#!/usr/bin/env python3 """Claude Usage Tracker Daemon — Windows (Phase 2). Reads the Claude OAuth token from the native-Windows credentials path and polls the Anthropic API for rate-limit utilization data. BLE glue added in later plans. """ import asyncio import datetime import json import logging import logging.handlers import os import re import signal import sys import threading import time from pathlib import Path import httpx from bleak import BleakClient, BleakScanner from bleak.exc import BleakError DEVICE_NAME = "Clawdmeter" # must match firmware ble.cpp DEVICE_NAME # Optional direct-connect address. Once the device is bonded as a BLE HID # keyboard, Windows keeps it connected, so it stops advertising and an active # scan (find_device_by_name) never sees it. Setting CLAWDMETER_ADDRESS lets the # daemon connect straight to the bonded device by address via WinRT. DEVICE_ADDRESS = os.environ.get("CLAWDMETER_ADDRESS") SERVICE_UUID = "4c41555a-4465-7669-6365-000000000001" RX_CHAR_UUID = "4c41555a-4465-7669-6365-000000000002" REQ_CHAR_UUID = "4c41555a-4465-7669-6365-000000000004" CMD_CHAR_UUID = "4c41555a-4465-7669-6365-000000000005" # watch → host commands (Phase 6 HA) # Phase 7 M2 — dynamic watch buttons. The daemon pushes up to this many button # labels (each truncated) in the RX payload's "btns" array on the ~60s heartbeat; # the watch renders a grid and reports only the pressed index. Bounds keep the # merged BLE payload comfortably under the firmware's 512-byte RX buffer. WATCH_MAX_BUTTONS = 6 WATCH_LABEL_MAX = 16 POLL_INTERVAL = 60 # Anthropic rate-limit / usage poll cadence (seconds) NOWPLAYING_INTERVAL = 3 # Windows media-session read cadence (seconds). The # "music card" is refreshed ~20x faster than the API # poll so a track / play-pause change reaches the watch # within a few seconds instead of at the next 60s poll. # Doubles as the inner-loop tick (was TICK=5) — the loop # wakes this often to read media + detect a dropped link. SCAN_TIMEOUT = 8.0 CONNECT_RETRIES = 3 # D-01: attempts before giving up on a device CONNECT_RETRY_DELAY = 2.0 # D-01: seconds between failed connect attempts ZOMBIE_BREAK_LIMIT = 1 # D-03: consecutive write failures before abandoning a half-open link # N=1: breaks at T=60s, leaves ~60s headroom for reconnect+poll inside 120s SLA # N=2 would bust the 120s budget before reconnect even begins RECONNECT_BACKOFF_CAP = 8 # D-05: fast-reconnect cap (seconds); keeps stacked retries inside 120s SLA # ~5–10s band per CONTEXT.md Claude's Discretion; 8 chosen as middle ground API_URL = "https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages" API_HEADERS_TEMPLATE = { "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01", "anthropic-beta": "oauth-2025-04-20", "Content-Type": "application/json", "User-Agent": "claude-code/2.1.5", } API_BODY = { "model": "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001", "max_tokens": 1, "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "hi"}], } # --- OAuth self-refresh ------------------------------------------------------- # In a managed (Agent SDK) environment `claude login` is unavailable, so once the # stored access token expires nothing renews it and the 5h/7d rate-limit % goes # dark permanently. The credentials file ships a refreshToken, so the daemon # renews its own access token via the standard Claude Code OAuth refresh grant # and writes the (rotated) tokens back. Endpoint + client_id verified empirically # against a live refresh: HTTP 200, refresh_token rotates, expires_in=28800 (8h). OAUTH_TOKEN_URL = "https://console.anthropic.com/v1/oauth/token" OAUTH_CLIENT_ID = "9d1c250a-e61b-44d9-88ed-5944d1962f5e" TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW = 300 # refresh this many seconds BEFORE expiry (proactive) # Anthropic list prices, USD per million tokens, keyed by a substring of the # model id. Used to show the "equivalent API cost" of today's Claude Code usage # — subscription users don't actually pay this; it's the ccusage-style flex. # Verified against ccusage/LiteLLM: cost reproduces to 100%. The rates follow # Anthropic's fixed structure (output 5x, cache-write 2x, cache-read 0.1x of the # base input rate). Opus 4.x is $5/$25 — NOT the older $15/$75. PRICING = { "opus": {"in": 5.0, "out": 25.0, "cache_w": 10.0, "cache_r": 0.50}, "sonnet": {"in": 3.0, "out": 15.0, "cache_w": 6.0, "cache_r": 0.30}, "haiku": {"in": 0.75, "out": 3.75, "cache_w": 1.50, "cache_r": 0.075}, } _DEFAULT_PRICE = PRICING["opus"] def _price_for(model: str) -> dict: m = (model or "").lower() for key, price in PRICING.items(): if key in m: return price return _DEFAULT_PRICE def compute_today_usage() -> dict: """Sum today's Claude Code token usage + equivalent API cost across all local project transcripts (~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl). Reads only files modified today (a session that touched today has mtime today), so the scan stays cheap even with a large transcript history. Each assistant line carries message.usage (input/output/cache token counts) and a UTC timestamp; per-line timestamps gate to today so a session spanning midnight is split correctly. Assistant turns are de-duplicated by (messageId, requestId): Claude Code copies history into new transcript files on compaction/resume, so the same API turn appears in several files and a naive sum over-counts (it inflated the total ~2.7x). Matches ccusage. Returns the compact BLE fields tk/tc/tn/to. """ base = Path.home() / ".claude" / "projects" today = datetime.date.today() midnight = datetime.datetime.combine(today, datetime.time.min) total_tokens = 0 output_tokens = 0 cost = 0.0 messages = 0 seen = set() try: files = list(base.glob("**/*.jsonl")) except OSError: return {"tk": 0, "tc": 0, "tn": 0} for f in files: try: if datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(f.stat().st_mtime) < midnight: continue except OSError: continue try: with open(f, encoding="utf-8") as fh: for line in fh: line = line.strip() if not line: continue try: obj = json.loads(line) except (json.JSONDecodeError, ValueError): continue msg = obj.get("message") if isinstance(obj, dict) else None if not isinstance(msg, dict): continue usage = msg.get("usage") if not isinstance(usage, dict): continue ts = obj.get("timestamp") if not ts: continue try: d = datetime.datetime.fromisoformat( ts.replace("Z", "+00:00")).astimezone().date() except ValueError: continue if d != today: continue # De-dup the same API turn copied across resumed/compacted files. mid = obj.get("messageId") or msg.get("id") rid = obj.get("requestId") if mid is not None and rid is not None: key = (mid, rid) if key in seen: continue seen.add(key) inp = usage.get("input_tokens", 0) or 0 out = usage.get("output_tokens", 0) or 0 cw = usage.get("cache_creation_input_tokens", 0) or 0 cr = usage.get("cache_read_input_tokens", 0) or 0 total_tokens += inp + out + cw + cr output_tokens += out messages += 1 p = _price_for(msg.get("model")) cost += (inp * p["in"] + out * p["out"] + cw * p["cache_w"] + cr * p["cache_r"]) / 1_000_000 except OSError: continue return {"tk": int(total_tokens), "tc": int(round(cost * 100)), "tn": messages, "to": int(output_tokens)} def _build_file_logger() -> logging.Logger | None: """Create a rotating file logger for field diagnostics, or None. Autostart launches the tray under pythonw.exe, which has no console — stdout is discarded (and is in fact None, making print() unsafe). A rotating file is then the ONLY trail when the daemon stalls in the field. Windows-only: on the Linux dev box / CI the console print() suffices, and gating to win32 keeps the pure-helper unit tests from writing stray log files. """ if sys.platform != "win32": return None logger = logging.getLogger("clawdmeter.daemon") if logger.handlers: return logger # idempotent across re-import (tray imports this module) base = Path(os.environ.get("LOCALAPPDATA", Path.home() / "AppData" / "Local")) path = base / "Clawdmeter" / "daemon.log" try: path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) handler = logging.handlers.RotatingFileHandler( path, maxBytes=512 * 1024, backupCount=3, encoding="utf-8" ) except OSError: return None # best-effort — logging setup must never stop the daemon handler.setFormatter(logging.Formatter("%(asctime)s %(message)s", "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")) logger.addHandler(handler) logger.setLevel(logging.INFO) logger.propagate = False return logger _FILE_LOGGER = _build_file_logger() def log(msg: str) -> None: line = f"[{time.strftime('%H:%M:%S')}] {msg}" # Under pythonw sys.stdout is None and print() would raise — guard it so a # missing console can never crash the daemon thread (the silent-freeze mode). try: print(line, flush=True) except (OSError, ValueError, AttributeError, RuntimeError): pass if _FILE_LOGGER is not None: _FILE_LOGGER.info(msg) class AuthError(Exception): """Raised by poll_api on a genuine 401/403 — the token really is expired or invalid and the user must re-run `claude login`. Distinct from a None return, which means a TRANSIENT failure (network/DNS, timeout, rate-limit, 5xx) that must NOT be mislabeled as a token problem (SC#5: a boot-time `getaddrinfo failed` DNS blip wrongly fired the 'token expired' toast).""" async def poll_api(token: str) -> dict | None: headers = dict(API_HEADERS_TEMPLATE) headers["Authorization"] = f"Bearer {token}" try: async with httpx.AsyncClient(timeout=20.0) as http: resp = await http.post(API_URL, headers=headers, json=API_BODY) except httpx.HTTPError as e: # Network/DNS/timeout — transient. Return None (no toast), retry next tick. log(f"API call failed: {e}") return None if resp.status_code in (401, 403): # Genuine auth rejection — the ONLY case that warrants the actionable # "run claude login" toast. log(f"API HTTP {resp.status_code}: {resp.text[:200]}") raise AuthError(resp.status_code) if resp.status_code >= 400: # Other 4xx/5xx (rate-limit, server error) — transient, not a token issue. log(f"API HTTP {resp.status_code}: {resp.text[:200]}") return None def hdr(name: str, default: str = "0") -> str: return resp.headers.get(name, default) now = time.time() def reset_minutes(reset_ts: str) -> int: try: r = float(reset_ts) except ValueError: return 0 mins = (r - now) / 60.0 return int(round(mins)) if mins > 0 else 0 def pct(util: str) -> int: try: return int(round(float(util) * 100)) except ValueError: return 0 # Rate-limit utilization only. The local token usage and the "ok" flag are # merged by the caller (connect_and_run) so the Session screen keeps updating # even when this call fails (expired token / API down) — see decoupling there. return { "s": pct(hdr("anthropic-ratelimit-unified-5h-utilization")), "sr": reset_minutes(hdr("anthropic-ratelimit-unified-5h-reset")), "w": pct(hdr("anthropic-ratelimit-unified-7d-utilization")), "wr": reset_minutes(hdr("anthropic-ratelimit-unified-7d-reset")), "st": hdr("anthropic-ratelimit-unified-5h-status", "unknown"), } async def scan_for_device(): """Scan for DEVICE_NAME and return the BLEDevice, or None.""" log(f"Scanning for '{DEVICE_NAME}' ({SCAN_TIMEOUT}s)...") device = await BleakScanner.find_device_by_name(DEVICE_NAME, timeout=SCAN_TIMEOUT) if device: log(f"Found: {device.address}") return device # BLEDevice if DEVICE_ADDRESS: # Bonded device that's connected to Windows won't advertise — connect by address. log(f"Not advertising; connecting by bonded address {DEVICE_ADDRESS}") return DEVICE_ADDRESS # address string — BleakClient accepts it on WinRT return device # None class Session: def __init__(self, client: BleakClient, tray_state=None) -> None: self.client = client self.tray_state = tray_state self.refresh_requested = asyncio.Event() self.dim_requested = asyncio.Event() # watch opened the Dimmer screen → push a fresh light snapshot self.ha = None # HAClient once a valid HA config is loaded self.ha_entities: list = [] # controllable entity_ids from the config self._loop = None # event loop captured for thread-safe BLE dispatch self.low_bat_pct = 15 # warn at/below this watch battery % self._battery_warned = False self._last_logged_bat = None self.buttons = [] # config buttons; list index == watch button index def reload_buttons(self) -> None: """Re-read the config's button list so panel edits propagate to the watch (called each poll). The list index is the index the watch reports back.""" try: try: from daemon.config import load_config except ImportError: from config import load_config self.buttons = load_config().get("buttons") or [] except Exception as e: log(f"Button reload failed: {e!r}") def button_labels(self) -> list: """Compact label list for the RX 'btns' payload (count + length capped so the merged BLE write stays under the firmware's 512-byte buffer).""" out = [] for b in self.buttons[:WATCH_MAX_BUTTONS]: lbl = str(b.get("label") or b.get("entity") or "Button").strip() out.append(lbl[:WATCH_LABEL_MAX]) return out async def dim_snapshot(self) -> dict | None: """Compact live state of the tilt-dimmer's light for the RX 'dim' object, so the watch dial seeds from reality. The dimmer targets the first HA entity (same default the bri/ct commands fall back to). Returns None when HA is off or the read fails — the watch then just shows its last value.""" if not self.ha or not self.ha_entities: return None snap = await self.ha.light_snapshot(self.ha_entities[0]) if not snap: return None out = {"on": 1 if snap["on"] else 0, "mink": int(snap["min_kelvin"]), "maxk": int(snap["max_kelvin"])} if snap["brightness_pct"] is not None: out["bri"] = int(snap["brightness_pct"]) if snap["color_temp_kelvin"] is not None: out["ct"] = int(snap["color_temp_kelvin"]) return out def _on_refresh(self, _char, _data: bytearray) -> None: log("Refresh requested by device") self.refresh_requested.set() async def setup_refresh_subscription(self) -> None: # The refresh subscription is optional — the 60s poll loop works without it. # WinRT's start_notify() CCCD write can raise a raw OSError/WinError (not # wrapped as BleakError) when the peer GATT server is transiently unavailable, # e.g. a just-power-cycled ESP32 whose server is not yet ready (G-03-01, SC#3). # Degrade gracefully instead of crashing the daemon so it stays single-process # across a power-cycle reconnect (SC#4, no restart). try: await self.client.start_notify(REQ_CHAR_UUID, self._on_refresh) except (BleakError, ValueError, OSError) as e: log(f"Refresh subscription unavailable: {e}") async def setup_command_subscription(self) -> None: # Watch → host channel (…0005): battery telemetry (always) plus HA commands # (when HA is configured). We subscribe regardless of HA so the low-battery # warning works even with Home Assistant unset. Imports are lazy so a # missing config/dep can never break daemon startup, and so they resolve # after `log` is defined (ha_client imports it). self._loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() # thread-safe dispatch from the BLE callback try: try: from daemon.ha_client import HAClient from daemon.config import load_config, ha_settings except ImportError: from ha_client import HAClient from config import load_config, ha_settings cfg = load_config() self.low_bat_pct = int(cfg.get("settings", {}).get("low_battery_pct", 15)) self.buttons = cfg.get("buttons") or [] ha = ha_settings(cfg) if ha: self.ha = HAClient(ha["url"], ha["token"]) self.ha_entities = ha["entities"] except Exception as e: log(f"Config/HA init failed ({e!r}); HA control disabled") try: await self.client.start_notify(CMD_CHAR_UUID, self._on_command) log(f"Command channel ready (HA={'on' if self.ha else 'off'}, " f"low-batt={self.low_bat_pct}%, entities={self.ha_entities})") except (BleakError, ValueError, OSError) as e: log(f"Command subscription unavailable: {e}") def _on_command(self, _char, data: bytearray) -> None: try: payload = json.loads(bytes(data).decode("utf-8", "replace")) except (ValueError, UnicodeDecodeError): log(f"Watch msg: bad payload {bytes(data)!r}") return # Battery telemetry ({"bat":pct,"mv":..,"chg":0/1}) is handled inline (quick, # no await). HA commands ({"cmd":...}) are dispatched onto the loop because # bleak may deliver this callback on a non-loop thread. if "bat" in payload: self._handle_battery(payload) return # Dimmer screen opened (M3): ask the poll loop to push a fresh light # snapshot on its next tick (~3s). asyncio.Event isn't thread-safe and # this callback may run off-loop, so flip it via the loop. if payload.get("cmd") == "dimreq": loop = self._loop if loop is not None: loop.call_soon_threadsafe(self.dim_requested.set) return # v3: watch switched the displayed provider ({"cmd":"prov","id":".."}). # Persist it to config and poll it immediately, on the loop thread. if payload.get("cmd") == "prov": pid = payload.get("id") loop = self._loop if isinstance(pid, str) and loop is not None: loop.call_soon_threadsafe(self._set_active_provider, pid) return # v3: watch's Provider screen "switch" tap ({"cmd":"provnext"}) — the watch # doesn't know the enabled set/order, so the daemon cycles to the next one. if payload.get("cmd") == "provnext": loop = self._loop if loop is not None: loop.call_soon_threadsafe(self._cycle_provider) return # Phase 7 M2: a watch button press carries only its index — map it to the # configured action/entity/value here (the watch stays dumb). if payload.get("cmd") == "btn": i = payload.get("i") if not isinstance(i, int) or not (0 <= i < len(self.buttons)): log(f"Watch button {i}: out of range (have {len(self.buttons)})") return b = self.buttons[i] payload = {"cmd": b.get("action") or "toggle", "e": b.get("entity")} if b.get("value") is not None: payload["v"] = b["value"] log(f"Watch button {i} -> {payload}") loop = self._loop if loop is None: return asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(self._dispatch_command(payload), loop) def _set_active_provider(self, pid: str) -> None: """Persist the watch-selected provider to config and poll it now. Runs on the loop thread (via call_soon_threadsafe), so touching refresh_requested is safe.""" try: try: from daemon.config import load_config, save_config, PROVIDER_IDS except ImportError: from config import load_config, save_config, PROVIDER_IDS if pid not in PROVIDER_IDS: log(f"Provider switch: unknown id {pid!r}") return cfg = load_config() if cfg.get("active_provider") != pid: cfg["active_provider"] = pid save_config(cfg) log(f"Active provider -> {pid}") self.refresh_requested.set() # poll the new provider on the next tick except Exception as e: log(f"Provider switch failed: {e!r}") def _cycle_provider(self) -> None: """Advance to the next enabled provider (on-watch 'switch' tap). Runs on the loop thread. With a single enabled provider this is a no-op poll.""" try: try: from daemon.config import active_provider_id except ImportError: from config import active_provider_id ids = _enabled_ids() cur = active_provider_id() i = ids.index(cur) if cur in ids else -1 self._set_active_provider(ids[(i + 1) % len(ids)]) except Exception as e: log(f"Provider cycle failed: {e!r}") def _handle_battery(self, payload: dict) -> None: pct = payload.get("bat") charging = bool(payload.get("chg", 0)) if not isinstance(pct, int): return if pct != self._last_logged_bat: self._last_logged_bat = pct log(f"Watch battery: {pct}%{' (charging)' if charging else ''}") if self.tray_state is not None: self.tray_state.battery_pct = pct # Warn once on the way down; re-arm when charging or comfortably recovered. if charging or pct > self.low_bat_pct + 10: self._battery_warned = False if not charging and pct <= self.low_bat_pct and not self._battery_warned: self._battery_warned = True log(f"Watch battery low: {pct}% (<= {self.low_bat_pct}%)") if self.tray_state is not None: self.tray_state.toasts.put( ("Clawdmeter", f"Watch battery low - {pct}%. Time to charge it.")) async def _dispatch_command(self, payload: dict) -> None: if not self.ha: return cmd = payload.get("cmd") entity = payload.get("e") or (self.ha_entities[0] if self.ha_entities else None) if not entity: log("HA cmd: no entity to target") return if cmd == "toggle": ok = await self.ha.toggle(entity) elif cmd == "bri": # step 3: brightness %, joystick ok = await self.ha.set_brightness(entity, float(payload.get("v", 0))) elif cmd == "ct": # step 3: color temperature, kelvin ok = await self.ha.set_color_temp(entity, float(payload.get("v", 0))) else: log(f"HA cmd: unknown cmd {cmd!r}") return log(f"HA cmd {cmd} -> {'ok' if ok else 'FAIL'}") async def write_payload(self, payload: dict) -> bool: # ensure_ascii=False keeps non-Latin titles as compact UTF-8 (~2 bytes/char) # instead of \uXXXX (6 bytes), which roughly thirds the size of a Cyrillic # "now playing" payload. ArduinoJson parses UTF-8 directly and LVGL renders # it, so this is a pure wire-size win with no firmware change. data = json.dumps(payload, separators=(",", ":"), ensure_ascii=False).encode() log(f"Sending: {data.decode()}") try: # response=True (Write Request, not Write Command). WinRT performs a # reliable long write when the payload exceeds the ATT MTU, so a long # media title no longer fails with E_INVALIDARG the way a larger-than-MTU # write-without-response does. The RX characteristic advertises WRITE as # well as WRITE_NR and NimBLE reassembles the long write (512 B buffer). # A successful write now also means the peer actually ACKed, which # sharpens the zombie-link detection below. await self.client.write_gatt_char(RX_CHAR_UUID, data, response=True) return True except (BleakError, OSError) as e: # WinRT can raise a raw OSError/WinError (NOT wrapped as BleakError) # when the peer GATT server goes transiently unavailable mid-write — # the same failure class setup_refresh_subscription() guards against. # Returning False trips the zombie-link break -> clean reconnect, # rather than an uncaught exception killing the daemon thread (the # silent-freeze failure mode, SC#2 field report). log(f"Write failed: {e}") return False def _extract_access_token(blob: str) -> str | None: """Pull the accessToken out of a credentials blob. Claude Code stores credentials as a JSON object; the blob may also be nested ({"claudeAiOauth": {"accessToken": "..."}}). Fall back to a regex match so unexpected shapes still work, and finally treat the blob as a raw token if nothing else matches. """ blob = blob.strip() if not blob: return None try: data = json.loads(blob) except json.JSONDecodeError: data = None if isinstance(data, dict): # direct: {"accessToken": "..."} tok = data.get("accessToken") if isinstance(tok, str) and tok.strip(): return tok # nested: {"claudeAiOauth": {"accessToken": "..."}} for v in data.values(): if isinstance(v, dict): tok = v.get("accessToken") if isinstance(tok, str) and tok.strip(): return tok m = re.search(r'"accessToken"\s*:\s*"([^"]+)"', blob) if m: return m.group(1) # Raw token (no JSON wrapper) — must look plausible (sk-ant-... etc.) if re.fullmatch(r"[A-Za-z0-9_\-.~+/=]{20,}", blob): return blob return None def _windows_credential_candidates() -> list[Path]: """Return the ordered list of credential file paths to probe (first hit wins). Priority: 1. CLAUDE_CREDENTIALS_PATH env override (D-03, project-specific) 2. CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR env override (official Claude override) 3. D-02 candidate list: home/.claude, LOCALAPPDATA/Claude, APPDATA/Claude """ # Priority 1: project-specific env override (D-03) if override := os.environ.get("CLAUDE_CREDENTIALS_PATH"): return [Path(override)] # Priority 2: official CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR env override if config_dir := os.environ.get("CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR"): return [Path(config_dir) / ".credentials.json"] # Priority 3: D-02 candidate list — first hit wins home = Path.home() local_appdata = Path(os.environ.get("LOCALAPPDATA", home / "AppData" / "Local")) appdata = Path(os.environ.get("APPDATA", home / "AppData" / "Roaming")) return [ home / ".claude" / ".credentials.json", # primary (confirmed by docs) local_appdata / "Claude" / ".credentials.json", # fallback 2 appdata / "Claude" / ".credentials.json", # fallback 3 ] def read_token() -> str | None: """Read the Claude OAuth access token from the first available credential file.""" for path in _windows_credential_candidates(): try: return _extract_access_token(path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")) except OSError: continue return None def _read_expiry() -> str: """Return human-readable expiry from the first-hit credentials file. Reads claudeAiOauth.expiresAt (epoch milliseconds — JS convention). Divides by 1000 before passing to fromtimestamp (Python expects seconds). Returns 'expiry unknown' on any parse failure. """ for path in _windows_credential_candidates(): try: raw = path.read_text(encoding="utf-8") except OSError: continue try: data = json.loads(raw) oauth = data.get("claudeAiOauth", {}) expires_ms = oauth.get("expiresAt") if expires_ms is None: return "expiry unknown" # CRITICAL: expiresAt is JS-convention epoch milliseconds; divide by 1000 # before fromtimestamp (Python expects seconds). Raw value -> year ~57000. dt = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp( expires_ms / 1000, tz=datetime.timezone.utc ) return dt.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M UTC") except (TypeError, ValueError, OSError, AttributeError, json.JSONDecodeError): return "expiry unknown" return "expiry unknown" def _read_credentials() -> tuple[Path, dict] | None: """Return (path, parsed-JSON dict) for the first readable credentials file. Same probe order as read_token() so the file we refresh is the file we read the token from. """ for path in _windows_credential_candidates(): try: return path, json.loads(path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")) except (OSError, json.JSONDecodeError): continue return None def _write_credentials_atomic(path: Path, data: dict) -> None: """Write credentials JSON via temp-file + os.replace (atomic same-volume). Avoids leaving a half-written .credentials.json if the process dies mid-write — a corrupt credentials file would break BOTH the daemon and Claude Code. """ tmp = path.with_name(path.name + ".tmp") tmp.write_text(json.dumps(data, indent=2), encoding="utf-8") os.replace(tmp, path) def _token_expired(oauth: dict, skew: int = TOKEN_REFRESH_SKEW) -> bool: """True if the access token is within `skew` seconds of expiry (or past it). Unknown/absent expiresAt -> False: don't refresh blindly on every cycle; the API-401 path (force=True) drives a refresh if the token is actually rejected. """ exp = oauth.get("expiresAt") if not isinstance(exp, (int, float)): return False return (exp / 1000.0) <= (time.time() + skew) async def refresh_token_if_needed(force: bool = False) -> bool: """Renew the OAuth access token from the stored refresh token when it is expired/near-expiry (or force=True), writing the rotated tokens back atomically. Returns True iff a refresh succeeded and credentials were updated. Never raises — every failure is logged and returned as False so a refresh hiccup can never take down the poll loop. """ rc = _read_credentials() if rc is None: return False path, data = rc oauth = data.get("claudeAiOauth") if not isinstance(oauth, dict): return False refresh = oauth.get("refreshToken") if not isinstance(refresh, str) or not refresh.strip(): return False if not force and not _token_expired(oauth): return False body = { "grant_type": "refresh_token", "refresh_token": refresh, "client_id": OAUTH_CLIENT_ID, } try: async with httpx.AsyncClient(timeout=20.0) as http: resp = await http.post( OAUTH_TOKEN_URL, json=body, headers={"Content-Type": "application/json"}, ) except httpx.HTTPError as e: log(f"Token refresh network error: {e}") return False if resp.status_code != 200: # Error bodies are {"error": ...} — no secrets; safe to log a snippet. log(f"Token refresh HTTP {resp.status_code}: {resp.text[:200]}") return False try: tok = resp.json() except ValueError: log("Token refresh: non-JSON response") return False new_access = tok.get("access_token") if not new_access: log("Token refresh: response had no access_token") return False oauth["accessToken"] = new_access if tok.get("refresh_token"): oauth["refreshToken"] = tok["refresh_token"] # refresh tokens rotate if tok.get("expires_in"): oauth["expiresAt"] = int((time.time() + float(tok["expires_in"])) * 1000) try: _write_credentials_atomic(path, data) except OSError as e: log(f"Token refresh: could not write credentials: {e}") return False log(f"OAuth token refreshed; new expiry {_read_expiry()}") return True # --- Now Playing (Phase 5) ---------------------------------------------------- # Best-effort read of the Windows "now playing" media session (System Media # Transport Controls) so the watch can show the current track. Pure local WinRT — # no network, no token — so it works even when the rate-limit data is unavailable. # Any failure degrades to {"np": 0} (nothing playing) and never disturbs the loop. NP_MAX_LEN = 60 # truncate title/artist so the BLE payload stays comfortably small async def read_now_playing() -> dict: """Return compact now-playing fields for the BLE payload:: {"np": 0|1|2, "nt": , "na": <artist>} np: 0 = nothing playing, 1 = playing, 2 = paused. nt/na are omitted when empty. Never raises — the daemon must keep polling even if WinRT hiccups (and the winrt media package may simply be absent on some installs). """ try: from winrt.windows.media.control import ( GlobalSystemMediaTransportControlsSessionManager as MediaManager, GlobalSystemMediaTransportControlsSessionPlaybackStatus as PB, ) except ImportError: return {"np": 0} try: mgr = await MediaManager.request_async() sess = mgr.get_current_session() if sess is None: return {"np": 0} status = sess.get_playback_info().playback_status if status == PB.PLAYING: np = 1 elif status == PB.PAUSED: np = 2 else: np = 0 # stopped / closed / changing -> treat as nothing playing out: dict = {"np": np} if np: info = await sess.try_get_media_properties_async() title = (info.title or "").strip() artist = (info.artist or "").strip() if title: out["nt"] = title[:NP_MAX_LEN] if artist: out["na"] = artist[:NP_MAX_LEN] return out except Exception as e: # WinRT can surface assorted OSError/RuntimeError types log(f"Now-playing read failed: {e!r}") return {"np": 0} async def _wait_first(*events: asyncio.Event, timeout: float) -> None: """Return when any of `events` is set, or after `timeout` seconds. Lets the poll loop's tick wait wake immediately on a stop signal (clean, responsive Quit) without losing the refresh-request wakeup — instead of waiting only on refresh_requested and re-checking stop_event up to a tick later. Cancels and drains the loser tasks so they don't warn. """ tasks = [asyncio.ensure_future(e.wait()) for e in events] try: await asyncio.wait(tasks, timeout=timeout, return_when=asyncio.FIRST_COMPLETED) finally: for t in tasks: t.cancel() await asyncio.gather(*tasks, return_exceptions=True) def _active_provider(): """(id, Provider) for the currently configured active provider. Lazy imports mirror the rest of the daemon so this resolves under `-m`, the frozen exe, and pytest alike. Falls back to Anthropic if the config can't be read.""" try: try: from daemon.providers import get_provider from daemon.config import active_provider_id except ImportError: from providers import get_provider from config import active_provider_id pid = active_provider_id() except Exception as e: # never let provider selection break the loop log(f"Provider select failed ({e!r}); using anthropic") try: from daemon.providers import get_provider except ImportError: from providers import get_provider pid = "anthropic" return pid, get_provider(pid) def _enabled_ids() -> list: """Enabled provider ids in on-watch cycle order (never empty — the watch always has at least Anthropic to cycle/show). Used for both the on-watch 'switch' cycle and the pi/pc badge sent to the Provider screen.""" try: try: from daemon.config import enabled_providers except ImportError: from config import enabled_providers return enabled_providers() or ["anthropic"] except Exception: return ["anthropic"] # The live Session, exposed module-wide so the control-panel HTTP thread can push # an active-provider switch into the BLE loop (set on connect, cleared on exit). _active_session = None def request_provider_switch(pid: str) -> None: """Control-panel hook: switch the watch's displayed provider immediately, reusing the exact on-watch path (persist config + refresh-poll + BLE push). Called from the panel's HTTP thread, so dispatch onto the BLE loop. If no watch is connected, persist directly so the next connect uses it. Never raises.""" if not isinstance(pid, str): return sess = _active_session loop = getattr(sess, "_loop", None) if sess is not None else None if sess is not None and loop is not None: loop.call_soon_threadsafe(sess._set_active_provider, pid) return # No live session/loop yet: persist directly. (The panel PUT already saved the # config, so this is usually a no-op — but it keeps the hook correct on its own.) try: try: from daemon.config import load_config, save_config, PROVIDER_IDS except ImportError: from config import load_config, save_config, PROVIDER_IDS if pid in PROVIDER_IDS: cfg = load_config() if cfg.get("active_provider") != pid: cfg["active_provider"] = pid save_config(cfg) except Exception as e: log(f"Provider switch (offline) failed: {e!r}") async def connect_and_run(device, stop_event: asyncio.Event, tray_state=None) -> bool: """Connect to device and poll until disconnected or stopped. Returns True if at least one successful write occurred. """ addr = device if isinstance(device, str) else device.address log(f"Connecting to {addr}...") # D-01: retry wrapper — defeats WinRT post-wake failure modes # (Could not get GATT services: Unreachable, stale is_connected). # Rebuild a fresh BleakClient each attempt (locked D-05 recipe). client = None for attempt in range(CONNECT_RETRIES): # D-05: pass BLEDevice (not address string), address_type="random" (NimBLE # static-random), use_cached_services=False (DIY firmware — WinRT GATT cache # may be stale after firmware reflash). client = BleakClient( device, address_type="random", use_cached_services=False, ) try: await client.connect() except (BleakError, asyncio.TimeoutError) as e: log(f"Connection attempt {attempt + 1}/{CONNECT_RETRIES} failed: {e}") try: await client.disconnect() except BleakError: pass if attempt < CONNECT_RETRIES - 1: await asyncio.sleep(CONNECT_RETRY_DELAY) continue if not client.is_connected: log(f"Connection attempt {attempt + 1}/{CONNECT_RETRIES} failed (not connected)") try: await client.disconnect() except BleakError: pass if attempt < CONNECT_RETRIES - 1: await asyncio.sleep(CONNECT_RETRY_DELAY) continue # Connected successfully break else: log(f"Connection failed after {CONNECT_RETRIES} attempts") return False log("Connected") session = Session(client, tray_state) global _active_session _active_session = session # let the control panel reach this session for live switches await session.setup_refresh_subscription() await session.setup_command_subscription() # Two cadences share one connection: the Anthropic usage / rate-limit poll runs # every POLL_INTERVAL (60s) while the Windows media session is read every # NOWPLAYING_INTERVAL (3s). The last usage payload is cached and merged into # each now-playing write, so the firmware always gets one complete JSON object # (its parser defaults any missing field to 0 — a partial write would blank the # usage screens) and a track change shows within a few seconds, not 60. last_claude_poll = 0.0 # 0 => poll Anthropic immediately on first connect cached: dict = {} # last usage + rate-limit fields, re-sent every tick last_np_sent = None # last now-playing fields actually written (change gate) used_successfully = False consecutive_failures = 0 # D-03: zombie-link break counter try: while client.is_connected and not stop_event.is_set(): now = time.time() claude_due = (session.refresh_requested.is_set() or (now - last_claude_poll) >= POLL_INTERVAL) dim_due = session.dim_requested.is_set() # watch opened the Dimmer screen if dim_due: session.dim_requested.clear() auth_problem = False if claude_due: session.refresh_requested.clear() session.reload_buttons() # pick up desktop-panel edits to the button set # v3: poll whichever provider is active (config-driven, so an # on-watch switch takes effect on the next cycle). The provider # normalizes its own auth + rate-limit + local usage into a # ProviderStatus and never raises — a genuine auth failure sets # auth_problem, a transient blip just leaves ok=False (SC#5). # Today only Anthropic is real; OpenAI/z.ai are stubs until M2/M3. active_pv, provider = _active_provider() status = await provider.poll() auth_problem = status.auth_problem cached = status.to_payload() cached["pv"] = active_pv # which brand theme the watch wears cached["pnm"] = str(provider.label)[:16] # name for the Provider screen try: # brand accent (0xRRGGBB) for the theme cached["ac"] = int(provider.accent, 16) except (ValueError, TypeError): pass # 1-based position + count among enabled providers, so the watch's # Provider screen shows "1/3" and hides the switch hint when alone. _ids = _enabled_ids() cached["pc"] = len(_ids) cached["pi"] = (_ids.index(active_pv) + 1) if active_pv in _ids else 1 last_claude_poll = now # Now Playing (Phase 5) — best-effort Windows media session, read every # tick (fast cadence). Local only, so it works regardless of "ok" above. try: np = await read_now_playing() except Exception as e: # never let media reading break the poll loop log(f"Now-playing skipped: {e!r}") np = {"np": 0} # Light snapshot for the tilt-dimmer dial — fetched only when the watch # opens the Dimmer screen (dim_due), to seed the dial from reality. No # per-heartbeat fetch: during a session the watch is authoritative (it # streams absolute values), and it re-requests on every re-open. Best- # effort — a slow/dead HA just omits the field, never stalls the loop. dim_snap = None if dim_due: try: dim_snap = await session.dim_snapshot() except Exception as e: log(f"Dim snapshot skipped: {e!r}") # Write when the usage data was just refreshed (this is also the ~60s # heartbeat), when the track / playback state changed since the last # write, or when the watch asked for a dimmer snapshot — skip otherwise # so the link, and the field log, stay quiet between changes. if claude_due or dim_due or np != last_np_sent: payload = dict(cached) payload.update(np) if claude_due: payload["btns"] = session.button_labels() # ~60s heartbeat only if dim_snap is not None: payload["dim"] = dim_snap if await session.write_payload(payload): used_successfully = True consecutive_failures = 0 # D-03: reset on success last_np_sent = np # The tray reflects the Anthropic data freshness, so only touch # it on a usage poll — never on a now-playing-only write. if claude_due: if cached.get("ok"): if tray_state: tray_state.set_connected(time.time()) elif auth_problem: if tray_state: tray_state.set_error("token expired — run claude login") # transient rate-limit failure: leave tray state unchanged else: consecutive_failures += 1 if consecutive_failures >= ZOMBIE_BREAK_LIMIT: log( f"Zombie link detected ({consecutive_failures} consecutive" f" write failures); abandoning connection" ) break # Wake on a refresh request OR a stop, whichever comes first, but no # later than NOWPLAYING_INTERVAL so the media session is re-read on time. # Waking promptly on stop_event is what lets the finally below run # client.disconnect() before the process exits, so the peer gets a clean # GATT disconnect (returns to its waiting screen) instead of being left # frozen on stale data after Quit (SC#3 graceful shutdown). await _wait_first(session.refresh_requested, stop_event, timeout=NOWPLAYING_INTERVAL) finally: _active_session = None # no live session for the panel to push into # Clean GATT disconnect on the way out — this is what tells the peripheral # the link is gone. WinRT can surface a raw OSError (not BleakError) here, # so swallow both; the link tears down regardless once we exit. try: await client.disconnect() except (BleakError, OSError): pass if session.ha: try: await session.ha.aclose() except Exception: pass log("Device disconnected" if not stop_event.is_set() else "Stopping") return used_successfully def _next_backoff(current: int, cap: int) -> int: """D-05: double current backoff value, clamped to cap. Pure helper — unit-testable without driving the main loop. Used by both slow-search (cap=60) and fast-reconnect (cap=RECONNECT_BACKOFF_CAP) regimes. """ return min(current * 2, cap) async def main(tray_state=None) -> None: stop_event = asyncio.Event() loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() # Populate the shared state object so the tray can route Quit through # loop.call_soon_threadsafe (RESEARCH Pitfall 2). Additive — the existing # stop_event = asyncio.Event() line above is unchanged. if tray_state is not None: tray_state.loop = loop tray_state.stop_event = stop_event def _stop(*_args: object) -> None: log("Daemon stopping") stop_event.set() # OS signal handlers can only be installed from the main thread, and # loop.add_signal_handler is unsupported on Windows. When running under the # tray (04-03) the loop lives in a background thread and the tray owns clean # shutdown via stop_event (loop.call_soon_threadsafe), so skip silently there. if threading.current_thread() is threading.main_thread(): for sig in (signal.SIGINT, signal.SIGTERM): try: loop.add_signal_handler(sig, _stop) except NotImplementedError: # Windows: add_signal_handler not supported; fall back to signal.signal try: signal.signal(sig, _stop) except ValueError: # Not the main thread of the main interpreter — tray owns shutdown. pass log("=== Claude Usage Tracker Daemon (BLE, Windows) ===") log(f"Poll interval: {POLL_INTERVAL}s") # D-05: two distinct backoff regimes — slow-search (device absent) vs fast-reconnect (link dropped) search_backoff = 1 # caps at 60s — gentle, for a device that is genuinely absent/off reconnect_backoff = 1 # caps at RECONNECT_BACKOFF_CAP — fast, to clear the 120s SLA after a drop while not stop_event.is_set(): try: device = await scan_for_device() if not device: # Slow-search regime: device was not found by scan — back off gently if tray_state: tray_state.set_scanning() log(f"Device not found, retrying in {search_backoff}s...") try: await asyncio.wait_for(stop_event.wait(), timeout=search_backoff) except asyncio.TimeoutError: pass search_backoff = _next_backoff(search_backoff, 60) continue ok = await connect_and_run(device, stop_event, tray_state) if not ok: # Fast-reconnect regime: had/attempted a link that dropped — retry quickly if tray_state: tray_state.set_scanning() log(f"Connection lost, reconnecting in {reconnect_backoff}s...") try: await asyncio.wait_for(stop_event.wait(), timeout=reconnect_backoff) except asyncio.TimeoutError: pass reconnect_backoff = _next_backoff(reconnect_backoff, RECONNECT_BACKOFF_CAP) else: # Successful session — reset reconnect counter to floor; search_backoff also reset reconnect_backoff = 1 search_backoff = 1 except asyncio.CancelledError: raise except Exception as e: # The whole BLE adapter can disappear (USB dongle unplugged) — bleak/ # WinRT then raises from the scan or the connect. Never let that kill # the loop: log, show Scanning, back off, and keep retrying so # replugging the adapter recovers on its own, no manual restart # (field SC: pulled the dongle -> daemon crashed and stayed down). if tray_state: tray_state.set_scanning() log(f"BLE error ({type(e).__name__}: {e}); retrying in {search_backoff}s...") try: await asyncio.wait_for(stop_event.wait(), timeout=search_backoff) except asyncio.TimeoutError: pass search_backoff = _next_backoff(search_backoff, 60) if __name__ == "__main__": if sys.platform != "win32": print( "Warning: running under Linux/WSL — WinRT BLE will not be available.", file=sys.stderr, ) try: asyncio.run(main()) except KeyboardInterrupt: sys.exit(0)