ParseGatewayRequest only parsed Anthropic format (system/messages),
ignoring Gemini native format (systemInstruction/contents). This caused
GenerateSessionHash to produce identical hashes for all Gemini sessions.
Add protocol parameter to ParseGatewayRequest to branch between
Anthropic and Gemini parsing. Update GenerateSessionHash message
traversal to extract text from both formats.
Mix SessionContext (ClientIP, UserAgent, APIKeyID) into
GenerateSessionHash 3rd-level fallback to differentiate requests
from different users sending identical content.
Also switch hashContent from SHA256-truncated to XXHash64 for
better performance, and optimize Trie Lua script to match from
longest prefix first.
Upstream accounts now use the standard APIKey type instead of a dedicated
upstream type. GetBaseURL() and new GetGeminiBaseURL() automatically append
/antigravity for Antigravity platform APIKey accounts, eliminating the need
for separate upstream forwarding methods.
- Remove ForwardUpstream, ForwardUpstreamGemini, testUpstreamConnection
- Remove upstream branch guards in Forward/ForwardGemini/TestConnection
- Add migration 052 to convert existing upstream accounts to apikey
- Update frontend CreateAccountModal to create apikey type
- Add unit tests for GetBaseURL and GetGeminiBaseURL
Previously the /v1/usage endpoint aggregated usage stats (today/total
tokens, cost, RPM/TPM) across all API Keys belonging to the user.
This made it impossible to distinguish usage from different API Keys
(e.g. balance vs subscription keys).
Now the usage stats are filtered by the current request's API Key ID,
so each key only sees its own usage data. The balance/remaining fields
are unaffected and still reflect the user-level wallet balance.
Changes:
- Add GetAPIKeyDashboardStats to repository interface and implementation
- Add getPerformanceStatsByAPIKey helper (also fixes TPM to include
cache_creation_tokens and cache_read_tokens)
- Add GetAPIKeyDashboardStats to UsageService
- Update Usage handler to call GetAPIKeyDashboardStats(apiKey.ID)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This feature allows API Keys to have their own quota limits and expiration
times, independent of the user's balance.
Backend:
- Add quota, quota_used, expires_at fields to api_key schema
- Implement IsExpired() and IsQuotaExhausted() checks in middleware
- Add ResetQuota and ClearExpiration API endpoints
- Integrate quota billing in gateway handlers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini)
- Include quota/expiration fields in auth cache for performance
- Expiration check returns 403, quota exhausted returns 429
Frontend:
- Add quota and expiration inputs to key create/edit dialog
- Add quick-select buttons for expiration (+7, +30, +90 days)
- Add reset quota confirmation dialog
- Add expires_at column to keys list
- Add i18n translations for new features (en/zh)
Migration:
- Add 045_add_api_key_quota.sql for new columns
* feat(api-key): add IP whitelist/blacklist restriction and usage log IP tracking
- Add IP restriction feature for API keys (whitelist/blacklist with CIDR support)
- Add IP address logging to usage logs (admin-only visibility)
- Remove billing_type column from usage logs UI (redundant)
- Use generic "Access denied" error message for security
Backend:
- New ip package with IP/CIDR validation and matching utilities
- Database migrations for ip_whitelist, ip_blacklist (api_keys) and ip_address (usage_logs)
- Middleware IP restriction check after API key validation
- Input validation for IP/CIDR patterns on create/update
Frontend:
- API key form with enable toggle for IP restriction
- Shield icon indicator in table for keys with IP restriction
- Removed billing_type filter and column from usage views
* fix: update API contract tests for ip_whitelist/ip_blacklist fields
Add ip_whitelist and ip_blacklist fields to expected JSON responses
in API contract tests to match the new API key schema.
