Status, cache, and refresh
Broxy tracks the health of each server and caches capabilities for stability.
Status values
In the UI, each server can show:
- Disabled: the server is turned off.
- Authorization: Broxy is waiting for OAuth to complete.
- Connecting: Broxy is attempting to connect.
- Available: capabilities were fetched successfully.
- Error: the last refresh failed.
While authorizing, the status line shows Authorization: <seconds> s. While connecting, it shows Connecting: <seconds> s.
If a cached snapshot already exists, the UI keeps Available visible during refreshes and uses a subtle activity indicator instead of switching to Authorization/Connecting.
Capability cache
- Broxy caches capabilities per server.
- If a refresh fails, cached data can still be used.
- The cache is refreshed on a schedule and when you request a manual refresh.
Refresh behavior
- Background refresh uses the interval configured in Settings ("Capabilities refresh").
- Refreshes run in parallel so one slow server does not block others.
- Use the refresh icon on a server card to force a new capability fetch.
What happens on failure
- The server status switches to Error.
- Other servers keep running normally.
- When the server recovers, the next refresh updates the status and capability list.
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