yetone 520a2425fc gateway(routing groups, affinity) + gui(routing): routing groups — several models, from one provider or many, that an agent picks as one (group/<id>), routed over all their members' keys and accounts together, smart, in order, in turn or least used first; a model more than one provider serves is a group magpie finds on its own, and becomes the user's once changed. Affinity keeps a conversation with the key or account that answered it — for the session, within a turn, never, or by default while what the vendor read from its cache is worth keeping and not yet cold — so the prompt cache holds; in turn now spreads turns rather than requests, a turn's tool results staying where it began. The Routing view shows each agent's requests in its own colour, the magpie flying them through the gateway's box rather than jumping across it, groups and why a conversation stayed or moved; and a Hide emails switch blurs the email addresses on the page, for a screenshot to share

2026-09-25 04:07:40 +08:00

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assets

gateway(routing groups, affinity) + gui(routing): routing groups — several models, from one provider or many, that an agent picks as one (group/<id>), routed over all their members' keys and accounts together, smart, in order, in turn or least used first; a model more than one provider serves is a group magpie finds on its own, and becomes the user's once changed. Affinity keeps a conversation with the key or account that answered it — for the session, within a turn, never, or by default while what the vendor read from its cache is worth keeping and not yet cold — so the prompt cache holds; in turn now spreads turns rather than requests, a turn's tool results staying where it began. The Routing view shows each agent's requests in its own colour, the magpie flying them through the gateway's box rather than jumping across it, groups and why a conversation stayed or moved; and a Hide emails switch blurs the email addresses on the page, for a screenshot to share

2026-09-25 04:07:40 +08:00

api.go

gui(panel): no dark band at the bottom while the tray panel grows — WebKit draws the page a frame or two after the panel's frame moves and filled the new edge with its own dark background; on the Mac the panel's webview now draws no background of its own and the page's colour is painted in a view under it that the system sizes with the panel, so the new edge comes in the page's colour until the page catches up. It looks as before; a change of theme fades it along; elsewhere, or when the webview won't, the page paints itself as it did

2026-09-25 02:19:32 +08:00

app.go

gui(panel): the tray panel's height glides with the agents' scroll as it unrolls and rolls up, on the same beat and curve, its top edge held under the menu bar — on the Mac the system animates the frame on its own display clock, elsewhere it steps a frame at a time; a fit that doesn't ask to glide still sizes at once, and make dev shells from before still size

2026-09-25 01:53:21 +08:00

bus_linux.go

import: magpie://import links add a provider after the user confirms

2026-09-24 12:17:45 +08:00

bus_other.go

import: magpie://import links add a provider after the user confirms

2026-09-24 12:17:45 +08:00

dev_off.go

dev: a Go change under make dev rebuilds and restarts only the backend — the API and the gateway — behind windows and a tray that stay up, and the page refreshes what it shows in place, keeping its tab and anything open; a build that fails leaves the running backend be (build/dev.sh)

2026-09-25 01:14:56 +08:00

dev_on.go

gui(panel): no dark band at the bottom while the tray panel grows — WebKit draws the page a frame or two after the panel's frame moves and filled the new edge with its own dark background; on the Mac the panel's webview now draws no background of its own and the page's colour is painted in a view under it that the system sizes with the panel, so the new edge comes in the page's colour until the page catches up. It looks as before; a change of theme fades it along; elsewhere, or when the webview won't, the page paints itself as it did

2026-09-25 02:19:32 +08:00

glide_darwin.go

gui(panel): no dark band at the bottom while the tray panel grows — WebKit draws the page a frame or two after the panel's frame moves and filled the new edge with its own dark background; on the Mac the panel's webview now draws no background of its own and the page's colour is painted in a view under it that the system sizes with the panel, so the new edge comes in the page's colour until the page catches up. It looks as before; a change of theme fades it along; elsewhere, or when the webview won't, the page paints itself as it did

2026-09-25 02:19:32 +08:00

glide_other.go

gui(panel): no dark band at the bottom while the tray panel grows — WebKit draws the page a frame or two after the panel's frame moves and filled the new edge with its own dark background; on the Mac the panel's webview now draws no background of its own and the page's colour is painted in a view under it that the system sizes with the panel, so the new edge comes in the page's colour until the page catches up. It looks as before; a change of theme fades it along; elsewhere, or when the webview won't, the page paints itself as it did

2026-09-25 02:19:32 +08:00

glide_test.go

gui(panel): no dark band at the bottom while the tray panel grows — WebKit draws the page a frame or two after the panel's frame moves and filled the new edge with its own dark background; on the Mac the panel's webview now draws no background of its own and the page's colour is painted in a view under it that the system sizes with the panel, so the new edge comes in the page's colour until the page catches up. It looks as before; a change of theme fades it along; elsewhere, or when the webview won't, the page paints itself as it did

2026-09-25 02:19:32 +08:00

glide.go

gui(panel): no dark band at the bottom while the tray panel grows — WebKit draws the page a frame or two after the panel's frame moves and filled the new edge with its own dark background; on the Mac the panel's webview now draws no background of its own and the page's colour is painted in a view under it that the system sizes with the panel, so the new edge comes in the page's colour until the page catches up. It looks as before; a change of theme fades it along; elsewhere, or when the webview won't, the page paints itself as it did

2026-09-25 02:19:32 +08:00

groups.go

gateway(routing groups, affinity) + gui(routing): routing groups — several models, from one provider or many, that an agent picks as one (group/<id>), routed over all their members' keys and accounts together, smart, in order, in turn or least used first; a model more than one provider serves is a group magpie finds on its own, and becomes the user's once changed. Affinity keeps a conversation with the key or account that answered it — for the session, within a turn, never, or by default while what the vendor read from its cache is worth keeping and not yet cold — so the prompt cache holds; in turn now spreads turns rather than requests, a turn's tool results staying where it began. The Routing view shows each agent's requests in its own colour, the magpie flying them through the gateway's box rather than jumping across it, groups and why a conversation stayed or moved; and a Hide emails switch blurs the email addresses on the page, for a screenshot to share

2026-09-25 04:07:40 +08:00

icon.png

logo: a round magpie in black and white, drawn from one SVG

2026-09-24 01:09:59 +08:00

importapps.go

providers: import from other apps — the add sheet's Import… reads the providers CC Switch (its database, or the older config.json) and Alma have set up, read-only, and lists them to pick from: what magpie has already is marked, a key for a vendor that is already here can join it as another key, an id in use is kept beside or replaced, and sign-ins, Azure, Gemini-protocol relays and entries pointing at magpie itself are shown but not offered; keys are read again on import and only reach the window masked

2026-09-24 18:48:08 +08:00

importlink_test.go

provider: an import link can name the vendor's own icon

2026-09-24 17:13:03 +08:00

importlink.go

provider: an import link can name the vendor's own icon

2026-09-24 17:13:03 +08:00

providers.go

gateway(routing groups, affinity) + gui(routing): routing groups — several models, from one provider or many, that an agent picks as one (group/<id>), routed over all their members' keys and accounts together, smart, in order, in turn or least used first; a model more than one provider serves is a group magpie finds on its own, and becomes the user's once changed. Affinity keeps a conversation with the key or account that answered it — for the session, within a turn, never, or by default while what the vendor read from its cache is worth keeping and not yet cold — so the prompt cache holds; in turn now spreads turns rather than requests, a turn's tool results staying where it began. The Routing view shows each agent's requests in its own colour, the magpie flying them through the gateway's box rather than jumping across it, groups and why a conversation stayed or moved; and a Hide emails switch blurs the email addresses on the page, for a screenshot to share

2026-09-25 04:07:40 +08:00

scheme_linux.go

import: magpie://import links add a provider after the user confirms

2026-09-24 12:17:45 +08:00

scheme_other.go

import: magpie://import links add a provider after the user confirms

2026-09-24 12:17:45 +08:00

scheme_windows.go

import: magpie://import links add a provider after the user confirms

2026-09-24 12:17:45 +08:00

trace.go

gateway(routing, live): the Gateway view plays what routing does with each request as it happens — the site's Model Routing stage, driven by the gateway's own trace: the agent, magpie with the provider's routing, and its accounts or keys in the order routing weighed them, each saying what it was weighed by (how much is used and when it renews, kept for last, not known yet, resting and until when, left out as its plan doesn't list the model); a request travels to the one put first, one that fails shows what it answered and hands it on, and the story beside it says why the first went first, why each other stands where it does, how long a failed one rests and what said so, and what the agent got; recent requests can be picked to see how each was routed, and the counts are the gateway's since it started. Nothing is worked out again in the page: the gateway records each decision where it makes it. A vendor's Retry-After and rate-limit reset headers now come through with its error, so a rate-limited key or account rests as long as the vendor says rather than a minute

2026-09-25 02:28:32 +08:00

tray.png

logo: a round magpie in black and white, drawn from one SVG

2026-09-24 01:09:59 +08:00

update.go

update: Update updates magpie in place — a click downloads the new version and restarts into it, asking for the password when magpie can't replace itself, instead of opening the release page; only a magpie running from its disk image or a temporary copy is sent to the download page, with why

2026-09-25 01:35:24 +08:00

usage.go

usage: the Usage page shows what is left on an API key beside the subscriptions' allowances — DeepSeek, Kimi, OpenRouter and SiliconFlow are asked by their hosts, and any custom provider can name its balance endpoint and where the amount sits in the reply (Balance URL / field in the editor, balance= / balance.path= in the CLI), each key it has on asked with itself; magpie provider <id> prints it too (#40)

2026-09-25 01:12:18 +08:00