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Summary

Two linked defects on the same path, found while diagnosing a live incident on 2026-08-20. A model whose only OpenAI-compatible model source had been switched off was routed to ChatGPT subscription accounts instead. Those accounts rejected it with HTTP 400, each rejection was recorded as a transient account error, and accounts that were serving unrelated traffic went into error backoff.

They ship together because either commit alone leaves half the loop in place: the routing fix alone still leaves a rejection that any other entitlement mismatch can produce charging account health, and the health fix alone still spends one subscription account selection per attempt, per account, on a request no account can serve.

Type of change

  • fix: — bug fix (no behavior change beyond the bug)

Linked issue: none

Observed behavior

1. A disabled model source is indistinguishable from an unknown model

find_chat_source_for_model and find_responses_source_for_model (app/modules/model_sources/repository.py) filtered on ModelSource.is_enabled.is_(True) and ModelSourceModel.is_enabled.is_(True) inside the lookup, so a disabled source and a model no source claims both return None. app/modules/proxy/api.py then dispatches to subscription account selection, and upstream answers:

HTTP 400
The '<model>' model is not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account.

The caller learns nothing about the source being off, and every attempt costs one subscription account selection for each account tried.

2. That rejection was charged to account health

_handle_stream_error (app/modules/proxy/_service/streaming/helpers.py) is the single funnel every transport uses for stream-error account health. Upstream delivers this 400 on the streaming path with neither code nor type, so _normalize_error_code produces the upstream_error fallback. classify_upstream_failure (app/modules/proxy/helpers.py) classifies upstream_error as retryable_transient, so _handle_stream_error reaches record_error(account), which increments the runtime error_count and, past ERROR_BACKOFF_THRESHOLD, applies error backoff up to 300 s (app/core/balancer/logic.py).

The existing matcher _is_account_model_unsupported_error does not cover this path: it requires code == "invalid_request_error" and the requested model string, and on the streaming path the code has already been normalized away.

Measured on the live instance before the source was re-enabled at 17:03:35Z:

  • 80 rejections produced 240 record_error calls — 80 against each of three Pro accounts, because one client request fans out to all three.
  • 124 No available accounts responses in the same 15 minutes. Sticky selection passes allow_backoff_fallback=False, so sessions hard-pinned to those accounts failed with continuity_owner_unavailable / No available accounts while the accounts themselves were at 1–7% quota used.
  • 4,801 of these 400s in 24 hours. All of it stopped when the source was re-enabled.

error_count is runtime-only and never persisted (app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py), so the accounts table shows no trace of this afterwards.

Changes

Two commits with disjoint file sets.

fix(proxy): stop model-entitlement rejections from penalizing account health

  • is_model_scoped_upstream_rejection(message) in app/modules/proxy/helpers.py matches the rejection from the normalized message alone, with no dependency on the error code and without the caller having to know the requested model.
  • _handle_stream_error returns the classified failure before any account-health mutation when the upstream status is 400 and the message matches, and logs the skip in the same shape as the existing account-neutral skip.
  • Failure classification, the failover decision, and the client-visible status and body are unchanged, so an account with a different entitlement is still attempted.

fix(proxy): refuse models whose source is disabled instead of routing them to a subscription

  • _enablement_filter(only_disabled) in the model-sources repository, with only_disabled threaded through selection.py, select_responses_model_source and _select_chat_model_source. It inverts the enabled-state predicate and leaves every other rule alone — candidate order, API-key model allowlist, source assignment scope, subscription-registry precedence, route shape, streaming — so a hit is exactly the source the request would have used had it not been switched off.

  • _disabled_model_source_denial() on /v1/chat/completions, /v1/responses and /backend-api/codex/responses, consulted only after the ordinary lookup misses, returning 503 model_source_disabled:

    {
      "error": {
        "type": "upstream_error",
        "code": "model_source_disabled",
        "message": "The model '<model>' is served by an OpenAI-compatible model source that is disabled. Enable the source and its model in codex-lb, or request a different model."
      }
    }

    The envelope names the model and the condition but not the source, since the source name is operator-facing configuration rather than a client-visible identifier.

  • On the chat route the check runs before _enforce_request_limits, so a refusal strands no usage reservation.

  • File-pinned Responses requests and compaction triggers still skip the check.

  • Every other miss keeps its existing path: a model no source claims, a source scoped away from the API key, a route-shape mismatch, and a subscription slug that an unscoped key never source-routes.

Status code: 503 vs a terminal 4xx — maintainer decision welcome

The refusal returns 503 model_source_disabled rather than a terminal 4xx. The reasoning is that this is a source-availability condition and belongs to the existing model_source_* family, and that a "model does not exist" shape would send an operator to the model registry rather than to the source they switched off.

The trade-off is that 503 is retryable-shaped, so a client retry loop will keep retrying — although it no longer spends a subscription account selection per attempt, which is the cost this PR is removing. If a terminal 4xx is preferred, it is a status change in _disabled_model_source_denial plus the matching line in the spec delta.

OpenSpec

  • This PR includes / updates an OpenSpec change

Two change directories, targeting different capabilities and each coherent on its own:

  • openspec/changes/spare-account-health-from-model-rejections/ — MODIFIED account-routing. Required because openspec/specs/account-routing/spec.md currently mandates deciding payload-rejection membership from the invalid_request_error code, which is what missed this rejection on the streaming path.
  • openspec/changes/refuse-disabled-model-source-routing/responses-api-compat.
openspec validate spare-account-health-from-model-rejections --strict --no-interactive   # valid
openspec validate refuse-disabled-model-source-routing --strict --no-interactive         # valid

openspec validate --specs reports 49 passed / 8 failed on this branch and the identical 49 passed / 8 failed on clean main at b6c217fa, so those 8 are pre-existing and untouched here.

Simplicity

No new setting, no new required setup step, no README section, no dashboard nav item, and no changed default. Both commits narrow existing behavior on paths that already exist.

Test plan

All numbers below are from the current head of this branch.

uv run pytest tests/unit -q -p no:randomly
# 6432 passed, 3 skipped, 12 warnings in 136.00s

uv run pytest tests/integration/test_model_source_routing.py \
             tests/unit/test_proxy_websocket_model_source_guard.py -q -p no:randomly
# 109 passed in 21.54s

uv run ruff check                                   # All checks passed!
uv run ruff format --check <the three changed files># 3 files already formatted
uv run ty check                                     # All checks passed!

Both halves were also run with their app/ changes reverted and their tests kept, to show the tests fail without the fix.

Account-health half, with app/modules/proxy/helpers.py and app/modules/proxy/_service/streaming/helpers.py reverted:

uv run pytest tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py -q -p no:randomly \
  -k "model_scoped or genuine_upstream_error_still_penalizes or non_400_model_rejection or rate_limit_still_marks_rate_limit"
# 9 failed, 4 passed, 1117 deselected

The four that still pass are the negative controls: classification and failover are unchanged, a genuine upstream_error still penalizes the account, a non-400 carrying the same message still penalizes it, and a rate limit still marks the account rate-limited.

Routing half, with app/modules/model_sources/repository.py, app/modules/model_sources/selection.py and app/modules/proxy/api.py reverted:

uv run pytest tests/integration/test_model_source_routing.py -q -p no:randomly \
  -k "disabled_source or unknown_model_still_falls_through"
# 4 failed, 2 passed, 90 deselected

The two that still pass are the negative controls: a model no source claims still falls through to subscription routing, and a subscription model slug shadowed by a disabled source still resolves by registry precedence.

Related

Adjacent open PRs, and why this is separate from them:

  • fix(proxy): settle keyed stream usage before transient health #1853 also moves account-health writes on the streaming path, but in _service/streaming/retry.py, and it concerns when a penalty is applied relative to reservation settlement on keyed streams. This PR concerns whether a model-scoped rejection is an account-health event at all, in _service/streaming/helpers.py. The file sets do not overlap.
  • feat(proxy): add OpenAI-compatible fallback for exhausted subscriptions #1664 also edits app/modules/model_sources/repository.py, adding a subscription-exhausted fallback into a model source. It adds new queries and keeps the is_enabled.is_(True) predicate in them; it does not change the enabled-state filter on the existing per-model lookups. The two changes are compatible in behavior. Whichever lands second will need a one-line import merge in repository.py (update on one side, ColumnElement, and_, or_ on the other).

No other open PR touches _handle_stream_error, account-health recording, or model-source lookup.

Checklist

  • Title is in Conventional Commits format (<type>(<scope>)?: <subject>).
  • Linked the related issue / discussion above.
  • Added or updated tests covering the change.
  • Ran the local subset above.
  • If touching specs: openspec validate --strict passes for both change directories; --specs is unchanged from main.
  • Simplicity gates reviewed: the five simplicity rules (PRINCIPLES.md P1–P5).
  • CHANGELOG is not edited by hand (release-please handles it).

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Requests targeting disabled model sources now return a structured HTTP 503 error instead of being routed elsewhere.
    • Disabled models are correctly detected across Chat and Responses endpoints.
    • Model-entitlement rejections no longer negatively affect account health, while failover behavior is preserved.
    • Unknown models and subscription-owned models retain their existing routing behavior.
  • Tests

    • Added integration and unit coverage for disabled-source routing, rejection handling, failover, and account-health behavior.
  • Documentation

    • Added specifications describing disabled-source refusal and health-neutral model rejections.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds disabled-source detection for Chat Completions and Responses routes. It returns structured HTTP 503 errors before fallback or reservation. It also makes HTTP 400 model-entitlement rejections neutral to account health while preserving failover.

Changes

Disabled source routing

Layer / File(s) Summary
Disabled-source selection contracts
app/modules/model_sources/repository.py, app/modules/model_sources/selection.py, tests/unit/test_proxy_websocket_model_source_guard.py
Repository and selection APIs support only_disabled lookups while preserving existing source-selection rules.
Route denial before fallback
app/modules/proxy/api.py
Chat and Responses routes return HTTP 503 with model_source_disabled before subscription routing, admission, reservation, or dispatch logging. File-pinned Responses requests retain their existing exclusion.
Routing compatibility and integration coverage
openspec/changes/refuse-disabled-model-source-routing/*, tests/integration/test_model_source_routing.py
Specifications and tests cover disabled sources, disabled model rows, unknown models, and subscription-owned slugs.

Model rejection health handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Model-entitlement rejection classification
app/modules/proxy/helpers.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/streaming/helpers.py, openspec/changes/spare-account-health-from-model-rejections/*
HTTP 400 rejection messages are classified independently of normalized error codes and model names.
Health-neutral streaming failure handling
app/modules/proxy/_service/streaming/helpers.py, tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py
Classified model rejections do not penalize account health, but remain classified for failover. Genuine upstream errors and rate limits retain existing handling.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to ad0b7

The change prevents disabled model sources from routing to subscription accounts and stops model-scoped rejections from damaging account health; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant ProxyAPI
  participant SourceSelection
  participant SubscriptionRouting
  Client->>ProxyAPI: Chat or Responses request
  ProxyAPI->>SourceSelection: select enabled source
  SourceSelection-->>ProxyAPI: no enabled source
  ProxyAPI->>SourceSelection: search disabled sources
  SourceSelection-->>ProxyAPI: disabled source match
  ProxyAPI-->>Client: HTTP 503 model_source_disabled
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sequenceDiagram
  participant Upstream
  participant StreamingErrorHandler
  participant AccountHealth
  participant Failover
  Upstream-->>StreamingErrorHandler: HTTP 400 model rejection
  StreamingErrorHandler->>AccountHealth: log classified failure without penalty
  StreamingErrorHandler->>Failover: preserve retryable failure
  Failover-->>StreamingErrorHandler: attempt next account
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647-665: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Make the subscription-registry precondition explicit.

Assert that gpt-5.6-sol is present in get_models_with_fallback(). Without this precondition, the disabled source can return model_source_disabled, so the test no longer verifies subscription precedence.

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In `@tests/integration/test_model_source_routing.py` around lines 647 - 665, In
the test covering the disabled shadow source, add an explicit assertion before
creating the source that gpt-5.6-sol is included in get_models_with_fallback().
Keep the existing request and no_accounts assertion unchanged so the test
verifies subscription precedence rather than model-source availability.
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Inline comments:
In
`@openspec/changes/refuse-disabled-model-source-routing/specs/responses-api-compat/spec.md`:
- Around line 24-26: Add regression cases for both Responses source-routing
exclusions using a matching source marked disabled: terminal compaction_trigger
requests and requests referencing an uploaded file. Assert each avoids
model_source_disabled and proceeds through subscription routing, while
preserving existing enabled or mocked ownership cases.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/integration/test_model_source_routing.py`:
- Around line 647-665: In the test covering the disabled shadow source, add an
explicit assertion before creating the source that gpt-5.6-sol is included in
get_models_with_fallback(). Keep the existing request and no_accounts assertion
unchanged so the test verifies subscription precedence rather than model-source
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Comment on lines +24 to +26
Requests excluded from source routing — a terminal `compaction_trigger`, and
Responses requests pinned to the subscription account that received an uploaded
file — MUST NOT be refused, and MUST proceed to subscription routing as before.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Add disabled-source regression cases for both Responses exclusions.

Existing exclusion tests use enabled or mocked source ownership. Add cases with a disabled matching source for a terminal compaction_trigger and an uploaded-file reference. Assert that neither request returns model_source_disabled and both use subscription routing.

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In
`@openspec/changes/refuse-disabled-model-source-routing/specs/responses-api-compat/spec.md`
around lines 24 - 26, Add regression cases for both Responses source-routing
exclusions using a matching source marked disabled: terminal compaction_trigger
requests and requests referencing an uploaded file. Assert each avoids
model_source_disabled and proceeds through subscription routing, while
preserving existing enabled or mocked ownership cases.

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P2 Badge Include disabled sources in the Responses WebSocket guard

When a client uses /v1/responses or /backend-api/codex/responses over WebSocket and its model belongs only to a disabled Responses source, both guards in app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py still call responses_model_is_source_owned(), which invokes this selector with the default only_disabled=False. The lookup therefore returns false and the turn is dispatched to subscription accounts instead of triggering the existing HTTP-fallback guard, so the routing defect remains on both first-connect and socket-reuse WebSocket paths. Make the guard recognize disabled source ownership as well and add an externally routed WebSocket regression test.

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proxy = SimpleNamespace(_load_balancer=load_balancer)

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P1 Badge Add routed coverage for account-health neutrality

This regression test calls _handle_stream_error directly, so it bypasses the streaming/WebSocket/HTTP-bridge parsing, failover, settlement, and retry paths that produced the live account backoff incident. It therefore cannot catch a transport path that loses the original message or performs another health write around the helper; add an externally routed regression that injects the exact upstream rejection and verifies the selected accounts' error counts and backoff state remain unchanged after failover.

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… health

A model registered only on an OpenAI-compatible model source stops
resolving to that source as soon as the source is disabled, because
source lookup filters on is_enabled. The request falls through to
subscription account selection and every ChatGPT account rejects it with
HTTP 400 "The '<model>' model is not supported when using Codex with a
ChatGPT account."

Each rejection recorded a transient account error. One client polling one
unroutable model therefore pushed every serving account past
ERROR_BACKOFF_THRESHOLD and pinned it at the 300s backoff ceiling: on a
live deployment, 4800 rejections in six hours against three healthy Pro
accounts, one client request fanning out to all three. Sticky selection
passes allow_backoff_fallback=False, so unrelated sessions hard-pinned to
those accounts failed with continuity_owner_unavailable / No available
accounts while the accounts were active at 1-7% quota.

The rejection names the model, not the account. Skip the health penalty
for it and leave classification, failover, and the client-visible
response untouched, so an account with a different entitlement is still
tried. Match on the message and the 400 status rather than the
normalized error code: upstream sends this rejection on the streaming
path with neither code nor type, which normalizes to the upstream_error
fallback, so the existing code-gated matcher never saw it there.
… them to a subscription

Source routing filters on `is_enabled` inside the lookup, so a disabled model
source and a model nobody configured produce the same answer: `None`. Both then
fall through to subscription account selection, and the subscription upstream
rejects the request with

    The '<model>' model is not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account.

On a live instance this repeated hundreds of times per hour for a model whose
only source had been switched off: every attempt selected a ChatGPT account,
spent its health signal on a request no account could serve, and told the caller
nothing about the source that was actually off.

Add `only_disabled` to the chat and Responses lookups. It inverts the
enabled-state filter and leaves every other rule -- candidate order, API key
model allowlist, source assignment scope, subscription-registry precedence,
route shape, streaming -- untouched, so a hit is exactly "the source this
request would have used, had the operator not switched it off". `/v1/chat/completions`,
`/v1/responses` and `/backend-api/codex/responses` consult it after the ordinary
lookup misses and refuse with 503 `model_source_disabled`, before any usage
reservation is taken.

Every other miss keeps its existing path: a model no source claims, a source
scoped away from the API key, a route-shape mismatch, and a subscription slug an
unscoped key never source-routes.
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Rebased this branch onto current `main` after the five-squash-merge revert (#1858, now `d4b00fd0`). Old head `5e14610c9` -> new head `ad0b724e2`; merge-base moved from `b6c217fad` to current `main`, so the diff again shows only this PR's own change (model-source routing + account-health handling), with none of the reverted HTTP-bridge content.

Typecheck, full unit suite, and the touched integration module all pass on the rebased branch.

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In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py`:
- Around line 404-410: Extend the parameterized failover test around the
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# Failover is untouched: another account may hold a different entitlement.
assert classified["error_code"] == code
load_balancer.record_error.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.record_errors.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_rate_limit.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_quota_exceeded.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_permanent_failure.assert_not_awaited()

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert retryability for both normalized error codes.

Lines 404-410 verify the preserved error_code and skipped penalties. They do not verify failure_class for "invalid_request_error". Add the retryability assertion to this parameterized test. This validates the stated failover contract for both normalization paths.

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     assert classified["error_code"] == code
+    assert classified["failure_class"] == "retryable_transient"
     load_balancer.record_error.assert_not_awaited()
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# Failover is untouched: another account may hold a different entitlement.
assert classified["error_code"] == code
load_balancer.record_error.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.record_errors.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_rate_limit.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_quota_exceeded.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_permanent_failure.assert_not_awaited()
# Failover is untouched: another account may hold a different entitlement.
assert classified["error_code"] == code
assert classified["failure_class"] == "retryable_transient"
load_balancer.record_error.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.record_errors.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_rate_limit.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_quota_exceeded.assert_not_awaited()
load_balancer.mark_permanent_failure.assert_not_awaited()
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In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py` around lines 404 - 410, Extend the
parameterized failover test around the existing classified error-code assertions
to also verify the expected retryability/failure_class for each normalized error
code, including "invalid_request_error". Keep the existing preserved error_code
and skipped load-balancer penalty assertions unchanged.

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