sidekick-agent-hub 0.21.0 → 0.21.1

package/README.md

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ Sidekick CLI reads from `~/.config/sidekick/` — the same data files the [VS Co
 
 ## What's New
 
+- **`sidekick quota --provider zai`** — *estimated* z.ai Coding Plan quota (5-Hour / Weekly) derived from observed OpenCode traffic, with `--tier lite|pro|max|auto`. It's an estimate, not authoritative (z.ai has no usage API); see Quota & Rate Limits below.
 - **`sidekick extract`** — pull URLs, file paths, commands, and plans out of recent Claude Code and Codex chats, with `--json` and an interactive picker.
 - **`sidekick quota history`** — a 13-week, per-workspace, GitHub-style heatmap of session-limit utilization.
 - **`sidekick status` & `sidekick peak`** — one-shot Claude/OpenAI API health checks and a Claude peak-hours indicator.
@@ -157,7 +158,7 @@ Provider-aware quota and rate-limit display. The command auto-detects the active
 
 - **Claude Code**: Shows Claude Max subscription quota — 5-hour and 7-day windows with color-coded progress bars, projections, and reset countdowns. Includes a peak-hours summary line.
 - **Codex**: Shows rate limits from Codex `token_count.rate_limits` events — primary and secondary windows with progress bars and reset countdowns. The default path is local-only: current workspace rollout, recent account-level rollouts, then the active account's cached snapshot. Add `--refresh` to explicitly refresh from Codex's usage API before falling back to local data.
-- **OpenCode**: Prints an informational message (no rate-limit data available).
+- **OpenCode / z.ai**: OpenCode has no native rate-limit data, but when it routes to a **z.ai Coding Plan** (GLM), `sidekick quota --provider opencode` auto-routes to an **estimated** z.ai quota (5-Hour / Weekly). Use `--provider zai` to request it explicitly and `--tier lite|pro|max|auto` to override the tier. The figure is an estimate, not authoritative — z.ai exposes no usage API, so utilization is derived from observed OpenCode traffic against provisional per-tier budgets, z.ai is observed-only (not a selectable inference provider) with no account management yet, and reset times are approximate unless a rate-limit error is trapped.
 
 ```
 Subscription Quota
@@ -172,7 +173,7 @@ Use `--json` for machine-readable output. Use `--provider codex` to explicitly c
 
 When multi-account is enabled, `sidekick quota` shows the active account email above the quota bars.
 
-Use `sidekick quota --all` to show Claude and Codex quota together in a single run. Each provider degrades independently — if one provider's quota can't be fetched, its error is shown inline and the other still renders (the command never aborts on a single provider's failure). `--all --json` emits a `{ claude, codex }` payload for dashboards and automation.
+Use `sidekick quota --all` to show Claude and Codex quota together in a single run (plus the estimated z.ai section when z.ai traffic is active). Each provider degrades independently — if one provider's quota can't be fetched, its error is shown inline and the others still render (the command never aborts on a single provider's failure). `--all --json` emits a provider-keyed payload for dashboards and automation.
 
 ### Quota History
 
@@ -190,7 +191,7 @@ Mon ··▒▒▓█▒░· ·░░·· ·▒▓
 Peak 92%  ·  Avg 38%  ·  Samples 612
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-Flags: `--weeks <n>` (1-26, default 13), `--provider claude|codex` (default both, stacked), `--workspace <path>` (default `cwd`). `--json` emits a `{ workspaceId, weeks, providers: { claude?, codex? }, generatedAt }` payload — the same shape consumed by the VS Code dashboard's Quota History panel.
+Flags: `--weeks <n>` (1-26, default 13), `--provider claude|codex|zai` (default all available, stacked), `--workspace <path>` (default `cwd`). `--json` emits a `{ workspaceId, weeks, providers, generatedAt }` payload — the same shape consumed by the VS Code dashboard's Quota History panel.
 
 History is stored at `~/.config/sidekick/quota-history/<workspaceId>/<provider>.jsonl` (mode `0600`, 60-second debounce, 91-day retention). The workspace id is `sha256(realpath)[0..16]`, so the same folder yields the same store whether sampled from the CLI or VS Code.