claude-multiacc 2.0.21 → 2.0.23

package/lib/report.py

@@ -255,6 +255,14 @@ def _usage(d, stale_after):
     # the reading cannot be used for degraded ranking.
     if lim.get('weekly_resets_epoch'):
         out['weekly_resets_epoch'] = lim['weekly_resets_epoch']
+    # The writer found no INFORMATIVE bucket (every percentage 0 with no reset window)
+    # and refused to invent numbers from it, so the ranking fields above are all None
+    # here and the account ranks as unknown rather than as empty — the 2026-09-04
+    # incident, where fake-zero telemetry made two exhausted accounts the band leaders.
+    # Emitted only when set, and always as a plain true, so a consumer that has never
+    # seen the flag reads exactly the shape it always did.
+    if lim.get('no_data'):
+        out['no_data'] = True
     if lim.get('last_error'):
         out['last_error'] = lim['last_error']
         if lim.get('last_error_at'):
@@ -281,12 +289,34 @@ def _last_pick(root, aid):
 
 
 
+def _rankable(u):
+    """True when this reading can still rank its account in the shim: inside the
+    ranking window AND carrying BOTH of the fields selection reads (bin/claude
+    rank_weekly_of / rank_session_of, gated by pick_best's "known" rule and by
+    telem_blind, which uses exactly this rule). A no_data document — all-zero buckets
+    with no reset window, 2026-09-04 — is current and well-formed but carries neither,
+    so a pool full of them is BLIND, not fresh; reporting it as fresh is how an outage
+    hides behind a recent timestamp. BOTH, not either: the same writer change omits
+    fields per signal, and a one-signal document (weekly-only or session-only) is
+    unknown to pick_best just as completely — an either-test called such a pool fresh
+    while the shim was tying every account and picking at random. bool is an int in
+    Python but not a number to the shim's digit parser, so `weekly_percent: true` must
+    read as unusable here too."""
+    if not u or u.get('stale'):
+        return False
+    return all(isinstance(u.get(k), (int, float)) and not isinstance(u.get(k), bool)
+               for k in ('weekly_percent', 'session_percent'))
+
+
 def telemetry_state(accounts, now=None):
     """Three-state verdict on how the shim is CURRENTLY ranking this pool, over the
     same candidate set bin/claude uses: the eligible accounts, or — when every one of
     them is limit-marked — the valid ones it falls back to.
 
-      'fresh'    at least one candidate has telemetry inside the ranking window
+      'fresh'    at least one candidate has telemetry inside the ranking window that
+                 the shim can actually rank on — a COMPLETE reading, weekly and session
+                 both (see _rankable: a no_data document, or a one-signal one, is
+                 in-window and ranks nothing, so it does not make a pool fresh)
       'degraded' none do, but EVERY candidate still has a weekly reading whose bucket
                  has not reset yet, so the shim ranks on those (all-or-nothing: one
                  unusable reading and the comparison is not apples-to-apples)
@@ -302,10 +332,16 @@ def telemetry_state(accounts, now=None):
     cands = [a for a in usable if a.get('status') == 'active'] or usable
     if not cands:
         return 'none'
-    if any(a.get('usage') and not a['usage'].get('stale') for a in cands):
+    if any(_rankable(a.get('usage')) for a in cands):
         return 'fresh'
     for a in cands:
         u = a.get('usage') or {}
+        # DEGRADED means "everything is old, rank on old truths". A reading INSIDE the
+        # window that is merely unrankable (no_data, or one-signal) blocks degraded in
+        # the shim too (bin/claude assess_telemetry, codex review 2026-09-04): fresh
+        # emptiness is not an outage of age, and re-fetching will not improve it.
+        if not u.get('stale'):
+            return 'blind'
         horizon = u.get('weekly_resets_epoch') or 0
         pct = u.get('weekly_percent')
         # bool is an int in Python but not a number to the shim's digit parser, so a

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "claude-multiacc",
-  "version": "2.0.21",
+  "version": "2.0.23",
   "description": "Unified Claude Code and OpenAI Codex subscription pooling with quota-aware selection.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {