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@pie-lab/storage

v0.2.1

Published

Local storage interfaces for pie-lab

Readme

@pie-lab/storage

Storage package for provider accounts, settings, usage history, request details, and later chat channel state.

In 9router-derived routing language, a provider "account" is a provider credential connection such as an API key or OAuth token. It is separate from dashboard login or user signup.

Source direction:

  • Usage/request logging and pricing override ideas come from https://github.com/jikime/9router.
  • Chat account/channel state will be informed by https://github.com/jikime/pi-chat.
  • Existing pi session/runtime persistence should be preserved where possible.

Current implemented scope:

  • UsageRecord shape for resolved model attempts
  • UsageStore interface
  • InMemoryUsageStore for tests and embedded use
  • JsonlUsageStore for local append-only usage history
  • queryUsageRecords() for filtering recent usage records
  • summarizeUsageRecords() for token/cost/status aggregates
  • ProviderConnection shape based on 9router provider connections
  • ProviderConnectionStore interface
  • InMemoryProviderConnectionStore for tests and embedded use
  • JsonProviderConnectionStore for local provider connection/settings state
  • ProxyPool shape based on 9router proxy pools
  • Proxy pool methods on ProviderConnectionStore:
    • getProxyPools()
    • getProxyPoolById()
    • createProxyPool()
    • updateProxyPool()
    • deleteProxyPool()
  • 9router-style account routing settings:
    • fallbackStrategy
    • stickyRoundRobinLimit
    • providerStrategies

Current first integration:

  • coding-agent SDK routed stream attempts record success, error, and aborted states.
  • Default SDK usage history is written to agentDir/usage.jsonl.
  • apps/server reads this store for /usage and /usage/summary.
  • ModelRegistry.getApiKeyAndHeaders() can select credentials from agentDir/provider-connections.json.
  • If no provider connection exists for a provider, stored auth.json credentials can be imported on demand.
  • Routed usage records can store the selected connectionId.
  • Provider failures can persist modelLock_${model}, error metadata, and backoff state on the selected connection.
  • Provider success clears the current model lock and expired locks for the selected connection.
  • provider-connections.json can now store 9router-style proxyPools beside connections and settings.
  • Quota API can resolve providerSpecificData.proxyPoolId through this proxy pool store.
  • apps/server and apps/dashboard can create proxy pools and assign them to provider connections.

Still pending:

  • Syncing provider connection removal when credentials are removed from auth.json
  • Dashboard and CLI screens for provider connection setup
  • Proxy pool test endpoint
  • Quota storage
  • Pricing override storage
  • Migration from JSONL to a richer local database if needed