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dexdo seller exports independent gateway and upstream uptime, listed offers,
active deals, accepted billable ticks, and upstream request, token and latency
metrics over OTLP. With metrics enabled, periodic readiness probes refresh
upstream availability even without inference traffic. Probes carry purpose=probe so dashboards can filter inference with purpose=inference.
dexdo provision --all-or-none makes the deal's sell offer all-or-none: one
buyer takes all --max-ticks or the offer keeps resting, and a smaller buy
passes it by. The choice is written into the market manifest as "all_or_none": true and into the deal record, and dexdo seller posts that
deal's offer with AON with no flag of its own. A seller holding several deals
posts each with the choice its own record carries. A manifest without the field
is an ordinary deal, and an ordinary manifest is written as before.
dexdo provision --require-funds-for N refuses before deploying anything unless
the note covers N deals of these terms, this one included: N deploy deposits
from the note's ECC[2] gas pocket and N 2P seller bonds from its trading
balance, each checked on its own. Use it on the first of N provisions so a short
note stops before any deal is deployed. Both refusals of the deposit check now
also say how much is short.
dexdo buyer can export metrics over OTLP/gRPC with the same OTEL_*
variables as dexdo seller, off unless OTEL_METRICS_EXPORTER=otlp: errors
and duration of the requests to its local API, and errors and duration of its
connections and gRPC calls to the seller gateway, each labelled with the
model the buyer buys. The README section "Buyer metrics (OpenTelemetry)"
lists the metrics, their labels, an alert on server errors and how a service
that launches buyers sets service.namespace and service.instance.id.
Fixes
Buyer BUY orders now check the note's ECC[2] gas pocket for placement and
automatic buyer-bond calls separately from trading escrow. STOP, dispute and
unopened-deal recovery also require their charge on the buyer note; a funded
TokenContract no longer substitutes for it. If gas is short, top up the buyer
note with dexdo note topup and retry. Operations without a note-forwarding
method in the current contracts still use the TokenContract reserve.
dexdo seller keeps an existing sell offer through temporary model-provider
timeouts and retryable errors, retrying readiness with a pause. If full readiness
does not recover within 60 seconds of the first detected failure, it withdraws
that offer and waits for recovery before offering the same terms again. Repeated
rate-limit responses do not extend this grace period.
Model billing excludes all reported cache reads and cache writes/creation from
buyer charges and seller contract claims. Uncached input, including tool
results, and output, including reasoning and tool calls, remain billable.
Provider usage and cache counts remain visible for diagnostics. Update both
buyer and seller to apply the same billing rule.