login and an API key, and points at the Connection block's Authentication row so a reader can check their own setup instead of inferring it.Two claims the issue proposed are not true, and are not written:
orcarouter-oauthships. That login is a browser-consent PKCE flow whose purpose is to mint a durable user-ownedsk-orca-key. What is true, and what the section says, is that a single request uses exactly one credential family: when an OAuth credential cannot be resolved the request fails with an authentication error rather than reaching for a stored key, and key-pool failover is refused outright for OAuth and forward providers.keyrule says usage lands on the account that owns the key, on that key's own terms, and the guide says "per token" only where the source does.The issue also asks the guide to point at the dashboard account card. There is no per-account auth-mode badge — the account rows carry alias, email, id and health. The mode is a provider-level field, so the guide names the surface that actually renders it and the five labels it shows, including the
No key neededfallback.Two exceptions are documented because a reader can hit them.
xaiandgithub-copilotacceptauthMode: "key"on the same provider id, and runningocx loginover an existing key configuration can leave the provider in key mode; anxaikey retargets tohttps://api.x.ai/v1so a different account pays, while agithub-copilotkey is still a Copilot credential, so the subscription pays either way. That distinction was added after review caught the first draft contradicting the Copilot paragraph later in the same guide.No runtime change, no locale key, and no translated locale copy is touched; translations are a follow-up, as the issue's own review asks.
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tests/ci-workflows/docs-provider-billing-claims.test.tsis added beside the existingdocs-429-failover-claims.test.ts, and registered in bothscripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json. It pins the per-mode rule, both exceptions, all eight dual-mode rows naming both of their modes, the login-only line, the dashboard pointer, and the absence of the refuted "never converts" phrasing.bun test, nobun run test, nobun run test:changed, nobun run typecheck, nobun run build:gui, nobun install. Hosted CI on the exact pushed headee61b4822a8cfb67fc8fd8d779c84af5eb9e775cis the proof.toContain,not.toContainand regex literal was located inproviders.md, checked against the section-slice boundary, and confirmed to sit in the cell the assertion intends, including the backtick delimiters that stop a login marker from matching a key cell. That check was re-run from scratch after review removed a table row.devlog/_plan/260911_l7_docs/040_4215_delivery.md.Checklist
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