@pipeline-builder/api-core 5.2.2 → 5.2.4

package/lib/types/quota-catalog.d.ts

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+/**
+ * The quota-type display catalog, as DATA ONLY — what a quota is CALLED and how
+ * its number is RENDERED, for every `QuotaType`.
+ *
+ * Dependency-free and env-free so the browser imports it directly
+ * (`@pipeline-builder/api-core/quota-catalog`). Its only import is a type, which
+ * is erased at compile time, so nothing of the server graph reaches the bundle.
+ *
+ * WHY IT EXISTS. The same facts were spelled in six places: this package's
+ * `QUOTA_TYPE_LABELS`, and five independent maps in the frontend — the pressure
+ * banner's labels, the quotas page's `QUOTA_META`, the org home's `QUOTA_LABELS`,
+ * the billing usage card's `QUOTA_LABELS` (with its own byte flag), and the
+ * add-on grid's `PACK_UNITS`. Each knew a subset, each could drift, and adding a
+ * quota type meant finding all six. `PACK_UNITS` had exactly one member, so the
+ * add-on grid rendered a GB step for storage and a bare pack count for
+ * everything else — not a decision anyone revisited, just the one entry somebody
+ * needed at the time.
+ *
+ * Add a quota type here and every surface renders it: `Record<QuotaType, …>`
+ * makes the compiler demand the entry, so none of the six can be forgotten
+ * again.
+ *
+ * EVERY display fact lives here, including the plural label. A first draft kept
+ * plurals in a frontend helper with a `Record<string, string>` and a fallback to
+ * the singular — which would have rendered a new quota type's plural wrongly and
+ * silently, reproducing the exact partial-map trap this file removes. A fact
+ * split across two packages is a fact that drifts.
+ */
+import type { QuotaType } from './common.js';
+/** How a quota's usage is learned: incremented as it happens, or read on demand. */
+export type QuotaObservation = 
+/** The platform increments a counter as the work happens. */
+'metered'
+/** Nothing increments: the figure is read from the system of record. */
+ | 'measured';
+/** Whether a quota refills on the period or persists until something changes. */
+export type QuotaAccrual = 
+/** A per-period rate: reserved on use, zeroed at the period boundary. */
+'flow'
+/** A level that stays until the tenant frees it. No reset, no forecast. */
+ | 'stock';
+/** How a raw quota number should be rendered. */
+export type QuotaRender = 
+/** A plain integer — "4 / 10". */
+'count'
+/** A byte count — render with `formatBytes` ("18.4 GB"), never raw. */
+ | 'bytes';
+/** What a surface needs to know to show one quota type. */
+export interface QuotaTypeMeta {
+    /**
+     * SINGULAR human label — the one spelling every 429 body, notification and
+     * dashboard uses ("API call quota reached …").
+     */
+    label: string;
+    /**
+     * PLURAL label, for surfaces that list dimensions rather than address one
+     * ("API calls" on a usage card, against "API call quota reached" in a 429).
+     *
+     * REQUIRED, and here rather than in the frontend, because the first draft put
+     * it in a `Record<string, string>` helper that fell back to the singular when
+     * a type was missing — so a new quota type would have rendered "Build minute"
+     * in plural contexts, wrongly and silently. That is the same partial-map trap
+     * this catalog exists to remove, and `Record<QuotaType, …>` closes it only if
+     * every display fact lives here.
+     */
+    labelPlural: string;
+    /** How to render a raw value for this type. */
+    render: QuotaRender;
+    /**
+     * Whether this quota REFILLS on the period, or persists until the tenant
+     * changes something.
+     *
+     * This is the single most load-bearing semantic difference between quota
+     * types and nothing could read it before: a surface had to know, by hand,
+     * that "resets in 2 days" is true of `apiCalls` and false of `storageBytes`.
+     * Getting it wrong is not cosmetic — the quotas page told an organization its
+     * registry storage would reset, which is the opposite of the one thing it
+     * needs to understand about storage.
+     *
+     * - `flow` — a per-period rate, reserved on create/build and zeroed at the
+     *   boundary. Hitting it is temporary and the account self-heals. The period is
+     *   PER TYPE rather than global: `QUOTA_RESET_DAYS` (3 days) for every flow but
+     *   `cpuCredits`, which is monthly. Read it through `quotaPeriodDays` and never
+     *   assume the global — a forecast or a "resets in N days" line computed
+     *   against the wrong window is wrong by a factor of ten for credits.
+     * - `stock` — a level, not a rate. It stays where it is until bytes are freed
+     *   or rows are deleted, so a reset date, a "resets in N days" line and a
+     *   burn-rate forecast are all meaningless for it. `storageBytes` is measured;
+     *   the resource-count caps are counted at create time and decremented on
+     *   delete; `listings` counts active publications.
+     *
+     * The {@link QuotaTypeMeta.description} wording follows from this ("this
+     * period" against "currently"), and a test holds the two in agreement.
+     */
+    accrual: QuotaAccrual;
+    /**
+     * How usage is OBSERVED — which is a different question from whether the
+     * quota refills, and the two do not line up.
+     *
+     * - `metered` — the platform INCREMENTS a counter as the work happens. Every
+     *   quota but one, including the create-time counts that are stocks
+     *   (`dashboards`, `listings`, …).
+     * - `measured` — nothing increments anything; the figure is READ from the
+     *   system of record on demand. `storageBytes` only: the registry walks its
+     *   own catalog, which is why it is "the one quota nothing increments".
+     *
+     * It decides which code path may legitimately notify about a quota. A storage
+     * notice arriving from the increment path could only be a bug, and a
+     * `listings` notice arriving from a sweep likewise — conflating this with
+     * {@link accrual} would have silenced every create-time count quota, because
+     * those are stocks that are nonetheless metered.
+     */
+    observed: QuotaObservation;
+    /**
+     * What this counter actually counts, in one short phrase — the answer to "am I
+     * spending this one?".
+     *
+     * REQUIRED, and a display FACT rather than page copy, which is the call a
+     * first pass got wrong by judging the field's name instead of its content. It
+     * had been left in a frontend `Record<DisplayedQuotaType, string>` on the
+     * reasoning that descriptions are a page's own voice. They are not: each of
+     * these answers a question whose answer is the same on every surface, and two
+     * surfaces disagreeing is a bug, not a difference in tone. Two of the five
+     * local copies had already drifted — `automationCalls` omitted personal
+     * access keys (so a PAT holder read the page and concluded they were spending
+     * `apiCalls`), and `plugins`/`pipelines` were phrased as stocks.
+     *
+     * The test is whether `docs/quotas.md` and this string can legitimately
+     * differ. For these, no. For a tier's positioning line ("Starter tier") or the
+     * quotas page's pooling explanation, yes — those stay in the page, exactly as
+     * `TIER_META` already splits a tier's label from its sales copy.
+     *
+     * Phrasing follows the SEMANTICS in {@link QuotaType}'s own documentation, not
+     * a house style: "this period" for the per-period flows, "currently" for the
+     * create-time counts that decrement on delete, and neither for the measured
+     * storage total.
+     */
+    description: string;
+    /**
+     * The unit an ADD-ON PACK of this quota is typed in, and the divisor from the
+     * raw grant to that unit — so a +10 GB storage pack offers a GB step rather
+     * than a pack count.
+     *
+     * Absent means "type pack counts", which is right where the quota has no
+     * natural unit: "1 pack of API calls" reads better than "25000 calls". The
+     * step itself is always derived from the bundle's own `grants`, never from a
+     * constant here, because a grant is env-overridable.
+     */
+    packUnit?: {
+        name: string;
+        per: number;
+    };
+}
+/**
+ * Display metadata for every quota type. Labels are the canonical ones — the
+ * strings here are user-facing and are relied on by 429 bodies and notices, so
+ * they change only deliberately.
+ */
+export declare const QUOTA_CATALOG: Readonly<Record<QuotaType, QuotaTypeMeta>>;
+/**
+ * Consumables that are NOT quota types but render beside them — same label,
+ * same bar, same card.
+ *
+ * `seats` is the only one: it is a STOCK (how many people may be on the
+ * account) rather than a per-period flow, so it is deliberately outside
+ * `QuotaType` and is sourced separately from the quota rollup. But the billing
+ * usage card draws it in the same list, and before this entry existed that one
+ * row carried its own inline "Seats" label while the five beside it came from
+ * the catalog — the precise split-fact drift this file exists to remove.
+ *
+ * Keep this for things rendered AS a consumable. It is not a back door for
+ * quota types: a real quota belongs in {@link QUOTA_CATALOG}, where
+ * `Record<QuotaType, …>` forces the entry.
+ */
+export declare const NON_QUOTA_CONSUMABLE_CATALOG: Readonly<Record<string, QuotaTypeMeta>>;
+/**
+ * This type's singular label, or the raw key for a value outside the catalog.
+ *
+ * The accessors take `string` because the quota type often arrives from the wire
+ * (a 429 body, a quota response) where an unknown value must render as something
+ * rather than crash a page. The `QuotaType` overload is for internal callers: it
+ * makes a typo a compile error instead of a key rendered as a label.
+ */
+export declare function quotaLabel(type: QuotaType): string;
+export declare function quotaLabel(type: string): string;
+/** This type's PLURAL label, or the raw key for a value outside the catalog. */
+export declare function quotaLabelPlural(type: QuotaType): string;
+export declare function quotaLabelPlural(type: string): string;
+/**
+ * How to render this type's values. `count` for anything the catalog does not
+ * know, so an unfamiliar wire value renders as a plain number.
+ *
+ * Read THIS rather than asking "is it bytes?". A boolean helper degrades
+ * silently the moment {@link QuotaRender} grows a third member — a new mode
+ * would simply render as a count, with nothing failing — whereas a caller that
+ * switches on this value exhaustively stops compiling until it handles the new
+ * mode. That is the whole point of the catalog, applied to its own accessors.
+ */
+export declare function quotaRender(type: QuotaType): QuotaRender;
+export declare function quotaRender(type: string): QuotaRender;
+/**
+ * A byte count as a human amount — `1.5 GB`, `512 MB`, `0 B`.
+ *
+ * The ONE implementation: the frontend's `formatBytes` delegates here rather
+ * than keeping its own copy, so a storage figure reads identically in a quota
+ * notice, a 403 explanation and the dashboard. Binary units (1024), one decimal
+ * below 10 and rounded above, which is what the dashboard already rendered —
+ * this moved the algorithm, it did not change it.
+ */
+export declare function formatByteAmount(bytes: number): string;
+/**
+ * A raw quota value as the amount a HUMAN should read, per this type's
+ * {@link QuotaRender} — bytes as `25 GB`, counts grouped as `60,000`.
+ *
+ * For server-side copy (quota notices, audit reasons, 403 explanations), which
+ * is why it is here rather than in the frontend: a storage notice that
+ * interpolated the raw number would read "used all 26843545600 of its registry
+ * storage". The frontend has its own thin wrapper because it renders an
+ * unlimited (-1) limit as `∞`, which is a display choice no server copy makes
+ * (unlimited orgs are skipped before any copy is generated).
+ */
+export declare function formatQuotaAmount(type: string, value: number): string;
+/**
+ * How this quota's usage is observed: `metered` (incremented) or `measured`
+ * (read on demand). Unknown wire values read as `metered`, matching every
+ * quota but storage.
+ */
+export declare function quotaObservation(type: QuotaType): QuotaObservation;
+export declare function quotaObservation(type: string): QuotaObservation;
+/**
+ * Whether this quota refills on the period (`flow`) or persists (`stock`).
+ * Unknown wire values are treated as `flow`, matching every metered quota.
+ */
+export declare function quotaAccrual(type: QuotaType): QuotaAccrual;
+export declare function quotaAccrual(type: string): QuotaAccrual;
+/** What this type counts, or the empty string for a value outside the catalog. */
+export declare function quotaDescription(type: QuotaType): string;
+export declare function quotaDescription(type: string): string;
+/** The pack unit for this type, or `null` to type pack counts instead. */
+export declare function quotaPackUnit(type: QuotaType): {
+    name: string;
+    per: number;
+} | null;
+export declare function quotaPackUnit(type: string): {
+    name: string;
+    per: number;
+} | null;

package/lib/types/quota-catalog.js

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+// Copyright 2026 Pipeline Builder Contributors
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
+const GB = 1024 ** 3;
+/**
+ * Display metadata for every quota type. Labels are the canonical ones — the
+ * strings here are user-facing and are relied on by 429 bodies and notices, so
+ * they change only deliberately.
+ */
+export const QUOTA_CATALOG = {
+    // Per-period FLOWS — a creation rate, not a stock. Deleting the entity does
+    // not give the slot back (`decrement-on-delete` was considered and rejected),
+    // so the wording says "this period" to stop the stock reading.
+    plugins: { label: 'Plugin build', labelPlural: 'Plugins', render: 'count', accrual: 'flow', observed: 'metered', description: 'Plugin versions deployed this period' },
+    pipelines: { label: 'Pipeline creation', labelPlural: 'Pipelines', render: 'count', accrual: 'flow', observed: 'metered', description: 'Pipelines created this period' },
+    // The call budgets. WHICH ONE a request spends is decided by
+    // `meteredQuotaTypeFor`, never by the route: a service-account key, a PERSONAL
+    // ACCESS key (`token_use: 'api_key'`) or anything minted while holding one
+    // (`parentKeyId`) spends `automationCalls` INSTEAD of `apiCalls`.
+    apiCalls: { label: 'API call', labelPlural: 'API calls', render: 'count', accrual: 'flow', observed: 'metered', description: 'Requests made by people in browser sessions this period' },
+    automationCalls: { label: 'Automation call', labelPlural: 'Automation calls', render: 'count', accrual: 'flow', observed: 'metered', description: 'Requests made with service-account or personal access keys this period' },
+    aiCalls: { label: 'AI call', labelPlural: 'AI calls', render: 'count', accrual: 'flow', observed: 'metered', description: 'AI generation invocations this period' },
+    // The one flow quota on a period of its OWN — a MONTH, where every other flow
+    // rolls on QUOTA_RESET_DAYS (3 days). Rendered as a COUNT and never as a
+    // duration: the unit is an abstract credit precisely so it cannot be misread as
+    // wall-clock ("11,250 build minutes" reads as 187 hours when it buys 125), and
+    // formatting it back into "187h 30m" would undo that. The wall-clock conversion
+    // belongs in the pre-build cost hint, where it explains rather than misleads.
+    cpuCredits: { label: 'CPU credit', labelPlural: 'CPU credits', render: 'count', accrual: 'flow', observed: 'metered', description: 'vCPU-minutes of build compute used this month', packUnit: { name: 'credits', per: 1 } },
+    // A MEASURED total, recomputed on demand rather than counted — the one quota
+    // that is neither a period flow nor a create-time count.
+    storageBytes: { label: 'Registry storage', labelPlural: 'Registry storage', render: 'bytes', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'measured', description: 'Registry storage currently in use', packUnit: { name: 'GB', per: GB } },
+    // Resource-count caps: counted at create time and DECREMENTED on delete, so
+    // these really are stocks and "this period" would be wrong.
+    dashboards: { label: 'Dashboard', labelPlural: 'Dashboards', render: 'count', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'metered', description: 'Dashboards currently defined' },
+    alertRules: { label: 'Alert rule', labelPlural: 'Alert rules', render: 'count', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'metered', description: 'Alert rules currently defined' },
+    alertDestinations: { label: 'Alert destination', labelPlural: 'Alert destinations', render: 'count', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'metered', description: 'Alert destinations currently defined' },
+    idpConfigs: { label: 'IdP configuration', labelPlural: 'IdP configurations', render: 'count', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'metered', description: 'Identity-provider configurations currently defined' },
+    listings: { label: 'Plugin listing', labelPlural: 'Plugin listings', render: 'count', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'metered', description: 'Active plugin listings you publish' },
+};
+/**
+ * Consumables that are NOT quota types but render beside them — same label,
+ * same bar, same card.
+ *
+ * `seats` is the only one: it is a STOCK (how many people may be on the
+ * account) rather than a per-period flow, so it is deliberately outside
+ * `QuotaType` and is sourced separately from the quota rollup. But the billing
+ * usage card draws it in the same list, and before this entry existed that one
+ * row carried its own inline "Seats" label while the five beside it came from
+ * the catalog — the precise split-fact drift this file exists to remove.
+ *
+ * Keep this for things rendered AS a consumable. It is not a back door for
+ * quota types: a real quota belongs in {@link QUOTA_CATALOG}, where
+ * `Record<QuotaType, …>` forces the entry.
+ */
+export const NON_QUOTA_CONSUMABLE_CATALOG = {
+    seats: { label: 'Seat', labelPlural: 'Seats', render: 'count', accrual: 'stock', observed: 'measured', description: 'Members this account may have' },
+};
+/**
+ * Every described consumable, widened for lookups by a value that came off the
+ * wire.
+ */
+const byKey = {
+    ...NON_QUOTA_CONSUMABLE_CATALOG,
+    ...QUOTA_CATALOG,
+};
+export function quotaLabel(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.label ?? type;
+}
+export function quotaLabelPlural(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.labelPlural ?? type;
+}
+export function quotaRender(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.render ?? 'count';
+}
+const BYTE_UNITS = ['B', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB'];
+/**
+ * A byte count as a human amount — `1.5 GB`, `512 MB`, `0 B`.
+ *
+ * The ONE implementation: the frontend's `formatBytes` delegates here rather
+ * than keeping its own copy, so a storage figure reads identically in a quota
+ * notice, a 403 explanation and the dashboard. Binary units (1024), one decimal
+ * below 10 and rounded above, which is what the dashboard already rendered —
+ * this moved the algorithm, it did not change it.
+ */
+export function formatByteAmount(bytes) {
+    if (!Number.isFinite(bytes) || bytes < 0)
+        return '0 B';
+    let value = bytes;
+    let i = 0;
+    while (value >= 1024 && i < BYTE_UNITS.length - 1) {
+        value /= 1024;
+        i++;
+    }
+    return value < 10 ? `${value.toFixed(1)} ${BYTE_UNITS[i]}` : `${Math.round(value)} ${BYTE_UNITS[i]}`;
+}
+/**
+ * A raw quota value as the amount a HUMAN should read, per this type's
+ * {@link QuotaRender} — bytes as `25 GB`, counts grouped as `60,000`.
+ *
+ * For server-side copy (quota notices, audit reasons, 403 explanations), which
+ * is why it is here rather than in the frontend: a storage notice that
+ * interpolated the raw number would read "used all 26843545600 of its registry
+ * storage". The frontend has its own thin wrapper because it renders an
+ * unlimited (-1) limit as `∞`, which is a display choice no server copy makes
+ * (unlimited orgs are skipped before any copy is generated).
+ */
+export function formatQuotaAmount(type, value) {
+    return quotaRender(type) === 'bytes' ? formatByteAmount(value) : value.toLocaleString('en-US');
+}
+export function quotaObservation(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.observed ?? 'metered';
+}
+export function quotaAccrual(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.accrual ?? 'flow';
+}
+export function quotaDescription(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.description ?? '';
+}
+export function quotaPackUnit(type) {
+    return byKey[type]?.packUnit ?? null;
+}
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The frontend has its own thin wrapper because it renders an\n * unlimited (-1) limit as `∞`, which is a display choice no server copy makes\n * (unlimited orgs are skipped before any copy is generated).\n */\nexport function formatQuotaAmount(type: string, value: number): string {\n  return quotaRender(type) === 'bytes' ? formatByteAmount(value) : value.toLocaleString('en-US');\n}\n\n/**\n * How this quota's usage is observed: `metered` (incremented) or `measured`\n * (read on demand). Unknown wire values read as `metered`, matching every\n * quota but storage.\n */\nexport function quotaObservation(type: QuotaType): QuotaObservation;\nexport function quotaObservation(type: string): QuotaObservation;\nexport function quotaObservation(type: string): QuotaObservation {\n  return byKey[type]?.observed ?? 'metered';\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this quota refills on the period (`flow`) or persists (`stock`).\n * Unknown wire values are treated as `flow`, matching every metered quota.\n */\nexport function quotaAccrual(type: QuotaType): QuotaAccrual;\nexport function quotaAccrual(type: string): QuotaAccrual;\nexport function quotaAccrual(type: string): QuotaAccrual {\n  return byKey[type]?.accrual ?? 'flow';\n}\n\n/** What this type counts, or the empty string for a value outside the catalog. */\nexport function quotaDescription(type: QuotaType): string;\nexport function quotaDescription(type: string): string;\nexport function quotaDescription(type: string): string {\n  return byKey[type]?.description ?? '';\n}\n\n/** The pack unit for this type, or `null` to type pack counts instead. */\nexport function quotaPackUnit(type: QuotaType): { name: string; per: number } | null;\nexport function quotaPackUnit(type: string): { name: string; per: number } | null;\nexport function quotaPackUnit(type: string): { name: string; per: number } | null {\n  return byKey[type]?.packUnit ?? null;\n}\n"]}

package/lib/types/quota-tiers.d.ts

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+import type { QuotaType } from './common.js';
 /** Available quota tier identifiers.
  *
  * `unlimited` is a special tier: every quota is `-1` (uncapped) and it includes
@@ -10,6 +11,12 @@ export interface QuotaTierLimits {
     plugins: number;
     pipelines: number;
     apiCalls: number;
+    /**
+     * Metered API calls made by ORG SERVICE ACCOUNTS (automation), counted
+     * instead of `apiCalls` so pipelines can't starve the org's people. See
+     * {@link AUTOMATION_CALLS_SIZING} for how the defaults are derived.
+     */
+    automationCalls: number;
     aiCalls: number;
     /**
      * Aggregate registry storage cap in BYTES. Counted across every repo
@@ -18,6 +25,23 @@ export interface QuotaTierLimits {
      * `push` scope when the org's measured usage exceeds the limit.
      */
     storageBytes: number;
+    /**
+     * vCPU-MINUTES of plugin-build compute per MONTH — the one quota on a period
+     * of its own (every other flow quota rolls on `QUOTA_RESET_DAYS`, 3 days).
+     *
+     * Derived from the `plugins` cap rather than guessed: `plugins x 10` builds a
+     * month, at a flat 30 wall-minutes a build and 1.5 vCPU of buildkitd, so
+     * `credits = builds x 45`. The flat per-build figure is deliberate — scaling
+     * BOTH the build count and the per-build cost by tier made credits
+     * superlinear in tier on the strength of an unmeasured claim, and it made a
+     * pack's credit grant tier-dependent, which the catalogue's grant shape cannot
+     * express.
+     *
+     * This is the first dimension with genuine per-unit marginal cost: every other
+     * quota is a rate limit protecting shared infrastructure, this one is compute
+     * the platform pays for. See `docs/plans/cpu-credits.md`.
+     */
+    cpuCredits: number;
     /** Count-quotas on the user-editable feature tables added to close per-org
      *  DoS via spam. -1 means unlimited. */
     dashboards: number;
@@ -36,6 +60,38 @@ export interface QuotaTierLimits {
      * when active members + pending invites would exceed this).
      */
     seats: number;
+    /**
+     * Max designated SUPPORT CONTACTS — the members authorised to open support
+     * cases. -1 = unlimited. Base is **0 on every tier**: support is an add-on at
+     * every tier and included in none, so an org with no support bundle has no
+     * contacts and cannot open a case. That makes the support paywall a quota
+     * check rather than a feature flag.
+     *
+     * Like `seats` this is a tier LIMIT, not a tracked counter — enforced live at
+     * designation time against current designations across the org subtree.
+     * Extended per unit by the `support_standard` / `support_priority` BASELINE
+     * bundles, which are priced per contact.
+     */
+    supportContacts: number;
+    /**
+     * How many of those contacts may be UPGRADED to premium (24×7, 8-hour
+     * response, and the only ones who may declare `urgent`).
+     *
+     * A second dimension rather than a third baseline level, because premium is an
+     * UPGRADE and not an alternative. The shape it encodes: an org buys N baseline
+     * contacts and upgrades M of them, M ≤ N. That is what lets a 100-seat
+     * customer give business-hours support to its three named contacts and 24×7
+     * to the one who carries the pager — the case the mutually-exclusive ladder
+     * could not express at all, where buying "99 standard + 1 premium" charged for
+     * 100 units and granted one contact.
+     *
+     * ADDITIVE, deliberately. A premium contact costs the baseline unit PLUS the
+     * upgrade ($19.99 + $99.99), because it is served during business hours
+     * through the baseline and overnight through the upgrade; pricing the upgrade
+     * as a delta would pretend the baseline were free. Base 0 on every tier, like
+     * `supportContacts`, so the paywall stays a quota check.
+     */
+    supportPremiumContacts: number;
     /**
      * Reporting retention in DAYS — NOT a flow quota (never decremented, absent
      * from `VALID_QUOTA_TYPES`): these ride the tier-baseline + bundle-grant math
@@ -54,6 +110,78 @@ export interface QuotaTierPreset {
     label: string;
     limits: QuotaTierLimits;
 }
+/**
+ * How the `automationCalls` defaults are sized — written down so the next
+ * person to touch them argues with the arithmetic, not with the numbers.
+ *
+ * Every call an org's automation keys make in one pipeline RUN, itemized (the
+ * earlier sizing counted only the plugin lookups and hand-waved the rest as
+ * "×2"):
+ *
+ *   plugin lookups            12   one per plugin step (self-mutating pipeline)
+ *   synth                      1   the synth step fetching the pipeline config
+ *   runtime check              1   the pre-deploy runtime-check call
+ *   security-report upload     1   the scan step posting its report
+ *   registry register          1   pipeline-register stamping the deployed version
+ *   reporting ingest batches  12   the event forwarder posts ~one batch per action
+ *                             --
+ *                             28   calls per run
+ *
+ * Per default period (`QUOTA_RESET_DAYS`, 3 days) one active pipeline running
+ * hourly makes 28 × 24 × 3 = 2,016 calls. An org keeps far more pipelines alive
+ * than it CREATES in a period (`pipelines` is a creation rate), so active
+ * pipelines are taken as 4× the tier's `pipelines`. On top sits a per-ORG
+ * constant that does not scale with pipelines: the ingest-health heartbeat
+ * (≤ 1/minute → 1,440/day → 4,320/period). The sum gets 25% headroom (retries,
+ * registry pushes, ad-hoc CI scripts on keys) and rounds UP to the next 10,000:
+ *
+ *   developer   2×4×2016 + 4320 =  20,448 × 1.25 =  25,560 →  30,000
+ *   pro         5×4×2016 + 4320 =  44,640 × 1.25 =  55,800 →  60,000
+ *   team       10×4×2016 + 4320 =  84,960 × 1.25 = 106,200 → 110,000
+ *   business   20×4×2016 + 4320 = 165,600 × 1.25 = 207,000 → 210,000
+ *   enterprise 30×4×2016 + 4320 = 246,240 × 1.25 = 307,800 → 310,000
+ *
+ * {@link automationCallsFor} computes exactly this, and the tier tests hold the
+ * table to it. Over the cap the 429 is SOFT for a band ({@link quotaGracePct}):
+ * a self-mutating pipeline that hard-stopped at 100% stayed stopped until the
+ * period reset, up to 3 days. The limits are PER PERIOD: an operator who
+ * lengthens `QUOTA_RESET_DAYS` should scale `QUOTA_TIER_<TIER>_AUTOMATION_CALLS`
+ * by the same factor.
+ */
+export declare const AUTOMATION_CALLS_SIZING: {
+    readonly callsPerRun: {
+        readonly pluginLookups: 12;
+        readonly synth: 1;
+        readonly runtimeCheck: 1;
+        readonly securityReportUpload: 1;
+        readonly registryRegister: 1;
+        readonly ingestBatches: 12;
+    };
+    readonly runsPerDay: 24;
+    readonly activePipelinesPerCreation: 4;
+    /** Ingest-health heartbeats per org per day (≤ one a minute). */
+    readonly heartbeatsPerDay: 1440;
+    /** Multiplier on the itemized total. */
+    readonly headroom: 1.25;
+    /** Defaults round UP to a multiple of this. */
+    readonly roundTo: 10000;
+};
+/** The {@link AUTOMATION_CALLS_SIZING} formula for a tier creating `pipelines` per period. */
+export declare function automationCallsFor(pipelines: number, periodDays?: number): number;
+/** The soft band for `quotaType` in percent, or 0 for a type that stops hard. */
+export declare function quotaGracePct(quotaType: string): number;
+/**
+ * The limit enforcement actually binds on for `quotaType`: the nominal limit,
+ * plus the type's {@link quotaGracePct} band where it has one. Unlimited (-1)
+ * and zero ("none") limits are returned unchanged — a 0 cap is a deliberate
+ * refusal, not a budget to overrun.
+ *
+ * {@link QUOTA_GRACE_PCT} decides WHETHER a type has a band; `gracePct` only
+ * sizes it. So an explicit percentage passed for an unbanded type still yields
+ * the nominal limit, rather than quietly granting a band the type is not meant
+ * to have.
+ */
+export declare function enforcedQuotaLimit(quotaType: string, limit: number, gracePct?: number): number;
 export declare const QUOTA_TIERS: Record<QuotaTier, QuotaTierPreset>;
 /** All valid tier names (incl. `unlimited`). Used for validation of a *stored*
  *  tier — `unlimited` is a valid value even though it's never offered for sale. */
@@ -104,4 +232,26 @@ export declare function getTierLimits(tier: string): QuotaTierLimits;
  */
 export declare const QUOTA_RESET_DAYS: number;
 /** The next quota reset: local midnight `days` from `now`. */
+/**
+ * The `cpuCredits` period, in days. A MONTH rather than the global three-day
+ * window, because build demand is bursty in a way API traffic is not: a full
+ * catalogue rebuild is a day's work that arrives on one day, and a three-day
+ * window refuses it while the account holds most of a month's budget unspent.
+ */
+export declare const CPU_CREDITS_PERIOD_DAYS: number;
+/**
+ * The usage period for ONE quota type, in days.
+ *
+ * Every flow quota but `cpuCredits` rolls on the global {@link QUOTA_RESET_DAYS}.
+ * Credits are monthly, which makes the period a PER-TYPE fact — so anything that
+ * computes a reset date, a "resets in N days" line or a burn-rate forecast has
+ * to ask for the type's own period rather than reading the global constant. A
+ * forecast against the wrong window is wrong by a factor of ten.
+ *
+ * Stocks (`storageBytes` and the resource counts) have no period at all; this
+ * returns the global window for them because callers gate on
+ * `quotaAccrual(type) === 'stock'` before using it, and returning a figure is
+ * less disruptive than making every caller handle a null. Check the accrual.
+ */
+export declare function quotaPeriodDays(type: QuotaType): number;
 export declare function nextQuotaResetDate(days?: number, now?: Date): Date;