fix(observability): classify DeepSeek 'Insufficient Balance' 402 as user-state (Sentry TAURI-RUST-4ZF)

[CodeGhost21]

Summary

Add "insufficient balance" to is_provider_config_rejection_message's PHRASES array (src/openhuman/inference/provider/config_rejection.rs). A user's custom BYO-key DeepSeek provider returns HTTP 402 {"error":{"message":"… Insufficient Balance …"}} when their DeepSeek account balance is exhausted. Pure user-billing state — the remediation is "top up the DeepSeek account", which Sentry has no way to act on.

Targets Sentry TAURI-RUST-4ZF (domain=llm_provider, operation=native_chat, status=402, provider=custom, model=ds/deepseek-v4-flash).

Why this belongs in the existing classifier

This is the same class as the OpenRouter S5 "requires more credits" 402 already in the list — third-party BYO-key provider reporting the user is out of credits. Different upstream, different wire token:

Sentry ID	Provider	Wire token	Status
S5 (existing)	OpenRouter	requires more credits	402
4ZF (this PR)	DeepSeek	Insufficient Balance	402

The OpenHuman backend's own balance gate is handled separately by is_budget_exhausted_message (different body shape), so there's no backend false-positive risk: "Insufficient Balance" is a DeepSeek-specific token our backend never emits. The matcher is case-insensitive (body.to_ascii_lowercase()), so capitalisation variants are covered.

Tests

• detects_insufficient_balance_402_family — verbatim TAURI-RUST-4ZF wire shape (truncated body from issue 5679) + a bare upstream envelope.
• Existing ignores_transient_and_server_and_unrelated stays green — its negative case "insufficient budget — add credits" does NOT match ("budget" ≠ "balance"), so the new phrase doesn't over-reach.

Related

PR #2796 (Sentry TAURI-RUST-35 family, "does not support tools") also appends to this PHRASES array, but at a different position (end of list vs. next to the S5 entry) — no merge conflict expected.

Test plan

• cargo test detects_insufficient_balance_402_family — passes
• cargo test config_rejection — 7 tests pass, 0 regressions
• cargo check --manifest-path Cargo.toml --bin openhuman-core — passes
• cargo fmt --check — clean

Note on push: the pre-push hook failed on pre-existing ESLint warnings in app/src/components/BootCheckGate/BootCheckGate.tsx and RotatingTetrahedronCanvas.tsx (react-hooks/set-state-in-effect) — frontend React files untouched by this Rust-only change. Pushed with --no-verify per the CLAUDE.md guidance for unrelated pre-existing breakage.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved detection of DeepSeek 402 "Insufficient Balance" errors so the app now recognizes and surfaces account balance–related failures more reliably, yielding clearer feedback to affected users.

• Tests

  • Added automated coverage to ensure detection of truncated and wrapped 402 error responses.

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Walkthrough

This PR extends the provider configuration-rejection classifier to recognize DeepSeek custom BYO-key 402 failures where the upstream error message contains "Insufficient Balance". Changes include module documentation, adding the "insufficient balance" substring to the matcher, and a unit test covering two 402 wire-body variants.

Changes

DeepSeek Balance Exhaustion Classification

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Balance exhaustion detection and validation src/openhuman/inference/provider/config_rejection.rs	Module documentation adds the DeepSeek TAURI-RUST-4ZF example phrase. is_provider_config_rejection_message adds a case-insensitive "insufficient balance" substring match. A new test detects_insufficient_balance_402_family validates detection for both a truncated custom API 402 wire body and a bare upstream error envelope.

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Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~20 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• tinyhumansai/openhuman#2239: Also extends is_provider_config_rejection_message to add an "insufficient balance"-style match and related tests.
• tinyhumansai/openhuman#2830: Adds additional substring matches to is_provider_config_rejection_message with accompanying unit tests (similar classifier extensions).
• tinyhumansai/openhuman#2813: Extends is_provider_config_rejection_message with new provider error substring tokens and tests, affecting the same detection logic.

Suggested labels

rust-core, sentry-traced-bug

Suggested reviewers

• graycyrus
• senamakel

🐰 I sniffed the stack and sniffed the line,
"Insufficient Balance" now rings the chime,
Tests hop in, docs sparkle bright,
DeepSeek's 402s we now cite,
A tiny rabbit cheers the fix tonight.

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[graycyrus]

Clean fix. The "insufficient balance" phrase sits correctly next to the OpenRouter S5 entry — same class of user-billing 402, just a different upstream token. Case-insensitive lowercasing is already in place so capitalisation variants are covered without any extra work.

Two things I verified:

1. False-positive risk — the PR's claim that the backend never emits this token holds. is_budget_exhausted_message handles our own balance gate with a different body shape, so there's no path where our own error gets misclassified as a provider config rejection.

2. Test coverage — detects_insufficient_balance_402_family covers both the verbatim Sentry wire body (nested escaping and all) and the bare upstream envelope. The existing negative case "insufficient budget — add credits" confirms the phrase doesn't over-reach. That's the right set of cases.

Approved.

[oxoxDev]

Author: @CodeGhost21 (MEMBER — core team)

Doc-comment claim "the OpenHuman backend balance gate is handled separately by is_budget_exhausted_message, which never emits this DeepSeek-specific token" is misleading — is_budget_exhausted_message (billing_error.rs:13) also matches "insufficient balance". The two classifiers share this token.

Dispatcher precedence in core/observability.rs::expected_error_kind:

• L199: is_provider_config_rejection_message → ProviderConfigRejection ← runs first, catches this now
• L205: is_budget_exhausted_message → BudgetExhausted ← previously caught it

Any message containing "insufficient balance" reaching the central dispatcher (agent.run_single / web_channel.run_chat_task re-reports) now classifies as ProviderConfigRejection instead of BudgetExhausted. Backend-direct path (api/rest.rs:582) unaffected — it calls is_budget_exhausted_message independently before expected_error_kind.

Net behavioural impact: both demote to tracing::info! and suppress Sentry, so no event-volume regression. Only observable change is the telemetry kind tag flipping from "budget" to "provider_config_rejection" for the re-reported backend case. Silent shift for any downstream consumer that filters/dashboards on kind.

Requested change — rewrite the doc-comment to acknowledge the overlap + pin the precedence claim:

// TAURI-RUST-4ZF — DeepSeek (custom BYO-key) 402 when the user's
// DeepSeek account balance is exhausted. Body carries the upstream
// `{"error":{"message":"Insufficient Balance",...}}` envelope.
// NOTE: `is_budget_exhausted_message` also matches this token, but
// the `expected_error_kind` dispatcher checks
// `is_provider_config_rejection_message` first (observability.rs:199)
// so this routes to `ProviderConfigRejection` (kind="provider_config_rejection")
// rather than `BudgetExhausted` (kind="budget"). Both demote to
// info-level — no Sentry-volume regression — but downstream consumers
// that filter on the `kind` tag will see the rename.
// Backend balance gate at `api/rest.rs:582` is unaffected:
// it calls `is_budget_exhausted_message` independently before
// `expected_error_kind` is reached.
"insufficient balance",

Also add a dispatcher-level test pinning the precedence:

#[test]
fn insufficient_balance_routes_to_provider_config_rejection_not_budget() {
    // Pins the dispatcher precedence in observability.rs:199 vs 205 —
    // both classifiers match this token, accidental reorder would flip
    // the `kind` tag silently.
    assert_eq!(
        expected_error_kind("Insufficient Balance"),
        Some(ExpectedErrorKind::ProviderConfigRejection),
    );
}

Verified / looks good

• is_provider_config_rejection_http (ops.rs:506) gates on status {400, 404, 422} only — 402 isn't allowed, so ops.rs-level provider HTTP demotion path unaffected by this token.
• Web channel caller (web.rs:668) calls is_provider_config_rejection_message directly without status gate — for 4ZF body, demotion is desired.
• Test covers both wrapped wire shape (verbatim 4ZF) + bare upstream envelope.
• Case-insensitive matching at the matcher entry — sufficient.
• 1 file, additions only. coderabbit + graycyrus APPROVED. CI 30/30 green.

Happy to flip to approve once the doc-rewrite + precedence test land.

Doc-comment corrected: added NOTE about is_budget_exhausted_message overlap and expected_error_kind precedence (commit 63dbb16).

[M3gA-Mind]

PR #2809 — fix(observability): classify DeepSeek 'Insufficient Balance' 402 as user-state

Walkthrough

Clean, single-phrase addition to is_provider_config_rejection_message. The DeepSeek BYO-key 402 "Insufficient Balance" body is the same user-billing class as the OpenRouter S5 "requires more credits" 402 already in the list — correct placement, correct comment style, correct test coverage.

One doc-comment fix was applied: the original comment claimed is_budget_exhausted_message "never emits this DeepSeek-specific token", but billing_error.rs:13 already contains "insufficient balance". The comment now accurately notes the overlap and explains that expected_error_kind checks is_provider_config_rejection_message first (observability.rs:199 vs :205), so re-reported errors route to ProviderConfigRejection — both paths suppress Sentry at info-level, only the telemetry kind tag differs.

Changes

File	Summary
src/openhuman/inference/provider/config_rejection.rs	Add "insufficient balance" phrase; fix doc-comment overlap claim

Verified / looks good

• Phrase placed adjacent to the existing OpenRouter S5 entry — same semantic class.
• Case-insensitive lowercasing already handles capitalisation variants.
• detects_insufficient_balance_402_family covers verbatim Sentry wire body and bare envelope.
• ignores_transient_and_server_and_unrelated negative case "insufficient budget — add credits" confirms no over-reach ("budget" ≠ "balance").
• All CI checks pass (coverage gate, Rust quality, tests).