CPA Manager Plus Capability Matrix
Use this page to confirm which features each usage option provides and what evidence each provider can expose. Missing fields remain unknown; CPAMP does not convert missing data into a healthy state, unlimited quota, or success.
By Usage Option
| Capability | CPAMP Lightweight Panel | CPAMP Full Mode |
|---|---|---|
| CPA config, providers, auth files, OAuth, quota, and logs | ✅ | ✅ |
| Plugin management and plugin pages | Depends on CPA/plugin paths | ✅ |
| Browser-local account checks | ✅ | ✅ |
| SQLite request history | ❌ | ✅ |
| Request monitoring and failure diagnosis | ❌ | ✅ |
| Usage and cost analytics | ❌ | ✅ |
| Model prices and API key aliases | ❌ | ✅ |
| Scheduled account inspection and history | ❌ | ✅ |
| Quota cooldowns and account action queue | ❌ | ✅ |
| Login credential | CPA Management Key | CPAMP Admin Key |
| Backups, migration state, and pprof | ❌ | ✅ |
The CPAMP Lightweight Panel is an enhanced WebUI hosted directly by CPA and requires no additional service, just like the official panel. It does not connect to or read Manager Server. Use the Manager Server :18317/management.html entry for the server-backed capabilities in this table.
The Live Demo is not a runtime mode. It only previews the interface with fictional data. It cannot connect to, manage, or monitor a real CPA instance and does not mean the capabilities in this matrix are actually running.
How To Install Full Mode
Docker and native packages provide the same Full Mode capabilities; only the installation method differs.
| Installation | Best for | Panel entry |
|---|---|---|
| Docker deployment (recommended) | Most new users and server deployments | http://<cpamp-host>:18317/management.html |
| Native package deployment | Hosts where Docker is not used | http://<cpamp-host>:18317/management.html |
- Docker users should follow Docker Deployment.
- Linux, macOS, and Windows users should follow Native Packages.
By Account And Provider
| Provider / account type | Configuration | Quota and health evidence | Active inspection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Codex OAuth/Auth File | Provider, auth file, OAuth, and model aliases | Five-hour/weekly windows, reset, workspace, and credential state | Local and server |
| Claude | Provider and OAuth/Auth File | Base quota, weekly quota, and model-scoped limits when returned | Quota read without model requests |
| xAI/Grok OAuth | Provider/Auth File/OAuth | CLI billing, paid OAuth identity fallback, and request-event evidence | Local and server |
| xAI API Key | xai-api-key, priority, models, and key testing | Request results and provider responses | Provider key test |
| Gemini / Vertex / Antigravity / Kimi | Provider, auth file, or OAuth depending on CPA | Provider-specific quota or recent request evidence | Depends on CPA and provider APIs |
| OpenAI-compatible | Base URL, API key, headers, model mapping, and key testing | Request status, latency, redacted failures, and cost | No assumed common quota API |
Data And Automation Boundaries
- CPAMP only uses evidence returned by the provider, exposed by CPA, or safely extracted from request events.
- An HTTP
401/403alone is not enough to auto-disable a credential; explicit credential semantics are required. - Quota cooldowns, inspection, and account actions follow “the owner that disabled is the owner that may restore.”
- Manual disables are never overridden by unrelated automation.
- Cost is estimated from collected requests and model prices; provider billing remains authoritative.
- Requests missed after CPA queue expiry or while Manager Server is offline cannot be recovered.