Feat: Gateway discount as a multiplier, plus pricing inspection and drift detection - #968
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds host-specific pricing multipliers, pricing diagnostics through the stat server and ChangesPricing multipliers and diagnostics
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participant Operator
participant abctl
participant StatServer
participant PricingRegistry
participant PricingTable
Operator->>abctl: Run pricing --host
abctl->>StatServer: GET /pricing/table?host=...
StatServer->>PricingRegistry: Handle pricing request
PricingRegistry->>PricingTable: Resolve effective rates
PricingTable-->>PricingRegistry: Scaled rates and provenance
PricingRegistry-->>StatServer: JSON pricing description
StatServer-->>abctl: HTTP response
abctl-->>Operator: Render effective pricing
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438-441: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the stale manual-pinning claim.
This paragraph says that every below-list gateway remains overstated until the operator pins it. Lines 409-411 now document shipped gateway multipliers that require no configuration.
Update this paragraph to distinguish gateways with shipped rules from gateways that need a configured multiplier.
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In `@authbridge/authlib/plugins/litellm_budgettrack/drift.go`:
- Line 79: Update the ratio check in the drift evaluation to treat both
tolerance boundaries as silent, so ratios of 0.95 and 1.05 do not emit warnings;
retain warnings only for divergence beyond 5%, and add boundary tests covering
both values.
In `@authbridge/authlib/pricing/describe.go`:
- Line 166: Update the host-effective pricing flow around Resolve and
EffectiveRates so requests above configured prompt thresholds expose the
applicable long-context rate instead of always using the base tier. Apply the
host multiplier to threshold rate data, or pass the prompt-token count through
and clearly expose the selected tier while preserving the existing base-rate
behavior below thresholds.
In `@authbridge/authlib/pricing/multiplier.go`:
- Around line 53-56: Update the multiplier host validation around
validHostPattern in NewMultiplier to apply the same hostKey validation used by
NewTable entries, rejecting patterns that include a port before accepting them.
Preserve existing anyHost handling and error reporting for other invalid host
patterns.
In `@authbridge/authlib/pricing/table.go`:
- Around line 341-351: Update NewTable’s multiplier-rule loading logic to detect
duplicate rules sharing the same normalized host and provenance, and return an
error instead of appending the conflicting multRule. Match the existing
duplicate-rate-row validation behavior, while preserving valid rules with
different hosts or provenance and the multiplierFor specificity logic.
- Around line 414-418: The Resolve logic around multiplierFor must promote
provenance for configured rules even when the multiplier is 1. Update the block
to enter when mprov is not ProvNone, always apply the provenance update, and
only call rates.scale when f differs from 1.
In `@authbridge/cmd/abctl/cmd_pricing.go`:
- Line 74: Update the HTTP request in fetchPricing around c.Get(url) to preserve
the existing 10-second client timeout and explicitly suppress the noctx lint
warning, matching the established bounded http.Client.Get pattern without
changing request behavior.
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In `@authbridge/docs/plugin-catalog.md`:
- Around line 438-441: Update the paragraph around “Bundled rates are VENDOR
LIST” to remove the blanket manual-pinning claim. Distinguish gateways covered
by shipped gateway multipliers from gateways without shipped rules that still
require a host-scoped configured multiplier, while preserving the precedence of
host-scoped entries.
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| if err := validHostPattern(strings.ToLower(m.Host)); err != nil { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("%s: multiplier host pattern %q: %w", what, m.Host, err) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject multiplier host patterns that contain a port.
Request endpoints are matched after their ports are stripped. This validation does not apply the equivalent check used for pricing rows. A rule such as gw.internal:443 can therefore pass startup but never match, which silently leaves the gateway at list price.
Apply the same hostKey validation used by NewTable for entries.
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if !anyHost(m.Host) {
- if err := validHostPattern(strings.ToLower(m.Host)); err != nil {
+ host := strings.ToLower(m.Host)
+ if err := validHostPattern(host); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("%s: multiplier host pattern %q: %w", what, m.Host, err)
}
+ if bare := hostKey(host); bare != host {
+ return fmt.Errorf("%s: multiplier host pattern %q must not include a port; use %q",
+ what, m.Host, bare)
+ }
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| if !anyHost(m.Host) { | |
| if err := validHostPattern(strings.ToLower(m.Host)); err != nil { | |
| return fmt.Errorf("%s: multiplier host pattern %q: %w", what, m.Host, err) | |
| } | |
| if !anyHost(m.Host) { | |
| host := strings.ToLower(m.Host) | |
| if err := validHostPattern(host); err != nil { | |
| return fmt.Errorf("%s: multiplier host pattern %q: %w", what, m.Host, err) | |
| } | |
| if bare := hostKey(host); bare != host { | |
| return fmt.Errorf("%s: multiplier host pattern %q must not include a port; use %q", | |
| what, m.Host, bare) | |
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In `@authbridge/authlib/pricing/multiplier.go` around lines 53 - 56, Update the
multiplier host validation around validHostPattern in NewMultiplier to apply the
same hostKey validation used by NewTable entries, rejecting patterns that
include a port before accepting them. Preserve existing anyHost handling and
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| c := &http.Client{Timeout: 10 * time.Second} | ||
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- resp, err := c.Get(url)
+ resp, err := c.Get(url) //nolint:noctx // bounded by TimeoutfetchPricing already bounds this request with a 10-second client timeout. Match the existing bounded http.Client.Get calls and suppress noctx.
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…d one A gateway discount is a SCALAR, not a rate card. Measured against ete-litellm.ai-models.vpc-int.res.ibm.com by differencing x-litellm-response-cost-original across paired non-streamed calls: input, cache-write, cache-read and output, for opus-5, sonnet-5 and haiku-4-5, all came to exactly 0.7600 of vendor list. Twelve independent figures agreeing to four decimal places. Copying those twelve numbers into config has two costs a multiplier does not: twelve chances to fumble a decimal place, and it goes stale silently the moment Anthropic reprices. The gateway's price is DERIVED from list, so one scalar tracks a repricing automatically once the bundled table is refreshed, while a copied rate card keeps reporting last quarter's numbers with nothing to say it is wrong. pricing.endpoints[].multiplier is that scalar, and a multiplier-only endpoint needs no models block since it scales whatever already resolves — including models no entry names. The measured 0.76 ships as a bundled rule for *.res.ibm.com, and is SCOPED rather than global. A global default would silently understate anyone going straight to api.anthropic.com by 24%, and understating hides spend, which is worse than overstating it. Scoped means both audiences are correct with no configuration: those gateways get the discount, everything else gets list, and an operator with different terms overrides in one line. Verified end to end — a real captured turn (12 in / 169,511 cache-read / 9 out on opus-5) now prices at $0.0646, exactly what the gateway charged, while api.anthropic.com stays at $0.0850. The rule lives in a hand-maintained bundled_multipliers.go, not the generated table: it comes from a commercial agreement rather than LiteLLM's price map, and `make pricing-table` must never be able to clobber it. It is gated on BundledEnabled, because a multiplier on rates you did not ship would scale somebody else's numbers. Thresholds scale too. Missing that would leave a discounted gateway correct below its long-context breakpoint and wrong above it — an unexplained jump in reported cost on exactly the long sessions this is meant to measure. Provenance takes the STRONGER of the rate's and the multiplier's sources. "bundled" is the label meaning "you have told us nothing about this endpoint, expect it to be wrong" — it drives WarnIfUnpinned and abctl's annotation — so an operator who set a multiplier must not be told to go pin rates they have effectively already pinned. I implemented the weaker reading first; it looks conservative and is in fact less informative. The factor is capped at 10. `multiplier: 76` for 0.76 inflates every figure a hundredfold and reads as entirely plausible in a config file; the error says so and suggests the decimal. Also corrects WarnIfUnpinned, which asserted a bare "1.32x" from an unfounded comparison. It now names the measured 0.76x, points at the multiplier as the fix, and says that gateways matching the shipped rule need nothing. Refs rossoctl#910 Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
…h the gateway Three additions that answer the same question from different angles: what rates is this process actually charging, and how would I know if they were wrong. abctl pricing renders the rates in effect, and GET /pricing/table serves them on the diagnostic listener beside /config and /reload/status. The --host form is the one worth having: "which rows exist" is answerable from the source, while "what will this gateway charge me" needs host scoping, specificity, provenance precedence and the discount applied together, which is not something a reader can carry out by eye over 33 rows. This is deliberately NOT the same as writing the rates into the config file, which was the obvious alternative. install.sh writes config only when it is absent, so rates stored there would be frozen at each install's date and never move again, silently — the exact staleness this pricing work existed to remove. The table is made inspectable instead of stored, and the generated config carries a commented block naming the one knob most deployments need, which cannot go stale because it asserts nothing. Drift detection closes the loop. A non-streamed response carries both the gateway's settled cost and the token counts, so the modelled figure can be checked against the real one for free — and for months a gateway billing 0.76x vendor list was reported at list with that discrepancy present in every such response and no signal anywhere. It now warns once per endpoint and model past a 5% tolerance, which absorbs rounding and micro quantization while catching every mistake that matters: a forgotten discount is 32% off, a decimal slip is a factor of ten. Once per endpoint and model, not per request: an agent makes thousands of calls and a per-request warning would bury every other line. The ledger keeps using the authoritative figure — drift is a diagnostic about the rate table, never a reason to distrust the gateway's own number. Streamed responses are silent because their cost header is 0 by design, so there is nothing to compare; that is also why the check matters, since a misconfigured table is otherwise invisible on exactly the traffic an agent generates. A tier with no rate renders "-", never 0.00. pricing.Cost refuses to price a request that used such a tier, so a zero would present a coverage gap as a price of nothing. Tested end to end through the real handler and a real Registry rather than a canned fixture, so the wire shape cannot drift from its producer. Refs rossoctl#910 Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Seven review items, each verified against the code before changing it. - Rates.scale walked r.Thresholds, but Resolve flattens with At(promptTotal) first, so that branch could never see one. Proven by putting a panic in it and watching the whole suite pass — including the test that appeared to cover it, which reaches the same property through At(). Removed rather than left implying a guarantee it did not provide; the comment now credits the ordering that actually holds it. - abctl pricing --host quoted below-threshold rates as if they were the only rates. Four bundled models have a 200k long-context tier, and the host view resolves at prompt size 0, so a long session was shown a figure it is not charged — the failure this package exists to remove, reintroduced by the tool built to inspect it. EffectiveRates now carries longContextAbove, and the renderer marks those rows with a footnote giving the breakpoint. - The drift dedup map was unbounded and keyed on (Host, model), both taken off the request, in a process that runs for weeks. Capped at 256 pairs; at the cap reporting stops and says so once, because dropping the dedup instead would trade bounded memory for unbounded logs, and going quiet without a word would read as the drift having been fixed. - --host went into the URL unescaped, so a "&" or "#" in an operator's host silently truncated the parameter and the proxy answered for a different endpoint. url.Values.Encode now. - Documented that provenance ranks before specificity, so a catch-all multiplier an operator configures beats a specific rule Cortex ships, and that an explicit 1.0 is how to drop a shipped discount. Both are surprising enough to be pinned by tests rather than asserted in prose. - MultiplierRule.Prov said a scaled figure reports the WEAKER of its two sources. It reports the stronger, and has since review; the comment was stale and contradicted table.go. - Replaced Contains(got, "5") in the abctl test: "5" also matches the model name claude-opus-5, so it asserted nothing. Now scoped to the opus-5 row, checking the list rates are there and the discounted ones are not. Also added the measurement method to plugin-catalog.md — a comment cited it as being there and it was not, and an operator on a different gateway needs it to find their own factor. Dropped an unused os.Stdout reference and a typo. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Second review pass. Five code items plus the disclosure marker. - scale passed Thresholds through UNSCALED after the dead branch came out, so one Rates value carried two scales at once. Harmless from Resolve, which always flattens first, but silently wrong for the future caller the comment above it anticipates: At() would fold a list-price premium onto a discounted base. Neither passing them through nor dropping them is right — a discounted gateway discounts its long-context tier too — so they scale, and a direct unit test covers the branch its caller cannot reach. The test asserts the property that makes the ordering safe: scale and At COMMUTE. - lowestThresholdFor had reimplemented Resolve's row ranking verbatim. Two copies would diverge the first time the ranking is touched, and silently — a marker attached to a row other than the one being charged. Extracted Table.bestRow; both call it. - The raw `abctl pricing` view dropped long-context overrides even though the JSON has always carried them, so it presented the below-threshold half of a two-tier row as the whole answer — the same gap as the host view, in the other direction. Overrides now render on a continuation line with their own rates, indented under the row they modify. - The provenance bump sat inside the `f != 1` guard, so an operator writing `multiplier: 1.0` to pin "this endpoint bills at list" was reported as bundled and then told by WarnIfUnpinned to pin the endpoint they had just pinned. Bumped unconditionally; multiplierFor returns ProvNone when nothing matches, so this is a no-op then. - The opus-5 assertion was still vacuous: "5" is a substring of both claude-opus-5 and 25, so Contains proved nothing even scoped to the row. Asserted by column position instead. On the shipped factor: the previous rewording removed the marker that told a maintainer this number is sensitive, while keeping the number. Restored, and stated plainly — it is the fraction of list IBM's internal gateways bill, publishing it is a deliberate call, and a change to that line is a disclosure decision rather than a data refresh. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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- The override assertion used Contains(" 6 "), which depends on the %9s
column padding — it would have failed on a width change while the rate it
checks was correct. Parsed by column instead, which is the pattern the same
commit established ten lines away for the opus-5 row. The helper takes the
line FOLLOWING the model's row rather than scanning for "above" anywhere,
since a continuation line only means anything attached to the row above it;
verified by mutation — dropping the override lines from the renderer fails
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- Dropped the "and not 3.8/19" check: after asserting f[1] == "5" and
f[4] == "25", no other value is reachable, discounted ones included.
- "A deliberate call by the maintainers" was asserted by the file it justifies,
so a reader had no way to check it. Now names the approver and points at the
"Disclosure of the shipped factor" section of cortex#968, which was added to
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Review notes — pricing multiplier, inspection, and drift detection
Nice shape overall: the multiplier-as-a-rule approach reads much better than threading a discount through every rate row, abctl pricing is a genuinely useful inspection surface, and the drift check is a good instinct — a rate table that can silently rot is worth having an alarm on.
Three findings below, all in the substantive code path. Filing as comments rather than blocking: the first one is the one I'd most want your read on, since you know the LiteLLM header semantics better than I do.
Provenance note: these came out of an automated review pass, then I re-verified each one against source before posting. The drift finding is confirmed at the source level (headerCost's actual body on main) but not runtime-confirmed — I did not stand up a gateway and observe the warning fire. If I've misread which endpoints emit which header, that finding collapses and I'd rather hear so.
1. Drift detection looks like it will false-positive on the Anthropic path
checkDrift is gated on source == costevent.SourceGatewayHeader, but headerCost on main reads X-Litellm-Response-Cost and falls back to X-Litellm-Response-Cost-Original, returning only (cost, state) — the identity of the header it read is discarded, and both paths produce headerPositive → SourceGatewayHeader.
Per the constant's own doc comment on main, the bare header is the effective post-discount cost, while the Anthropic /v1/messages endpoint emits only the pre-discount -original variant. If that holds, then on Anthropic traffic the modelled figure is multiplier-scaled while authoritative is list price, so ratio collapses to roughly the factor itself (~0.76) — well outside the 5% tolerance — and the warning advises changing a multiplier that is already correct.
Two things make me fairly confident this case was simply not considered rather than deliberately accepted: this PR's own plugin-catalog.md tells operators to derive the factor by dividing x-litellm-response-cost-original by list (only valid if -original is list), and all five new drift tests set the bare responseCostHeader — the fallback path has no coverage.
Possible direction: have headerCost also report which header it read, then either skip drift or compare against the unscaled figure when the number came from -original.
2. A bundled multiplier also scales operator-pinned per-model rates
An operator who measures their gateway and pins the real rates for a host that also has a bundled multiplier gets those pinned rates scaled again — a ~24% understatement, which is the direction this PR's own rationale calls out as the dangerous one.
The multiplier: 1.0 opt-out is documented as a way to get vendor list, but not as the thing you need when you pin measured rates. Two doc lines in plugin-catalog.md read as actively contrary here: the claim that pinning outranks anything bundled, and that your gateway prices at your pinned rates. Both hold for un-multiplied hosts and not for multiplied ones.
The mitigations do work — abctl pricing --host surfaces multiplierFrom=bundled, and drift catches a >5% gap — so this is a docs-and-a-sentence issue rather than a code defect. Worth making the interaction explicit in the per-model section.
3. abctl pricing footer can contradict the row above it
The multiplier footer says "rates above are vendor list scaled by it" unconditionally, but the rates may be operator-configured rather than vendor list. A row reading configured directly above that sentence is confusing. Keying the wording off the row's provenance would fix it.
Also noted, not blocking
- The drift dedup key is built from raw
pctx.Host, while rate resolution lowercases and strips ports — so case and port variants of the same host occupy separateseenentries, meaning the same drift can warn more than once per endpoint/model and the 256-key budget drains faster than expected. - Reaching
maxDriftKeyssetscappedwith no reset path, so drift reporting is off for the remaining process lifetime. The comment says this is deliberate; flagging only because in a long-lived proxy, enough distinct client-supplied hosts would quietly retire a spend-correctness check.
Supply-chain surface is clean: no agent/IDE config paths touched, no new dependencies, no workflow changes, all commits signed off, CI green.
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…pinned rates Addresses @esnible's review and CodeRabbit's inline findings. The drift false-positive (esnible rossoctl#1) does not happen, but the comment that implied it does was wrong and is the reason the finding was filed. MEASURED against the gateway (LiteLLM 1.85.5), 16 in + 4 out of claude-opus-5: /v1/chat/completions both headers present, both 0.00013680000000000002 /v1/messages only -original, same value List for those tokens is 0.00018, so both figures are 0.76x list — i.e. "-original" is what the gateway CHARGED, not a pre-discount price, and the fallback compares like with like. "Original" refers to LiteLLM's own discount/margin layer (reported in adjacent headers, 0.0 here), not to the commercial discount. The constant's doc comment said the opposite; corrected with the measurement recorded. What the finding did surface is a real gap: on a gateway that DOES run that layer, the fallback figure is pre-adjustment. checkDrift now declines to compare in that case rather than blaming the rate table for the gateway's own arithmetic. And the fallback path had no drift coverage at all — every existing test set the bare header — so it has tests now, including the adjusted case. - A multiplier weaker than the rates it would scale is dropped (esnible rossoctl#2). An operator who measures their gateway and pins per-model rates was having the shipped 0.76 applied on top: a 24% UNDERSTATEMENT, the direction this package treats as dangerous. Framed as provenance, not a bundled special case — a scalar derived from list may only scale list-derived rates. A configured multiplier still applies to configured rates. - `abctl pricing --host` no longer calls operator-pinned rates "vendor list" in the footer (esnible rossoctl#3); the wording follows what the rows say. - Multiplier rules now get both checks rate rows already had (CodeRabbit): a port in the pattern can never match, and two rules with one host and provenance silently drop a factor. Both fail toward leaving a discounted gateway at list. - The host view carries the above-threshold rates, scaled, on a continuation line (CodeRabbit) — naming the breakpoint alone left the operator to apply the discount by hand, which is this command's job. - Drift's dedup key normalizes the host through pricing.EndpointKey, so `GW.internal:443` and `gw.internal` are one endpoint, and Configure clears the reporter — a reload is the way out of the cap, and quite possibly the operator acting on the warning. - The tolerance period is inclusive: the contract says "more than 5%" and the code warned AT 5%. Mutation-checked; the ratio computes to exactly 1.050x. - Doc snippet pins `--proto '=https'` so a mistyped URL cannot put a bearer token on the wire in cleartext (CodeRabbit). Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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Summary
Makes gateway pricing accurate by default and inspectable at runtime, on top of the
consolidation in #928.
The starting point was a measurement. Differencing
x-litellm-response-cost-originalacross paired non-streamed calls against
ete-litellm.ai-models.vpc-int.res.ibm.com:Twelve figures agreeing to four decimal places. A gateway discount is a scalar, not a
rate card — so it is expressed as one.
Key changes:
pricing.endpoints[].multiplier— scales every rate that resolves for those hosts,tiers and long-context thresholds included. One number instead of twelve, and it tracks
upstream repricing: the gateway's price is derived from list, so refreshing the bundled
table moves both together. A copied rate card freezes today's numbers and goes stale
with nothing to say it has.
*.res.ibm.com, scoped rather thanglobal. A global default would silently understate anyone going straight to
api.anthropic.comby 24%, and understating hides spend. Scoped, both audiences areright with no configuration.
abctl pricingandGET /pricing/table[?host=]show the rates in effect, withprovenance.
litellm-budget-track: when the modelled cost diverges from thegateway's own by more than 5%, warn once per endpoint and model.
pricing:block in the generated config, so the knob is visible withoutreading docs.
Verified end to end: a real captured turn (12 input / 169,511 cache-read / 9 output on
opus-5) now prices at $0.0646 — exactly what the gateway charged — while
api.anthropic.comstays at $0.0850 list.Why not write the rates into the config file
That was the obvious alternative and it is a trap.
install.shwrites the config onlywhen absent (
:1111), so rates stored there would be frozen at each install's date andnever move again, silently — the exact staleness #928 existed to remove. It would also
take the config from 65 lines to ~242, and leave no sane answer to "config says 3.80,
binary says 5.00, which wins?"
So the table is made inspectable rather than stored, and the config carries only the
knob, as comments that cannot go stale because they assert nothing.
Two things the measurement turned up
/model/infois 403 for a scoped virtual key — "Virtual key is not allowed to callthis route. Only allowed to call routes:
['llm_api_routes']". The rate-discoveryfeature deferred from #928 would not have worked on this gateway even if built and even
with a key mounted. Its cost/benefit rejection stands on stronger ground than the one
given at the time.
Haiku's cache accounting looks broken gateway-side. Two calls, one writing 18,388
tokens and one reading them, returned an identical cost — those tokens billed at zero.
Haiku's input and output rates are solid; only its cache tiers are unmeasurable. Applying
the multiplier uniformly (as decided) will slightly overstate haiku cache traffic until
that is fixed gateway-side, and the drift check is what will keep surfacing it.
Corrections to merged content
WarnIfUnpinnedandtool-prune-plugin.mdasserted a bare1.32xderived fromcomparing hand-measured rates against current list, when the repo's own comment claimed
"roughly 4x". Both were reasoning where a measurement was available. The figure is now
measured, and the text says
0.76x of listwith the multiplier as the fix.Testing
authliband 5 other modules build, vet andgo test -racecleangolangci-lint --new-from-rev=upstream/mainreports 0 issues inauthlibandabctlabctl pricingis tested end to end through the real handler and a realRegistry,not a canned fixture, so the wire shape cannot drift from its producer
One pre-existing failure is untouched and unrelated:
cmd/abctl TestRunExec_BeforeFirstStartRunsAndSaysWhatIsLostfails identically on cleanmainwith these changes stashed. It arrived withabctl exec(#916) and reports~/.cortex/ca/bundle.crt"does not exist" when the file is present.Disclosure of the shipped factor
bundledMultiplierspublishes0.76bound to*.res.ibm.com— i.e. it states in apublic Apache-2.0 repository that IBM's internal LiteLLM gateways bill 76% of Anthropic's
list price. That is a deliberate decision, taken by @huang195 as maintainer, on the basis
that the factor is not confidential; it is recorded here rather than only in code so the
comment in
bundled_multipliers.gohas something checkable to point at.Scope of what is disclosed: the host pattern (already present on
mainin five files,including
docs/laptop-service.mdandauthlib/tlsbridge/decision_test.go), the factor,and the per-model rates that follow from it. Widening the pattern to other gateways, or
changing the factor, should be treated as a fresh disclosure decision and not a data
refresh.
Related issue(s)
Refs #910
Assisted-By: Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
abctl pricingcommand, with host-specific effective rates and JSON output.Bug Fixes
Documentation