Previously Cursor required a manual ?label=xxx parameter to distinguish
accounts (unlike Codex which auto-generates filenames from JWT claims).
Cursor JWTs contain a "sub" claim (e.g. "auth0|user_XXXX") that uniquely
identifies each account. Now we:
- Add ParseJWTSub() + SubToShortHash() to extract and hash the sub claim
- Refactor GetTokenExpiry() to share the new decodeJWTPayload() helper
- Update CredentialFileName(label, subHash) to auto-generate filenames
from the sub hash when no explicit label is provided
(e.g. "cursor.8f202e67.json" instead of always "cursor.json")
- Add DisplayLabel() for human-readable account identification
- Store "sub" in metadata for observability
- Update both management API handler and SDK authenticator
Same account always produces the same filename (deterministic), different
accounts get different files. Explicit ?label= still takes priority.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cursor executor errors were plain fmt.Errorf — the conductor couldn't
extract HTTP status codes, so exhausted accounts never entered cooldown.
Changes:
- Add ConnectError struct to proto/connect.go: ParseConnectEndStream now
returns *ConnectError with Code/Message fields for precise matching
- Add cursorStatusErr implementing StatusError + RetryAfter interfaces
- Add classifyCursorError() with two-layer classification:
Layer 1: exact match on ConnectError.Code (gRPC standard codes)
resource_exhausted → 429, unauthenticated → 401,
permission_denied → 403, unavailable → 503, internal → 500
Layer 2: fuzzy string match for H2 errors (RST_STREAM → 502)
- Log all ConnectError code/message pairs for observing real server
error codes (we have no samples yet)
- Wrap Execute and ExecuteStream error returns with classifyCursorError
Now the conductor properly marks Cursor auths as cooldown on quota errors,
enabling exponential backoff and round-robin failover.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a Cursor account's quota is exhausted, sessions bound to it can now
seamlessly continue on a different account:
Layer 1 — Checkpoint decoupling:
Key checkpoints by conversationId (not authID:conversationId). Store
authID inside savedCheckpoint. On lookup, if auth changed, discard the
stale checkpoint and flatten conversation history into userText.
Layer 2 — Cross-account session cleanup:
When a request arrives for a conversation whose session belongs to a
different (now-exhausted) auth, close the old H2 stream and remove
the stale session to free resources.
Layer 3 — H2Stream.Err() exposure:
New Err() method on H2Stream so callers can inspect RST_STREAM,
GOAWAY, or other stream-level errors after closure.
Layer 4 — processH2SessionFrames error propagation:
Returns error instead of bare return. Connect EndStream errors (quota,
rate limit) are now propagated instead of being logged and swallowed.
Layer 5 — Pre-response transparent retry:
If the stream fails before any data is sent to the client, return an
error to the conductor so it retries with a different auth — fully
transparent to the client.
Layer 6 — Post-response error logging:
If the stream fails after data was already sent, log a warning. The
conductor's existing cooldown mechanism ensures the next request routes
to a healthy account.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add cursor/filename.go for multi-account credential file naming
- Include auth.ID in session and checkpoint keys for per-account isolation
- Record authID in cursorSession, validate on resume to prevent cross-account access
- Management API /cursor-auth-url supports ?label= for creating named accounts
- Leverages existing conductor round-robin + failover framework
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Capture conversation_checkpoint_update from Cursor server (was ignored)
- Store checkpoint per conversationId, replay as conversation_state on next request
- Use protowire to embed raw checkpoint bytes directly (no deserialization)
- Extract session_id from Claude Code metadata for stable conversationId across resume
- Flatten conversation history into userText as fallback when no checkpoint available
- Use conversationId as session key for reliable tool call resume
- Add checkpoint TTL cleanup (30min)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rewrite tool call mechanism from interrupt-resume to inline-wait mode:
processH2SessionFrames no longer exits on mcpArgs; instead blocks on
toolResultCh while continuing to handle KV/heartbeat messages, then
sends MCP result and continues processing text in the same goroutine.
Fixes the issue where server stopped generating text after resume.
- Add switchable output channel (outMu/currentOut) so first HTTP response
closes after tool_calls+[DONE], and resumed text goes to a new channel
returned by resumeWithToolResults. Reset streamParam on switch so
Translator produces fresh message_start/content_block_start events.
- Implement send-side H2 flow control: track server's initial window size
and WINDOW_UPDATE increments; Write() blocks when window exhausted.
Fixes RST_STREAM FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR on large requests (178KB+).
- Decode new InteractionUpdate fields: TurnEndedUpdate (field 14) as
stream termination signal, HeartbeatUpdate (field 13) silently ignored,
TokenDeltaUpdate (field 8) for token usage tracking.
- Include token usage in final stop chunk (prompt_tokens estimated from
payload size, completion_tokens from accumulated TokenDeltaUpdate deltas)
so Claude CLI status bar shows non-zero token counts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
