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fix(pricing): apply timestamp-aware DeepSeek V4 rates - #1679
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Apply the August 16 cutoff and UTC weekday peak windows to direct DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro token pricing. Thread event timestamps through adapter cost calculations while retaining provider and reseller mappings and the existing no-timestamp API. Document historical schedules and cover cache, mode, override, and mixed-period behavior. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Keep per-event timestamp buckets for Codex model and originator totals so mixed DeepSeek schedule windows remain priced independently. Apply scheduled cache creation after direct lookups, reapply only explicitly supplied override fields, and retain raw OpenClaw pricing identities behind decorated display names. Remove the obsolete public usage-cost helper re-export and document calculate mode. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Affected OpenCode and Google-provider events may be billed with scheduled DeepSeek rates even when an exact provider-specific rate is available, causing incorrect cost reports. Merge should wait for the precedence fix or explicit owner acceptance of this bounded reporting risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UsageAdapter
participant CostCalculator
participant PricingMap
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UsageAdapter->>CostCalculator: usage and recorded timestamp
CostCalculator->>PricingMap: find_at(model, timestamp)
PricingMap-->>CostCalculator: scheduled model rates
CostCalculator-->>Report: calculated usage cost
Report-->>UsageAdapter: aggregated cost result
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Reviewed changes This review covers the timestamp-aware DeepSeek V4 pricing implementation and its propagation through adapter, aggregation, override, and documentation paths.
- Scheduled rates — Direct DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro lookups select legacy, off-peak, or UTC weekday peak rates using each event timestamp, including normalized cache-creation rates.
- Adapter propagation — Token-based cost calculations now pass event timestamps through the affected adapters while preserving stored-cost behavior for Display and Auto modes.
- Codex aggregation — Model and originator usage retain timestamp buckets and service-tier metadata so mixed pricing periods are calculated independently.
- Overrides and model identity — Explicit pricing override fields remain authoritative, provider-prefixed IDs remain static, and decorated OpenClaw/Pi display names resolve their raw pricing identities.
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In `@rust/adapters/droid/src/parser.rs`:
- Line 153: Update the pricing timestamp handling around entry.timestamp so
filesystem modification time is never used to select a scheduled rate. Preserve
an explicitly recorded providerLockTimestamp when present, but pass None when
entry.timestamp comes only from settings-file metadata.
In `@rust/adapters/kilo/src/parser.rs`:
- Line 213: Update the candidate-selection logic in the parser around
pricing.find and the subsequent find_at call so provider-qualified identities
are chosen only when they have an exact pricing entry; if no exact qualified
match exists, retain the raw model identity and allow the DeepSeek schedule
lookup to proceed.
In `@rust/adapters/opencode/src/parser.rs`:
- Line 337: Update the OpenCode parser’s timestamp handling around
calculate_cost_for_usage_at to preserve whether time.created was absent: keep
the optional recorded timestamp separate from any epoch fallback, and pass None
for timestamp-less DeepSeek V4 entries. Retain the concrete epoch fallback only
for display fields that require a TimestampMs.
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<violation number="1" location="rust/adapters/codex/src/report.rs:302">
P3: `timestamped_usage` is populated and priced for every model, but only `deepseek-v4-flash`/`deepseek-v4-pro` have time-dependent rates. `accumulate_codex_event_into_model_usage` inserts a per-millisecond BTreeMap entry for every event (in both the model and source buckets), and `calculate_codex_model_cost` then runs the per-timestamp `find_at` path for any model with a non-empty map — even though `find_at` returns identical pricing for all other models. For large sessions this retains one map entry per event per bucket (cloned again by `source_groups_for_group`) and replaces one cached `find` with N `find_at` calls per model. Gate the timestamped accumulation/cost path on models with time-dependent pricing (e.g., expose a `has_time_dependent_rates(model)` helper from the pricing schedule) so non-DeepSeek models keep the single-lookup path.</violation>
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| speed: impl Into<CodexSpeedPolicy>, | ||
| ) -> f64 { | ||
| let speed = speed.into(); | ||
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P3: timestamped_usage is populated and priced for every model, but only deepseek-v4-flash/deepseek-v4-pro have time-dependent rates. accumulate_codex_event_into_model_usage inserts a per-millisecond BTreeMap entry for every event (in both the model and source buckets), and calculate_codex_model_cost then runs the per-timestamp find_at path for any model with a non-empty map — even though find_at returns identical pricing for all other models. For large sessions this retains one map entry per event per bucket (cloned again by source_groups_for_group) and replaces one cached find with N find_at calls per model. Gate the timestamped accumulation/cost path on models with time-dependent pricing (e.g., expose a has_time_dependent_rates(model) helper from the pricing schedule) so non-DeepSeek models keep the single-lookup path.
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<comment>`timestamped_usage` is populated and priced for every model, but only `deepseek-v4-flash`/`deepseek-v4-pro` have time-dependent rates. `accumulate_codex_event_into_model_usage` inserts a per-millisecond BTreeMap entry for every event (in both the model and source buckets), and `calculate_codex_model_cost` then runs the per-timestamp `find_at` path for any model with a non-empty map — even though `find_at` returns identical pricing for all other models. For large sessions this retains one map entry per event per bucket (cloned again by `source_groups_for_group`) and replaces one cached `find` with N `find_at` calls per model. Gate the timestamped accumulation/cost path on models with time-dependent pricing (e.g., expose a `has_time_dependent_rates(model)` helper from the pricing schedule) so non-DeepSeek models keep the single-lookup path.</comment>
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@@ -286,21 +298,67 @@ pub fn calculate_codex_model_cost(
speed: impl Into<CodexSpeedPolicy>,
) -> f64 {
+ let speed = speed.into();
+ if !usage.timestamped_usage.is_empty() {
+ return usage
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Keep recorded timestamps separate from display fallbacks, select provider-qualified Kilo pricing only for exact entries, and keep cumulative OpenCode aggregates on static pricing. Apply the DeepSeek schedule after alias resolution and synchronize its long-context fields. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Document that OpenClaw calculate mode combines LiteLLM and models.dev pricing data for model resolution and timestamp-aware DeepSeek rates. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Normalize direct DeepSeek separator spellings before selecting the historical schedule, keep provider-qualified models on static pricing, and avoid retaining per-timestamp Codex buckets for models whose pricing is static. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Only prioritize a provider-qualified Hermes model when its pricing entry is exact, so fuzzy provider matches cannot bypass the raw model's timestamp-aware schedule. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Use epsilon comparisons for timestamp-aware cost values so equivalent floating-point results pass on Darwin arm64 as well as other platforms. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Document models.dev alongside LiteLLM and the built-in historical schedules as a pricing source for calculate mode. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Let Hermes recognise provider-qualified model ids from the enabled network and embedded models.dev fallbacks while keeping fuzzy matches out of candidate selection, so exact provider pricing takes precedence over a raw timestamp-aware DeepSeek schedule. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Use separator-normalized full-key equality for the primary, network, and embedded models.dev tiers while retaining exact-only disambiguation and excluding substring fuzzy matches. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Update the DeepSeek regression for separator-normalized provider pricing and retain a genuinely longer provider key to prove substring fuzzy matches remain excluded. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
Bundle the session-only cost allowance and optional pricing timestamp so the message conversion helper stays within clippy's argument limit without changing either call path. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
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Provider-qualified Kilo DeepSeek rows can be billed with the wrong scheduled rate when their provider entry is available only through the models.dev fallback.
Reviewed changes This incremental review covers the commits after 4aba833, focusing on fallback lookup behavior, provider candidate selection, timestamp propagation, and Codex aggregation.
- Added fallback-aware pricing — Added exact models.dev fallback lookup and expanded pricing regressions for separator spellings, aliases, long-context rates, and partial overrides.
- Refined provider candidates — Limited provider-qualified candidates to exact entries while preserving raw-model fallback behavior across Hermes and Kilo.
- Separated timestamps — Distinguished display timestamps from pricing timestamps for Droid and OpenCode data that lacks an authoritative event time.
- Gated Codex history — Retained timestamp buckets only for time-dependent models and extended mixed-period model and originator coverage.
⚠️ Kilo skips fallback-only provider pricing
PricingMap::load_embedded() and normal online loading keep models.dev entries outside the primary entries map, so find_exact cannot see a provider-qualified entry that exists only in those fallback maps. A Kilo row with provider deepseek and model deepseek-v4-flash therefore omits deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash, then prices the raw model through find_at and applies the DeepSeek schedule instead of the provider entry's static rate. Please use the fallback-aware exact lookup here and add a fallback-only regression so provider-qualified identities remain static.
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# Preserve fallback provider pricing in Kilo
## Affected sites
- `rust/adapters/kilo/src/parser.rs:250` — `model_candidates` checks only the primary map with `find_exact`.
- `rust/crates/ccusage-core/src/pricing.rs:1231-1245` — `find_exact_with_fallback` is the existing lookup that covers primary, network, and embedded models.dev entries.
## Required outcome
- Provider-qualified Kilo candidates that have an exact entry in any enabled pricing source must be selected before the raw model candidate.
- Provider-qualified entries must continue through static lookup and must not receive the raw DeepSeek V4 timestamp schedule.
- Add coverage where the qualified entry exists only in the embedded or network fallback map.
## Suggested approach
- Replace the Kilo candidate gate with `find_exact_with_fallback(&qualified)`, matching the corresponding Hermes path.@v0 or keep the SHA fresh with Dependabot ｜ Fix all ➔ ｜ Fix 👍s ➔ ｜ View workflow run ｜ Using GPT Luna (free via Pullfrog for OSS) ｜ 𝕏
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PricingMap::load_embedded() keeps models.dev entries in a separate fallback map, and find_exact checks only the primary entries map. A Kilo row with provider deepseek and model deepseek-v4-flash therefore omits deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash, then the raw candidate reaches find_at and receives scheduled pricing instead of the provider entry's static rate. Please use the fallback-aware exact lookup here and add a fallback-only regression.
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In `@rust/adapters/opencode/src/parser.rs`:
- Line 368: Update open_code_model_candidates to evaluate verified exact
provider-qualified candidates before raw model candidates, while retaining raw
candidates as the fallback. Add a DeepSeek regression test covering an exact
provider rate at a timestamp after the August 16, 2026 16:00 UTC cutoff, and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Prefer exact provider pricing before scheduled raw pricing.
open_code_model_candidates evaluates deepseek-v4-flash before deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash. After August 16, 2026 16:00 UTC, the direct candidate returns a positive scheduled cost and stops the loop. An exact provider-qualified rate is then ignored.
Move verified exact provider-qualified candidates before raw candidates. Keep raw candidates as the fallback. Add a DeepSeek regression test with an exact provider rate and a post-cutoff timestamp.
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In `@rust/adapters/opencode/src/parser.rs` at line 368, Update
open_code_model_candidates to evaluate verified exact provider-qualified
candidates before raw model candidates, while retaining raw candidates as the
fallback. Add a DeepSeek regression test covering an exact provider rate at a
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P2: When a qualified provider key is absent, this check performs a full normalized scan of the pricing catalogs for every Hermes row, which can make large Hermes databases disproportionately slow. Cache the exact-qualified lookup or use an indexed constant-time exact/normalized lookup.</violation>
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P1: When an exact provider-qualified model exists only in the embedded models.dev fallback, `model_candidates` omits it and Kilo prices the raw model instead. Use `find_exact_with_fallback` here so provider-specific rates remain authoritative.</violation>
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P1: When an exact provider-qualified model exists only in the embedded models.dev fallback, model_candidates omits it and Kilo prices the raw model instead. Use find_exact_with_fallback here so provider-specific rates remain authoritative.
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@@ -236,19 +234,22 @@ fn missing_kilo_pricing(
{
- candidates.push(format!("{provider}/{model}"));
+ let qualified = format!("{provider}/{model}");
+ if pricing.find_exact(&qualified).is_some() {
+ candidates.push(qualified);
+ }
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| if pricing.find_exact(&qualified).is_some() { | |
| if pricing.find_exact_with_fallback(&qualified).is_some() { |
| if entry.provider != "hermes" { | ||
| candidates.push(format!("{}/{}", entry.provider, entry.model)); | ||
| let qualified = format!("{}/{}", entry.provider, entry.model); | ||
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P2: When a qualified provider key is absent, this check performs a full normalized scan of the pricing catalogs for every Hermes row, which can make large Hermes databases disproportionately slow. Cache the exact-qualified lookup or use an indexed constant-time exact/normalized lookup.
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@@ -213,16 +213,19 @@ fn missing_hermes_pricing(entry: &HermesEntry, pricing: &PricingMap) -> Option<S
if entry.provider != "hermes" {
- candidates.push(format!("{}/{}", entry.provider, entry.model));
+ let qualified = format!("{}/{}", entry.provider, entry.model);
+ if pricing.find_exact_with_fallback(&qualified).is_some() {
+ candidates.push(qualified);
+ }
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Use the current timestamp-aware cost API in the newly merged ZCode and Antigravity adapters so each event can resolve scheduled pricing without retaining the removed helper. Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen <[email protected]>
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Reviewed changes This incremental review covers the changes since the prior Pullfrog review, plus the authoritative full PR diff for context.
- Propagated Antigravity timestamps — Passed each parsed event timestamp into timestamp-aware cost calculation without changing display-mode behavior.
- Propagated ZCode timestamps — Used each database row's
started_attimestamp for calculated pricing while preserving ZCode's existing cache normalization and model selection. - Refreshed core validation coverage — Replaced the moved pricing-document validation test while retaining the surrounding embedded pricing coverage.
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1000-1000: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrefer provider-qualified candidates before the bare model.
If a Google-provider event has both
deepseek-v4-flashandgoogle/deepseek-v4-flashpricing, Line 1000 puts the direct model first.calculate_antigravity_costthen selects it before it can test the exact provider-qualified rate. This applies scheduled direct pricing instead of the provider-specific rate.Place recognized provider-qualified candidates before the bare model. Add a post-cutoff test with both entries.
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- let mut candidates = vec![model.to_string()]; + let mut candidates = Vec::new(); if matches!( provider, Some( API_PROVIDER_GOOGLE_VERTEX | API_PROVIDER_GOOGLE_GEMINI | API_PROVIDER_GOOGLE_EVERGREEN ) ) { candidates.extend( PROVIDER_PREFIXES .into_iter() .map(|prefix| format!("{prefix}/{model}")), ); } + candidates.push(model.to_string());🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Large real-world-shaped fixture performanceGenerated fixtures shaped from aggregate local log statistics: thousands of JSONL files, many small sessions, and a long tail of larger sessions. No real prompts, paths, or outputs are stored in the fixtures. Fixtures: Claude
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ccusage performance comparisonPR SHA: This compares the Rust PR release binary against the configured base package on the same CI runner. Package runtime diagnosticsCompares the PR package wrapper, the installed native optional dependency binary, and the workspace release binary on the same large fixture. This identifies whether slow package results come from JavaScript wrapper overhead, the published native binary build, or the Rust core itself. Fixtures: Claude
Committed fixture performanceCommitted small fixtures for stable PR-to-PR feedback and explicit Claude/Codex command coverage. Fixtures: Claude
Large real-world-shaped fixture performanceGenerated fixtures shaped from aggregate local log statistics: thousands of JSONL files, many small sessions, and a long tail of larger sessions. No real prompts, paths, or outputs are stored in the fixtures. Fixtures: Claude
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ccusage performance comparisonPR SHA: This compares the PR package against the configured base package on the same CI runner. Package runtime diagnosticsCompares the PR package wrapper, the installed native optional dependency binary, and the workspace release binary on the same large fixture. This identifies whether slow package results come from JavaScript wrapper overhead, the published native binary build, or the Rust core itself. Fixtures: Claude
Committed fixture performanceCommitted small fixtures for stable PR-to-PR feedback and explicit Claude/Codex command coverage. Fixtures: Claude
Large real-world-shaped fixture performanceGenerated fixtures shaped from aggregate local log statistics: thousands of JSONL files, many small sessions, and a long tail of larger sessions. No real prompts, paths, or outputs are stored in the fixtures. Fixtures: Claude
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Lower medians and smaller artifacts are better. CI runner noise still applies; use same-run ratios as directional PR feedback, not release guarantees. |
ccusage performance comparisonPR SHA: This compares the Rust PR release binary against the configured base package on the same CI runner. Package runtime diagnosticsCompares the PR package wrapper, the installed native optional dependency binary, and the workspace release binary on the same large fixture. This identifies whether slow package results come from JavaScript wrapper overhead, the published native binary build, or the Rust core itself. Fixtures: Claude
Committed fixture performanceCommitted small fixtures for stable PR-to-PR feedback and explicit Claude/Codex command coverage. Fixtures: Claude
Large real-world-shaped fixture performanceGenerated fixtures shaped from aggregate local log statistics: thousands of JSONL files, many small sessions, and a long tail of larger sessions. No real prompts, paths, or outputs are stored in the fixtures. Fixtures: Claude
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Upstream through 8841f92: official Antigravity SQLite adapter (ccusage#1677), ZCode (ccusage#1675) and Grok Build CLI sources, Copilot session-state usage (ccusage#1676), Codex originator breakdowns and cache-write token accounting (ccusage#1663, ccusage#1674), date-window file skipping (ccusage#1665), session totals scoped to the date window (ccusage#1664), OpenCode v2 session usage (ccusage#1668), timestamp-aware DeepSeek V4 pricing (ccusage#1679), ETag-validated pricing cache refreshes (ccusage#1672), and numeric-column preservation in narrow tables (ccusage#1671). Conflict resolutions per the personal divergence ledger: - Antigravity: adopt the upstream native adapter wholesale; remove the personal heuristic adapter and the antigravity-analysis/ provenance directory. - Codex: keep counting copied parent history (replay.rs stays deleted), keep tier changes applying at the following turn_context, keep the pre-v0.144.0 fast windows and the 2x fast-multiplier fallback, and keep the append-aware grouped cache with serde'd parser state. Integrate upstream cache-write tokens, originator sources, session_meta line detection, and filter_codex_usage_files date-window skipping. Bump the group, per-file event, and all-agent row cache discriminators. - Claude: rewire the cached daily/session summary wrappers onto upstream's date-scoped loaders (ccusage#1664). - OpenCode: keep WAL-signature cache signatures, the summary cache wrapper, and --no-cost -> Display mapping; take upstream's v2 session usage loading and split directory loader. - Pricing: keep the explicit GLM-5.2 rates and 1,000,000-token context limit (now via put_builtin_entry for both GLM-5.1 and GLM-5.2); take upstream's DeepSeek V4 scheduled rates and catalog rules. - Terminal: keep full dates whenever the minimum full-date layout fits and attached breakdown rows; take upstream's content-aware fallback minimums and numeric-column floors, adapting the 80-column regression test to the personal full-date policy. - Presentation: keep the hidden-by-default Models column and the all-agent --with-models opt-in; regenerate zcode/copilot session snapshots under the wider first-column floor. - Ledger: audit baseline updated to 8841f92; heuristic Antigravity and replay suppression recorded as retired divergences.
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Apply DeepSeek V4 pricing changes from the announced 2026-08-16 schedule boundary.
Pricing now uses event timestamps through Codex model and originator aggregation, recognizes decorated OpenClaw model identities, applies partial pricing overrides field by field, and normalizes scheduled cache creation rates. Focused regressions cover the 16:00 UTC cutoff, mixed historical totals, and adapter-specific pricing paths.
Fixes #1643
Co-authored-by: Kim Koomen [email protected]
Summary by cubic
Applies timestamp-aware DeepSeek V4 Flash/Pro pricing so cost reports use the rate in effect at each event's timestamp instead of the current flat rate. Fixes #1643.
Behavior
2026-08-16T16:00:00Zuse legacy rates; later events use UTC weekday peak windows01:00–04:00and06:00–10:00, with endpoints excluded.deepseek-v4-flashanddeepseek-v4-pro, applied after alias resolution.models.devfallbacks—keep static pricing and take precedence over the schedule; substring fuzzy matches stay excluded.Notes
Written for commit eb2afb5. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
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