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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant RateLimiter
participant creditRateLimit
participant Worker
participant rateLimits
Client->>RateLimiter: credit(name, options)
alt synchronous configuration
RateLimiter->>creditRateLimit: apply credit
creditRateLimit->>rateLimits: patch sharded records
else asynchronous configuration
RateLimiter->>Worker: enqueue credit update
Worker->>rateLimits: apply capped credit
end
Priority: ➖ Normal Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Async callers can accidentally turn a refund into additional rate-limit consumption, contrary to the API contract. The new worker behavior also persists state for no-op refunds. Fix these before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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<file name="src/component/worker.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/component/worker.ts:105">
P2: When an asynchronous credit receives a negative `count`, this expression turns it into positive consumption. Reject negative credits before enqueueing, with a defensive validation in the worker as well.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="README.md:199">
P2: When `used` exceeds `reserved`, this example passes a negative count and `credit` throws. Clamp the unused amount to zero or document that `reserved` must be at least `used`.</violation>
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<file name="src/component/internal.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/component/internal.ts:152">
P2: When `config.shards` is non-positive after defaulting, `creditRateLimitSharded` silently succeeds without restoring capacity instead of rejecting the invalid configuration. Apply the same positive-shard validation used by `checkRateLimitSharded` before calling `shardConfig`.</violation>
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| update.config, | ||
| now, | ||
| update.count, | ||
| update.kind === "credit" ? -update.count : update.count, |
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P2: When an asynchronous credit receives a negative count, this expression turns it into positive consumption. Reject negative credits before enqueueing, with a defensive validation in the worker as well.
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<comment>When an asynchronous credit receives a negative `count`, this expression turns it into positive consumption. Reject negative credits before enqueueing, with a defensive validation in the worker as well.</comment>
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@@ -96,13 +96,19 @@ export const processBatch = internalMutation({
update.config,
now,
- update.count,
+ update.kind === "credit" ? -update.count : update.count,
);
- state.next = { value, ts };
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| await rateLimiter.credit(ctx, "sendMessage", { key: userId }); | ||
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| // Credit a custom count, e.g. to settle a reservation made up-front. | ||
| await rateLimiter.credit(ctx, "llmTokens", { count: reserved - used }); |
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P2: When used exceeds reserved, this example passes a negative count and credit throws. Clamp the unused amount to zero or document that reserved must be at least used.
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<comment>When `used` exceeds `reserved`, this example passes a negative count and `credit` throws. Clamp the unused amount to zero or document that `reserved` must be at least `used`.</comment>
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@@ -186,6 +186,26 @@ await rateLimiter.limit(ctx, "failedLogins", { key: userId, throws: true });
+await rateLimiter.credit(ctx, "sendMessage", { key: userId });
+
+// Credit a custom count, e.g. to settle a reservation made up-front.
+await rateLimiter.credit(ctx, "llmTokens", { count: reserved - used });
+```
+
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| await rateLimiter.credit(ctx, "llmTokens", { count: reserved - used }); | |
| await rateLimiter.credit(ctx, "llmTokens", { count: Math.max(0, reserved - used) }); |
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| const unshardedConfig = configWithDefaults(args.config); | ||
| const { shards } = unshardedConfig; |
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P2: When config.shards is non-positive after defaulting, creditRateLimitSharded silently succeeds without restoring capacity instead of rejecting the invalid configuration. Apply the same positive-shard validation used by checkRateLimitSharded before calling shardConfig.
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<comment>When `config.shards` is non-positive after defaulting, `creditRateLimitSharded` silently succeeds without restoring capacity instead of rejecting the invalid configuration. Apply the same positive-shard validation used by `checkRateLimitSharded` before calling `shardConfig`.</comment>
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@@ -127,6 +128,53 @@ async function checkRateLimitSharded(
+ );
+ }
+ const unshardedConfig = configWithDefaults(args.config);
+ const { shards } = unshardedConfig;
+ const config = shardConfig(unshardedConfig, shards);
+ const max = config.capacity ?? config.rate;
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| const { shards } = unshardedConfig; | |
| const { shards } = unshardedConfig; | |
| if (shards <= 0) { | |
| throw new Error("Shards must be a positive number"); | |
| } |
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In `@src/component/worker.ts`:
- Line 116: Update the credit update flow around creditShard so a zero-credit
result for an absent or uninitialized shard does not assign state.next or
persist a rateLimits document. Preserve the existing behavior for actual credits
and ensure fixed windows without config.start retain their uninitialized state
until the first consume.
- Around line 113-117: Ensure the asynchronous credit flow rejects negative
counts consistently with the synchronous API, either when enqueueing or before
processing updates in the worker. Add the validation around the credit update
path that calls creditShard, preserving normal processing for non-negative
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| const max = update.config.capacity ?? update.config.rate; | ||
| state.next = { | ||
| value: creditShard(value, update.count, max).value, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The asynchronous path does not reject negative credit counts before passing them to creditShard. A negative credit() can therefore consume capacity in the worker instead of failing as the synchronous API does. Reject negative counts when enqueueing or before processing credit updates.
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In `@src/component/worker.ts` around lines 113 - 117, Ensure the asynchronous
credit flow rejects negative counts consistently with the synchronous API,
either when enqueueing or before processing updates in the worker. Add the
validation around the credit update path that calls creditShard, preserving
normal processing for non-negative counts.
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| ); | ||
| const max = update.config.capacity ?? update.config.rate; | ||
| state.next = { | ||
| value: creditShard(value, update.count, max).value, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not persist no-op credits for an uninitialized limit.
When no document exists, calculateRateLimit returns full capacity and creditShard returns credited: 0. The assignment still sets state.next, so writeLimitState inserts a rateLimits document. For fixed windows without config.start, the stored timestamp also fixes the random window phase before the first consume. The existing credit lifecycle treats an absent shard as already full and does not write it.
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- state.next = {
- value: creditShard(value, update.count, max).value,
- ts,
- };
+ const next = creditShard(value, update.count, max);
+ if (next.credited > 0) {
+ state.next = { value: next.value, ts };
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In `@src/component/worker.ts` at line 116, Update the credit update flow around
creditShard so a zero-credit result for an absent or uninitialized shard does
not assign state.next or persist a rateLimits document. Preserve the existing
behavior for actual credits and ensure fixed windows without config.start retain
their uninitialized state until the first consume.
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P2: Avoid assigning `state.next` when `creditShard` credits zero tokens; a no-op credit on an uninitialized limit currently creates the rate-limit document and can fix the random fixed-window phase before the first consume.</violation>
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@@ -83,32 +83,42 @@ export const processBatch = internalMutation({
+ updateTime(state, update.ts),
+ );
+ const max = update.config.capacity ?? update.config.rate;
+ state.next = {
+ value: creditShard(value, update.count, max).value,
+ ts,
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| value: creditShard(value, update.count, max).value, | |
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| }; | |
| const next = creditShard(value, update.count, max); | |
| if (next.credited > 0) { | |
| state.next = { value: next.value, ts }; | |
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`rateLimiter.credit(ctx, name, { key, count })` is the inverse of `limit`:
it gives tokens back for work that consumed a limit but didn't end up
happening, e.g. a request that failed, or the unused portion of a
reservation made up-front.
Capacity is handed to the emptiest shards first — the mirror of
consumption, which draws from the fullest — and each shard is capped at
its capacity by `creditShard`, so a credit can never push a limit above
its maximum. Any excess is discarded.
Asynchronous limits are never sharded, so their credits are enqueued as
a new `credit` pending update for the worker to apply to the singleton
shard, through the same `creditShard` helper.
Adapts #47 to the current async worker. Fixes #44.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a
creditmethod that restores capacity back to a rate limit. The capacity is capped at the rate limit'srateorcapacity, and any excess credit is discarded. Credit updates are enqueued when usingapplyUpdates: "asynchronously".For sharded rate limits, crediting fills up the emptiest shards first. This does read and write all shards, so I added a note to the README.md calling this out (reset has the same issue).