Struct Row 

pub struct Row {
    pub provider: ProviderId,
    pub label: Option<String>,
    pub email: String,
    pub id: String,
    pub account_uuid: String,
    pub organization_uuid: Option<String>,
    pub signed_in: bool,
    pub parked: Option<Park>,
    pub usage: Option<Snapshot>,
    pub stale: Option<Stale>,
}

Fields

provider: ProviderId

Which tool this account belongs to, or whose live login this row is.

Every row has one, including a login nobody has enrolled and a login that could not be read, so a front end can always say which tool a row is about and what to type to act on it. A hint that said pitboard enroll work --sign-in about a Codex account would have enrolled a Claude Code one.

label: Option<String>

None for a login nothing has enrolled: one that is signed in, or one Pitboard could not pin on any account (see Row::unplaced).

email: String

id: String

What the account’s readings and budget are filed under. Empty where Row::account_uuid is.

account_uuid: String

organization_uuid: Option<String>

The Claude organisation the login is for. None for another tool’s account.

signed_in: bool

parked: Option<Park>

usage: Option<Snapshot>

stale: Option<Stale>

Implementations

impl Row

pub fn lasts(&self, now: i64) -> Option<Lasts<'_>>

How long this account lasts as of now, from its limits’ paces: the question this whole tool exists to answer is which account to use next, and a share alone does not answer it. 73% of a weekly limit is plenty on Saturday and a warning on Monday. An account not in use is not being used, so it lasts until its first reset.

pub fn switchable(&self, now: i64) -> bool

Whether pitboard use would switch to it now.

pub fn key(&self) -> Option<Key>

The account, the way Pitboard tells accounts apart. None for a row nothing has enrolled.

pub fn explanation(&self) -> Option<&'static str>

What to tell a person about Row::stale, in the words of this row’s own tool.

pub fn unplaced(&self) -> bool

A tool’s live login that Pitboard could not pin on any account: one it could not read, or read and could not use. It has no email and no account id, and nothing to type about it but pitboard doctor, so a front end says what it is rather than showing it as an account nobody has enrolled.