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A single Claude login can belong to multiple orgs/subscriptions (e.g. a personal Max plan and a Team plan), each with its own quota. The previous code keyed OAuth accounts on account UUID alone, so two such subscriptions collapsed into one entry and could not be rotated between. - fetchProfile() now also returns the organization UUID and rate-limit tier - login / import / accounts dedupe on (accountUuid + organizationUuid), falling back to name when org info is unavailable - accounts are named "email (Org Name)" so multiple orgs stay distinct; `accounts` normalization persists this and backfills the org UUID - `accounts` listing shows org name, org type, and rate-limit tier - TUI dashboard shows the org per row (the field that distinguishes accounts sharing one login), and its in-dashboard import is org-aware too Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* feat(tui): fold account rows below 70 columns so usage bars wrap On a narrow terminal (a phone over a remote session, say) an account row could not hold its name, status and quota bars on one line. The list dropped every bar past the first and shrank that one to a cell or two, so the weekly and family windows vanished below 70 columns and the session bar became unreadable near 40. Below LIST_MIN a full-width list now folds each account into a heading (marker, route cells, name, type, status) and one line per quota bar, with the trailing tags wrapped a whole tag at a time beneath them. Each folded bar takes the row less a 2-column right margin (COMPACT_BAR_RIGHT_MARGIN), so it never touches the screen edge. The heading gives the name every column the rest leaves, measured in display columns, so a CJK name is cut where it reaches the type column. The smallest drawable terminal drops from 40x8 to 30x8 so the folded layout is reachable at phone widths. This ports teamcodex KarpelesLab#21 (7296e40, compact layout below 70 columns) and KarpelesLab#23 (0a34280, compact bar right margin), adapted to teamclaude's budgeted _listLayout: the layout flags `narrow`, _renderRow passes the width, and _renderAcct returns lines instead of one string. Split panes are never narrow. teamcodex KarpelesLab#12/KarpelesLab#17/KarpelesLab#18/KarpelesLab#19 are already in 1.1.22 and were not needed. At 70 columns and wider the frame is byte-identical to 1.1.22: the trailing tags moved into a list but are appended in the same order with the same separator. test/fixtures/tui-wide-frames.json holds frames recorded from the unmodified renderer, and test/tui-narrow-bars.test.js pins both sides. docs/teamcodex-port-plan.md classifies all 34 teamcodex commits for later porting; docs/evidence/ holds the real TUI.start() paint at 30-80 columns. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(tui): use a neutral double-width name in the narrow-layout fixtures The width tests need an account name of East Asian Wide characters, but the one they used read like a real person's name and address. It is now '가나다라마바사-wide@example.test': seven Hangul syllables (fourteen columns) then ASCII, which still exercises the cases the tests care about. - At 40 columns the name is cut exactly where it reaches the type column. - At 30 columns a fifth syllable would straddle the edge, so it is dropped whole and its leftover column padded (a case the old name did not hit). - At 69 columns the whole name fits. The wide-frame fixture was re-recorded from the unmodified 1.1.22 renderer with the new name. The pty capture in docs/evidence was regenerated from the real TUI.start() paint. The comments that named the data Korean now describe it by width. Mutating the folded heading to measure characters instead of display columns still fails "the folded heading spends what the type and status leave on the name, in display columns". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Euisan Kim <git@san.kim> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* feat(tui): fold account rows below 70 columns so usage bars wrap On a narrow terminal (a phone over a remote session, say) an account row could not hold its name, status and quota bars on one line. The list dropped every bar past the first and shrank that one to a cell or two, so the weekly and family windows vanished below 70 columns and the session bar became unreadable near 40. Below LIST_MIN a full-width list now folds each account into a heading (marker, route cells, name, type, status) and one line per quota bar, with the trailing tags wrapped a whole tag at a time beneath them. Each folded bar takes the row less a 2-column right margin (COMPACT_BAR_RIGHT_MARGIN), so it never touches the screen edge. The heading gives the name every column the rest leaves, measured in display columns, so a CJK name is cut where it reaches the type column. The smallest drawable terminal drops from 40x8 to 30x8 so the folded layout is reachable at phone widths. This ports teamcodex KarpelesLab#21 (7296e40, compact layout below 70 columns) and KarpelesLab#23 (0a34280, compact bar right margin), adapted to teamclaude's budgeted _listLayout: the layout flags `narrow`, _renderRow passes the width, and _renderAcct returns lines instead of one string. Split panes are never narrow. teamcodex KarpelesLab#12/KarpelesLab#17/KarpelesLab#18/KarpelesLab#19 are already in 1.1.22 and were not needed. At 70 columns and wider the frame is byte-identical to 1.1.22: the trailing tags moved into a list but are appended in the same order with the same separator. test/fixtures/tui-wide-frames.json holds frames recorded from the unmodified renderer, and test/tui-narrow-bars.test.js pins both sides. docs/teamcodex-port-plan.md classifies all 34 teamcodex commits for later porting; docs/evidence/ holds the real TUI.start() paint at 30-80 columns. * test(tui): use a neutral double-width name in the narrow-layout fixtures The width tests need an account name of East Asian Wide characters, but the one they used read like a real person's name and address. It is now '가나다라마바사-wide@example.test': seven Hangul syllables (fourteen columns) then ASCII, which still exercises the cases the tests care about. - At 40 columns the name is cut exactly where it reaches the type column. - At 30 columns a fifth syllable would straddle the edge, so it is dropped whole and its leftover column padded (a case the old name did not hit). - At 69 columns the whole name fits. The wide-frame fixture was re-recorded from the unmodified 1.1.22 renderer with the new name. The pty capture in docs/evidence was regenerated from the real TUI.start() paint. The comments that named the data Korean now describe it by width. Mutating the folded heading to measure characters instead of display columns still fails "the folded heading spends what the type and status leave on the name, in display columns". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* feat(tui): fold account rows below 70 columns so usage bars wrap On a narrow terminal (a phone over a remote session, say) an account row could not hold its name, status and quota bars on one line. The list dropped every bar past the first and shrank that one to a cell or two, so the weekly and family windows vanished below 70 columns and the session bar became unreadable near 40. Below LIST_MIN a full-width list now folds each account into a heading (marker, route cells, name, type, status) and one line per quota bar, with the trailing tags wrapped a whole tag at a time beneath them. Each folded bar takes the row less a 2-column right margin (COMPACT_BAR_RIGHT_MARGIN), so it never touches the screen edge. The heading gives the name every column the rest leaves, measured in display columns, so a CJK name is cut where it reaches the type column. The smallest drawable terminal drops from 40x8 to 30x8 so the folded layout is reachable at phone widths. This ports teamcodex KarpelesLab#21 (7296e40, compact layout below 70 columns) and KarpelesLab#23 (0a34280, compact bar right margin), adapted to teamclaude's budgeted _listLayout: the layout flags `narrow`, _renderRow passes the width, and _renderAcct returns lines instead of one string. Split panes are never narrow. teamcodex KarpelesLab#12/KarpelesLab#17/KarpelesLab#18/KarpelesLab#19 are already in 1.1.22 and were not needed. At 70 columns and wider the frame is byte-identical to 1.1.22: the trailing tags moved into a list but are appended in the same order with the same separator. test/fixtures/tui-wide-frames.json holds frames recorded from the unmodified renderer, and test/tui-narrow-bars.test.js pins both sides. docs/teamcodex-port-plan.md classifies all 34 teamcodex commits for later porting; docs/evidence/ holds the real TUI.start() paint at 30-80 columns. * test(tui): use a neutral double-width name in the narrow-layout fixtures The width tests need an account name of East Asian Wide characters, but the one they used read like a real person's name and address. It is now '가나다라마바사-wide@example.test': seven Hangul syllables (fourteen columns) then ASCII, which still exercises the cases the tests care about. - At 40 columns the name is cut exactly where it reaches the type column. - At 30 columns a fifth syllable would straddle the edge, so it is dropped whole and its leftover column padded (a case the old name did not hit). - At 69 columns the whole name fits. The wide-frame fixture was re-recorded from the unmodified 1.1.22 renderer with the new name. The pty capture in docs/evidence was regenerated from the real TUI.start() paint. The comments that named the data Korean now describe it by width. Mutating the folded heading to measure characters instead of display columns still fails "the folded heading spends what the type and status leave on the name, in display columns". Reapplied on 1.1.23: tui-wide-frames.json re-recorded from the unmodified 1.1.23 renderer (percentage off by default since KarpelesLab#514); renderFrame takes a config, and the folded-label test checks percentage on and off. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A single Claude login can belong to multiple orgs/subscriptions (e.g. a personal Max plan and a Team plan), each with its own quota. The previous code keyed OAuth accounts on account UUID alone, so two such subscriptions collapsed into one entry and could not be rotated between.
accountsnormalization persists this and backfills the org UUIDaccountslisting shows org name, org type, and rate-limit tier