codex-copilot-dx 0.9.1 → 0.9.2

package/README.md

@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ If a configured npm mirror has not synchronized the current release yet, use the
 
 After starting `ccdx`, open [http://127.0.0.1:2026/](http://127.0.0.1:2026/) in a browser. If `ADAPTER_PORT` is customized, use that port instead. The dashboard shares the existing adapter listener; CCDX does not open a browser automatically or start another service. The page and its assets require both a loopback connection and a loopback Host header, even when LAN binding is enabled.
 
-The dashboard loads local status, a live GitHub Copilot model directory, and a summary of local usage metadata once when opened. Each section has an explicit Refresh control; nothing polls in the background. The appearance button switches between the default dark terminal theme (sun icon) and a light theme (moon icon); the choice is stored only in that browser. The live model table uses the same fresh account validation and selectable GPT filtering as `ccdx models`, never labels cached fallback data as online, and makes no inference request. A catalog listing does not guarantee inference access. The Usage table combines the current and rotated local usage logs, shows totals and up to 100 model rows, and contains no prompt, response body, or credential fields. The animation selector previews the existing themes and saves through the same settings writer as `ccdx animation`; changes take effect on the next adapter start, and `CCDX_TERMINAL_ANIMATION=off` still disables terminal motion. Dashboard data requests require a custom header that cross-site simple requests cannot send; animation writes also require a matching same-origin `Origin`. The dashboard does not initialize the optional image handler. The overview's known-model count is the adapter's current in-memory catalog, not the live table. A missing image-generation status does not prove the feature is disabled: use `ccdx image-status` to check setup. Recent upstream error prose may contain sensitive details, so review the page before sharing screenshots.
+The dashboard loads local status, a live GitHub Copilot model directory, and a summary of local usage metadata once when opened. Each section has an explicit Refresh control; nothing polls in the background. The appearance button switches between the default dark terminal theme (sun icon) and a light theme (moon icon); the choice is stored only in that browser. The Requests card shows the running adapter's active raw and decoded per-request body limits, not request-body usage; Local History shows its in-memory Responses history use and active limit. Limit changes remain CLI-only (`ccdx limits` and `ccdx cache`). The live model table uses the same fresh account validation and selectable GPT filtering as `ccdx models`, never labels cached fallback data as online, and makes no inference request. A catalog listing does not guarantee inference access. The Usage table combines the current and rotated local usage logs, shows totals and up to 100 model rows, and contains no prompt, response body, or credential fields. The animation selector previews the existing themes and saves through the same settings writer as `ccdx animation`; changes take effect on the next adapter start, and `CCDX_TERMINAL_ANIMATION=off` still disables terminal motion. Dashboard data requests require a custom header that cross-site simple requests cannot send; animation writes also require a matching same-origin `Origin`. The dashboard does not initialize the optional image handler. The overview's known-model count is the adapter's current in-memory catalog, not the live table. A missing image-generation status does not prove the feature is disabled: use `ccdx image-status` to check setup. Recent upstream error prose may contain sensitive details, so review the page before sharing screenshots.
 
 The transparent, single-color double-peak favicon follows the dashboard's saved light/dark choice without a separate network request.
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "codex-copilot-dx",
-  "version": "0.9.1",
+  "version": "0.9.2",
   "description": "Use Codex App with GitHub Copilot",
   "author": "Dale Xiao",
   "type": "module",

package/src/dashboard/index.html

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
           <article class="card"><h2>ADAPTER</h2><strong id="version">—</strong><p id="uptime">—</p></article>
           <article class="card"><h2>COPILOT</h2><strong id="copilot">—</strong><p id="token">—</p></article>
           <article class="card"><h2>KNOWN MODELS</h2><strong id="models">—</strong><p id="model-source">—</p></article>
-          <article class="card"><h2>REQUESTS</h2><strong id="requests">—</strong><p id="request-errors">—</p></article>
+          <article class="card"><h2>REQUESTS</h2><strong id="requests">—</strong><p id="request-errors">—</p><p>Per-request limits (active)<br><span id="body-limits">—</span></p></article>
         </section>
 
         <section class="details" aria-label="Runtime details">
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
             <p class="hint">HTTP 2xx != model completed.</p>
           </article>
           <article class="panel">
-            <div class="panel-heading"><h2>LOCAL HISTORY</h2><span>MEMORY</span></div>
+            <div class="panel-heading"><h2>LOCAL HISTORY</h2><span>ACTIVE LIMIT</span></div>
             <strong id="history">—</strong><progress id="history-meter" class="meter" max="100" value="0" aria-label="History cache usage"></progress>
             <p id="history-detail" class="hint">—</p>
           </article>

package/src/dashboard/ui.js

@@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ function render(data) {
   const requests = data.requests || {};
   text("requests", number(requests.total));
   text("request-errors", `4xx ${number(requests.status_4xx)} / 5xx ${number(requests.status_5xx)} / active ${number(requests.active)}`);
+  text("body-limits", `raw ${mib(data.limits?.max_body_bytes)} / decoded ${mib(data.limits?.max_decoded_body_bytes)}`);
 
   const outcomes = data.stream_performance?.by_route?.responses?.terminal_outcomes?.totals || {};
   for (const key of ["completed", "incomplete", "failed", "cancelled"]) text(key, number(outcomes[key]));