---
title: "Chat Quota"
method: GET
path: "/api/chat/quota"
tags: ["chat"]
---

# Chat Quota

`GET /api/chat/quota`

## Request

- Base URL: `https://fojin.app` (the document declares no server; this is the origin it was published from)
- URL: `https://fojin.app/api/chat/quota`
- Auth: HTTP bearer

Get daily chat quota for the current user or anonymous visitor.

获取当前用户或匿名用户的每日问答配额。

``authenticated`` exists because the two branches below are otherwise
indistinguishable to the caller, and that ambiguity shipped a user-visible
lie. ``get_optional_user`` returns ``None`` for a *missing* token and for an
expired or otherwise invalid one alike (see ``resolve_optional_user``), so a
logged-in reader whose 8-hour JWT had quietly expired fell through to the
anonymous branch and was served ``limit: 10``. The client still had the user
object in its persisted store, so it rendered the *logged-in* low-quota
warning around the *anonymous* number — a reader with 199 of 200 questions
left was told 10 remained. The same expiry silently demotes them on
``/chat/stream`` too (IP-shared quota, session not saved to their account),
which is the part worth surfacing.

With this flag the client can tell "you are a guest" from "your session
expired" and say so, instead of inventing a quota.

## Response `200`

Successful Response

- unknown

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