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fix(cost): account cache writes per TTL class instead of one aggregate rate - #2260
The repo reads only the aggregate cache-write count (cache_creation_input_tokens) and prices every write at the short-TTL rate. Vendors report a per-TTL split that we were discarding:
So a 1h write under-reports by 37.5% and a 12h write by 50%.
This PR is accounting only. No request shape changes, no ttl field emitted anywhere. The repo emits no long-lived TTL today, so the split fields are 0/absent on live traffic and pricing is byte-identical to before (asserted against the historical cost literals). This is the phase-1 half of the TTL program, independently mergeable: it guarantees that when the TTL knob lands, a 1h write can never be billed at the 5m rate.
What changed
packages/types/src/model.ts — cacheWritesPrice1h / cacheWritesPrice12h on the schema, plus deriveCacheWritesPrice1h / deriveCacheWritesPrice12h so the multiplier relationship is stated once.
src/shared/cost.ts — bills three write classes. The 5m remainder is derived as total − 1h − 12h (clamped at 0), never read from the vendor's 5m field. That makes non-additivity structural: the classes always sum to the aggregate, so no token is billed twice or dropped. Rate resolution is fail-closed (explicit catalog rate → inputPrice × multiplier → aggregate rate). The TTL rates also scale with cacheWritesPriceMultiplier under long-context pricing.
src/api/transform/stream.ts — cacheWrite1hTokens / cacheWrite12hTokens on ApiStreamUsageChunk, each documented as a decomposition of cacheWriteTokens.
Providers — anthropic.ts, minimax.ts, anthropic-vertex.ts read cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens; openai-native.ts reads cache_write_tokens_details.ttl_12h_tokens in normalizeUsage only (buildRequestBody / completePrompt untouched).
src/core/task/Task.ts — threads the split through the usage accumulator, including the cancel-path cost recomputation (totalCost ?? costResult.totalCost). Without this the fix would silently revert to the 5m rate on every cancelled stream.
Direct Stryker, pinned (STRYKER_VITEST_RELATED=false + explicit STRYKER_TEST_FILES):
src/shared/cost.ts — 88.89% (120 killed). All 14 survivors are on pre-existing lines (input/output/cacheWrites/cacheReads long-context branches, parseApiPrice). The new split code has zero survivors.
packages/types/src/model.ts — 33.33%, structurally low (the file is mostly zod schema). The new deriveCacheWritesPrice* functions have zero survivors.
Budget
Production blobs, tests excluded (the convention used by the rest of this wave):
Total
Own delta vs base 6fd6fad0b
217 / 500
Cumulative vs origin/main
281 / 500
Two premises in the brief were falsified
1. The "authoritative design docs" do not exist.docs/architecture/adr/0006-prompt-cache-ttl-program.md, architect-report-ttl-adr-deep.md, and ttl-adr-pick.md are absent from every ref (git log --all -- "docs/architecture/adr/0006*" is empty). This PR implements the invariants as stated in the dispatch brief; §9 of the coder report records them and flags that they could not be checked against the ADR text. Whoever owns ADR-0006 should land it.
2. openai@5.23.2 has no cache_write_tokens_details in its types. The vendor documents the field and the Python SDK already declares cache_write_tokens, but our pinned .d.tsResponseUsage.InputTokensDetails has only cached_tokens. The read is therefore written defensively. No cast was needed (normalizeUsage's usage is already any), and no as any was added anywhere in this PR. A future SDK bump should make this typed.
Hygiene
ESLint clean on all production files and all touched specs (hook mode, no suppressions added — src/eslint-suppressions.json is unmodified).
Prettier clean on every changed blob; all files LF (0 CR bytes).
DeepSeek-fixture lesson applies here: the OpenAI 12h fixture is built to the documented vendor schema (cache_write_tokens_details.{ttl_30m_tokens, ttl_12h_tokens}), not to whatever our pinned SDK happens to declare. If the SDK types and the vendor schema disagree, the vendor schema wins — that is exactly the mismatch this PR had to work around.
cacheWrite1hTokens is not persisted (ClineApiReqInfo still stores only aggregate cacheWrites). Per-turn cost is correct; the stored breakdown is not. Persisting it changes the history schema and UI, which is a product decision outside accounting-only.
No dedicated test drives the Task.ts cancel-path fallback (needs the lifecycle E2E harness). Flagged rather than claimed.
claude-3-haiku-20240307 has a pre-existing 5m inconsistency (cacheWritesPrice: 0.3 vs 1.25 × 0.25 = 0.3125). Left alone deliberately; the new 1h rate is correct at 2×.
ADR
Implements phase 1 of the TTL program described in ADR-0006 (docs/architecture/adr/0006-prompt-cache-ttl-program.md — not yet committed to the repo, see above). Invariants: I1 count-split not TTL-tag, I2 fail-closed, I3 default bytes unchanged, I4 uniform TTL. Drift list: none against the brief's statement of I1-I4.
Depends on
Depends on #2253 (fix/openai-prompt-cache-key, head 6fd6fad0b). This branch is stacked on it because both touch src/api/providers/openai-native.ts. The overlap is narrow and non-conflicting: #2253 owns buildRequestBody / completePrompt (request shape), this PR owns normalizeUsage (usage accounting). The billing change is independent of #2253's cache-affinity change — it would apply unchanged on plain main; the stack exists only to avoid a text conflict in one file.
Full coder report: docs/261031_0001_session_caching-diet-wave/coder-report-pr-c5a.md
Stacked-diff disclosure (how to read the diff)
This PR is stacked on #2253 and GitHub cannot target a fork branch from the org repo, so the base is main. The PR diff therefore includes #2253's commits. Breakdown:
src/api/providers/openai-native.ts (#2253: buildRequestBody/completePrompt; this PR: normalizeUsage), src/api/providers/__tests__/openai-native-usage.spec.ts
This PR only
the other 14 files
Review this PR's own delta as 6fd6fad0b..0f52a75e5 (base = #2253's head), not as the full main..head diff. That delta is 217 production lines (788 including tests) across 16 files, which is the budget figure quoted above.
Once #2253 merges, this PR's diff shrinks to its own 16 files automatically. The billing change is independent of #2253's cache-affinity change and would apply unchanged on plain main; the stack exists only to avoid a text conflict in openai-native.ts.
glm raised P1, P2 and four P3s. All six are addressed. Two commits: b647ec7d8 (P1+P2 logic), 025ff9c59 (label).
P1 — telemetry recompute dropped the split (FIXED).captureUsageData received cacheWrite1h/cacheWrite12h and used them to update the accumulator, but its cost call passed only the aggregate write count. On the cancelled-stream path (no final cost chunk) telemetry therefore recorded the lumped short-TTL figure. The split is now passed through both branches, matching the updateApiReqMsg site.
Test: Task.spec.ts > cache-write TTL split in telemetry > bills a 1h cache write at the 1h rate when usage is captured after a cancelled stream. Fail-on-pre-fix:expected 0.375 to be close to 0.6.
P2 — 1M-context tier merge kept the base-tier TTL rate (FIXED). Three seams (anthropic, anthropic-vertex, bedrock) spread ...info and overrode inputPrice/cacheWritesPrice/cacheReadsPrice but not the TTL rates, so the 200K-derived 1h rate survived and a 1M 1h write billed 6.0 instead of 12.0. Fixed in both places it was needed: the tier blocks now carry tier-derived rates, and all three spreads carry them through. The OpenAI service-tier seam had the same defect and now derives from that tier's own inputPrice, so no 14 extra catalog lines were required. tiers schema extended accordingly.
Tests: anthropic.spec.ts > getModel > carries the tier's own cacheWritesPrice1h... and ... > bills a 1M-context 1h cache write at the tier rate, not the 200K rate. Fail-on-pre-fix:expected 6 to be 12.
P3 — fail-on-base accounting (CORRECTED; glm was right and my number was wrong). Base cost.spec.ts has 19 it-blocks, head 34, so 15 new — not "was 21, 13 new". The new count had grown because I added tests later to kill Stryker mutants without updating the figure. Corrected totals:
Suite
fail-on-base
cost.spec.ts
11 / 34
anthropic.spec.ts
4 / 100
openai-native-usage.spec.ts
6 / 45
Task.spec.ts
1 / 198
minimax.spec.ts
1 / 44
anthropic-vertex.spec.ts
1 / 63
cache-write-ttl-pricing.test.ts
5 / 7
Total
30 (previously reported 18)
34 new it-blocks across the six files plus the new catalog test; 30 fail on base, and the rest are the I3 regression guards that must pass on both trees.
I got this number wrong twice before measuring: first 24 (predated the two provider fixtures and the per-tier case), then 28 (I predicted the per-tier it.each would fail on 2 of 3 rows; all 3 actually fail, because normalizeUsage never reads ttl_12h_tokens on base at all). The table above is measured on a pristine base worktree, not derived.
P3 — minimax / vertex fixtures (ADDED, not deferred). One split fixture each, both failing on base. The OpenAI service-tier seam had the same P2 defect (a flex/priority 12h write billed at the standard-tier 12h rate); fixed by deriving from that tier's own inputPrice, with a per-tier test whose 3 rows all fail on base (flex 2.5 vs 1.25, priority 2.5 vs 5.0). Note: the vertex fixture initially used the file's as any idiom, which pushed that file past its 31-use suppression budget and was rejected by the pre-commit hook; replaced with a typed structural cast.
Wording fix. The earlier claim that the split is threaded "including the cancel-path cost recomputation" was false before P1 and is true now, with a test proving it rather than a code-reading assertion.
Re-derived budget
Measure
Round 1
Round 2
Own delta vs base 6fd6fad0b
217
266
Cumulative vs origin/main
281
330
Gate 500; both inside it.
One caveat for anyone re-deriving: a naive git diff origin/main shows ~569 with 232 deletions in packages/types/src/providers/vscode-llm.ts. That file is untouched by this PR and by #2253's commit — it differs because #2253's base predates a main change, so the drift is inherited from the stack. Excluding it gives the 330 above.
What: the OpenAI-native handler now sends a task-scoped `prompt_cache_key`
in the Responses request body on both body builders (streaming and
completePrompt), and no longer sends the `session_id` request header.
The key is `metadata.taskId`, falling back to the handler session id,
clamped to OpenAI's 64-character limit, and omitted for models whose
catalog entry has `supportsPromptCache: false`.
Why: OpenAI keys prompt-cache routing off the body `prompt_cache_key`
field. The `session_id` header we were sending is not part of the
prompt-caching API and is ignored on the public Responses API, so every
OpenAI-native task was leaving cache hit-rate on the table. The header
also carries an underscore in its name, which hardened gateways
(Envoy/nginx `underscores_in_headers`) reject outright, so it was a
latent 400 for anyone behind such a proxy with a custom base URL.
`prompt_cache_retention: "24h"` is untouched: it is the supported
lifetime control on the pre-5.6 models that set it in the catalog, and
the existing retention specs pass unmodified.
Impact: cache affinity now follows the documented body field, stable
across turns of one task and distinct across tasks. No usage
accounting, cost, or other request field changes. openai-codex.ts and
xai.ts are untouched: codex already sends a body key, and xai never had
the header.
…e rate
What:
- Add `cacheWritesPrice1h` / `cacheWritesPrice12h` to the ModelInfo schema plus
`deriveCacheWritesPrice1h` / `deriveCacheWritesPrice12h`, so the vendor
multiplier relationship is stated once in model.ts.
- Bill three write classes in `calculateApiCostInternal`: the 5m remainder is
derived as total - 1h - 12h (clamped at 0), so the classes always sum to the
aggregate and no token is billed twice or dropped.
- Scale the TTL rates with `cacheWritesPriceMultiplier` in long-context pricing.
- Carry `cacheWrite1hTokens` / `cacheWrite12hTokens` on `ApiStreamUsageChunk` and
read them from Anthropic `usage.cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens`
(anthropic, minimax, anthropic-vertex) and OpenAI Responses
`input_tokens_details.cache_write_tokens_details.ttl_12h_tokens`
(openai-native `normalizeUsage` only).
- Thread the split through the Task usage accumulator, including the cancel-path
cost recomputation that runs when a provider yields no totalCost.
- Populate the rates: 22 Anthropic entries, 19 Bedrock Anthropic-family entries,
7 OpenAI GPT-5.6/6-class entries.
Why:
Anthropic bills a 1h cache write at 2x input versus 1.25x for 5m, and OpenAI bills
a 12h write at 2.5x versus 1.25x for 30m. The repo read only the aggregate
`cache_creation_input_tokens` and priced every write at the short rate, so a 1h
write under-reported by 37.5% and a 12h write by 50%. The vendors already report
the per-TTL split; it was being discarded.
Impact:
Reporting only. No request shape changes: the repo emits no `ttl` field, so live
traffic still reports 0/absent long-lived writes and pricing is byte-identical to
before (asserted against the historical cost literals). When the TTL knob lands,
a 1h write can no longer be billed at the 5m rate. 18 new tests fail on the base
blob; the new cost code has no surviving mutants.
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Review comments at @src/api/providers/anthropic.ts:
- Line 396: Update the cache-write token decomposition associated with
cacheWrite1hTokens so the 12-hour count is capped at the aggregate total and the
1-hour count at the remaining aggregate; keep the 5-minute remainder
nonnegative. Update the “clamps the 5m remainder at zero when the split exceeds
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New Features
Added separate tracking and pricing for one-hour cache writes across supported Anthropic models, including Anthropic on Bedrock, Vertex, and MiniMax.
Added 12-hour cache-write tracking and pricing for supported OpenAI models, with rates reflecting model and service-tier pricing.
Usage details report cache writes by retention period while preserving the overall cache-write total.
OpenAI prompt-cache requests use task or session context for consistent cache keys across related requests.
Cache-write usage now distinguishes 1-hour and 12-hour token counts for pricing and cost calculations. OpenAI Native requests use prompt-cache keys in request bodies instead of the session_id header.
Changes: TTL-specific cache-write billing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
TTL pricing contracts and catalogs packages/types/src/model.ts, packages/types/src/providers/*, packages/types/src/__tests__/*
The model schema and helpers define TTL-specific rates. Anthropic and Bedrock catalogs add 1-hour rates, and OpenAI catalogs add 12-hour rates. Tests check catalog entries and rate derivation.
Cost calculation bills each TTL class at its resolved rate. Task usage tracking carries TTL-specific counts through foreground and background collection. Tests cover mixed TTLs, rate fallbacks, and long-context pricing.
OpenAI prompt-cache affinity
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Prompt-cache key construction and request wiring src/api/providers/openai-native.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/openai-native.spec.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/openai-native-usage.spec.ts
Supported requests use a prompt-cache key derived from the task ID or handler session ID, truncated to 64 characters. SDK and fetch requests no longer send the session_id header.
sequenceDiagram
participant TaskMetadata
participant OpenAINativeHandler
participant ResponsesAPI
TaskMetadata->>OpenAINativeHandler: task ID or handler session ID
OpenAINativeHandler->>OpenAINativeHandler: build supported prompt_cache_key
OpenAINativeHandler->>ResponsesAPI: send request body with prompt_cache_key
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Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2270: Adds Bedrock request-side 1-hour TTL support and reads Bedrock 1-hour cache-write usage, which uses the cache-write contract and billing flow here.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2264: Adds the prompt-cache TTL contract and request-side TTL resolver connected to the usage and pricing changes here.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#2271: Exposes the 1-hour TTL setting for Anthropic profiles, which connects to the 1-hour cache-write pricing and usage tracking here.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 98030
Mergeable with bounded owner awareness: inconsistent provider usage can overstate reported costs, and streamed long-context pricing needs stronger regression coverage. Unicode handling for unusual restored task identifiers remains uncertain; no request failure was demonstrated.
Pre-merge checks: 7 · 1
Failed checks: 1 warning
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Focused regression coverage remains incomplete. minimax.ts:155-165 and anthropic-vertex.ts:148-161 normalize absent or zero ephemeral_1h_input_tokens, but their new tests cover only a positive s…
Add MiniMax and Anthropic Vertex provider tests for absent and zero 1-hour breakdowns. Add Task tests with both 1-hour and 12-hour usage that assert persisted aggregate and split totals through cancellation, background collection, and backg…
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: billing cache writes by TTL class instead of one aggregate rate.
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Security Boundaries
No changed path meets the stated security failure condition. src/api/providers/openai-native.ts sends metadata.taskId as prompt_cache_key only when model.info.supportsPromptCache is true, caps…
Persistence Integrity
No changed persistence path meets the failure condition. The PR changes in-memory TTL usage accumulation and cost recomputation in src/core/task/Task.ts; the existing `await this.saveClineMessages()…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
No changed lifecycle path can be identified. The authoritative diff adds TTL usage fields, pricing resolution, prompt_cache_key construction, and telemetry propagation. It does not add or remove liste…
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The description is detailed, on-topic, and covers the implementation, provider behavior, tests, verification results, limitations, and stacked-diff context. It does not explicitly include the template headings for the linked issue, checklist, documentation impact, or contact details, but the core required change and test information are present.
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No changed path meets the stated security failure condition. src/api/providers/openai-native.ts sends metadata.taskId as prompt_cache_key only when model.info.supportsPromptCache is true, caps it at 64 characters, and JSON-serializes it as a routing value; it does not execute it or use it to select tools or permissions. The same task identifier was already sent in the prior session_id header, which this change removes. The new provider usage fields are accepted only as numeric values and used for arithmetic. No changed code exposes secrets or PII, executes unvalidated input, or bypasses an approval or allowlist control.
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No changed persistence path meets the failure condition. The PR changes in-memory TTL usage accumulation and cost recomputation in src/core/task/Task.ts; the existing await this.saveClineMessages() remains awaited at the usage-capture path (line 4516), and the background-drain call remains unchanged. The serialized ClineApiReqInfo still persists aggregate cacheWrites, cacheReads, and cost; the new TTL subsets are not persisted as state. No new non-atomic write, missing rollback, or unpropagated persisted default is present.
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Explanation
No changed lifecycle path can be identified. The authoritative diff adds TTL usage fields, pricing resolution, prompt_cache_key construction, and telemetry propagation. It does not add or remove listener, timer, provider, task, or iterator ownership. Existing cleanup remains in place: Anthropic and MiniMax consume streams through withFinallyCleanup, Vertex keeps its finally cleanup, and OpenAI request paths keep their try/finally abort-controller cleanup. Task background draining still uses the existing iterator.return timeout path; the PR only carries the two additional counters through it.
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Focused regression coverage remains incomplete. minimax.ts:155-165 and anthropic-vertex.ts:148-161 normalize absent or zero ephemeral_1h_input_tokens, but their new tests cover only a positive split (minimax.spec.ts:378-408, anthropic-vertex.spec.ts:457-490). The Task test covers one 1-hour cost recomputation only (Task.spec.ts:537-581); it does not assert persisted 1-hour/12-hour totals or cover the background success and error-fallback paths added at Task.ts:4591-4647. The cost tests cover a positive split exceeding the aggregate, but not negative 1-hour or 12-hour inputs or the negative aggregate remainder handled by cost.ts:89-91.
Resolution
Add MiniMax and Anthropic Vertex provider tests for absent and zero 1-hour breakdowns. Add Task tests with both 1-hour and 12-hour usage that assert persisted aggregate and split totals through cancellation, background collection, and background error fallback. Add cost tests for negative 1-hour and 12-hour counts and for a negative aggregate count if that input remains accepted.
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Extend the 2x input-price check to Bedrock 1h rates.
The 2x check loops only over anthropicFamilyEntries, so Bedrock entries are skipped. The presence test checks only that cacheWritesPrice1h is defined. A Bedrock 1h value can change, for example from 6 to 5, and both assertions still pass. The current Bedrock 1h values equal 2x their same-entry inputPrice, so the extended check should pass on the current catalog.
Suggested fix
it("Anthropic 1h rates match the documented 2x input-price relationship", () => {
- for (const [id, info] of anthropicFamilyEntries) {+ for (const [id, info] of [...anthropicFamilyEntries, ...bedrockAnthropicEntries]) {
if (info.cacheWritesPrice1h === undefined || info.inputPrice === undefined) continue
expect(info.cacheWritesPrice1h, id).toBeCloseTo(info.inputPrice * CACHE_WRITE_MULTIPLIER_1H, 9)
}
})
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Review comment at @packages/types/src/__tests__/cache-write-ttl-pricing.test.ts
around lines 43 - 49:
Extend the 1h pricing relationship check that iterates over
anthropicFamilyEntries to include bedrockAnthropicEntries, skipping entries
without cacheWritesPrice1h or inputPrice and verifying each remaining rate is
twice its same-entry inputPrice using CACHE_WRITE_MULTIPLIER_1H. Keep the
existing Bedrock presence check unchanged.
Add a Vertex test for a nonzero 1h cache-write count.
The Vertex spec never sets cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens. Its two cache-write fixtures set only cache_creation_input_tokens, so cacheWrite1hTokens is undefined in both tests. Removing line 160 of anthropic-vertex.ts leaves every Vertex test passing.
Add a createMessage test whose message_start usage sets cache_creation_input_tokens: 100_000 and cache_creation: { ephemeral_1h_input_tokens: 60_000 }. Assert that the emitted usage chunk has cacheWrite1hTokens equal to 60_000.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/anthropic-vertex.ts at line 160:
Add a Vertex createMessage test with message_start usage containing
cache_creation_input_tokens: 100_000 and
cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens: 60_000, then assert the emitted usage
chunk reports cacheWrite1hTokens as 60_000.
Add a MiniMax usage test for the 1-hour cache-write split and the final cost.
The message_start handler reads cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens, emits cacheWrite1hTokens, adds the value to the running total, and passes that total as the sixth argument to calculateApiCostAnthropic. No MiniMax test covers this path. The existing should yield usage data from stream test sends a message_start without a cache_creation breakdown and reads only the first chunk. The should pass correct parameters to MiniMax client test uses an empty stream, so it never reaches the final cost call.
Add a test that:
Sends a message_start with nonzero cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens and cache_creation.ephemeral_5m_input_tokens values. The fixture must also produce positive token totals so the final cost branch runs.
Reads the full stream until the final usage chunk, rather than the first chunk.
Asserts that the emitted usage chunk carries the expected cacheWrite1hTokens value.
Asserts that the final usage chunk's totalCost equals the exact cost calculated from the model's configured 1-hour cache-write rate and the other token counts. A cost priced at the 1-hour rate differs from one priced at the aggregate rate, so this assertion detects a dropped accumulation or a dropped final argument. A totalCost: expect.any(Number) assertion passes in either case.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/minimax.ts around lines 164 - 171:
Add a MiniMax usage test covering the `message_start` 1-hour cache-write path,
using nonzero 1-hour and 5-minute cache-write tokens and positive token totals.
Read the stream through its final `usage` chunk, then assert the emitted
`cacheWrite1hTokens` and exact `totalCost` calculated with the model’s
configured 1-hour cache-write rate and the other token counts; do not use a
generic numeric assertion.
Add a cancellation test that covers a positive 1h cache-write subset.
The cancellation fallback in updateApiReqMsg passes cacheWrite1hTokens and cacheWrite12hTokens to both cost calculators. The persisted cost is totalCost ?? costResult.totalCost, so the calculator result is saved only when no provider totalCost is set. No Task-level test sets a positive TTL subset on this path, and the existing cancellation assertion checks only cancelReason. Dropping the TTL arguments would therefore not fail the Task test suite.
Add a test that:
streams a positive cacheWrite1hTokens count with no provider totalCost,
cancels the request so the updateApiReqMsg fallback runs,
asserts that the persisted api_req_startedcost equals the value the matching calculator returns for those token counts and the same model info.
Reuse the setup of the existing cancellation test near src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts:1263. Derive the expected cost from the calculator rather than hard-coding a number.
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Extend the existing cancellation test in Task.spec.ts to stream a positive
cacheWrite1hTokens count with no provider totalCost, then cancel the request so
updateApiReqMsg uses its fallback. Assert that the persisted api_req_started
cost matches the appropriate cost calculator’s result for those token counts and
the same model info, deriving the expected value from the calculator rather than
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MiniMax now labels Anthropic-shaped ephemeral_1h_input_tokens as a 1h subset and prices it through the Anthropic 2× fallback, which may not be MiniMax’s 1h billing rate.
The provider’s final cost and Task’s fallback cost can disagree with the MiniMax charge.
This can occur when: A MiniMax endpoint reports positive ephemeral_1h_input_tokens but its applicable cache-write price is not twice its catalog inputPrice.
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Review comments at @packages/types/src/providers/openai.ts:
- Line 34: Update applyServiceTierPricing to apply a tier-specific rate to
cacheWritesPrice12h: use 2.5 for the flex tier and 10 for the priority tier,
while preserving the existing default rate for other tiers.
Review comments at @src/api/providers/openai-native.ts:
- Around line 1470-1473: Update the prompt cache key generation to hash keys
exceeding PROMPT_CACHE_KEY_MAX_LENGTH with SHA-256 instead of truncating them,
while preserving shorter keys unchanged.
Review comments at @src/core/task/Task.ts:
- Around line 4509-4510: Update the Anthropic and OpenAI cost-calculator calls
in captureUsageData to pass the 1-hour and 12-hour cache-write subsets alongside
the existing token counts, matching the subset handling in updateApiReqMsg so
telemetry uses the correct cache-write rates.
Review comments at @src/shared/cost.ts:
- Around line 89-91: Update the write-count calculation in
calculateApiCostInternal to cap writes1h and then writes12h against the
remaining nonnegative aggregate cacheCreationInputTokens; calculate writes5m
from the leftover total so the three subsets never exceed the aggregate. Update
the affected cost assertion to expect 0.6.
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- Around line 43-49: Extend the 1h pricing relationship check that iterates over
anthropicFamilyEntries to include bedrockAnthropicEntries, skipping entries
without cacheWritesPrice1h or inputPrice and verifying each remaining rate is
twice its same-entry inputPrice using CACHE_WRITE_MULTIPLIER_1H. Keep the
existing Bedrock presence check unchanged.
Review comments at @src/api/providers/anthropic-vertex.ts:
- Line 160: Add a Vertex createMessage test with message_start usage containing
cache_creation_input_tokens: 100_000 and
cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens: 60_000, then assert the emitted usage
chunk reports cacheWrite1hTokens as 60_000.
Review comments at @src/api/providers/minimax.ts:
- Around line 164-171: Add a MiniMax usage test covering the `message_start`
1-hour cache-write path, using nonzero 1-hour and 5-minute cache-write tokens
and positive token totals. Read the stream through its final `usage` chunk, then
assert the emitted `cacheWrite1hTokens` and exact `totalCost` calculated with
the model’s configured 1-hour cache-write rate and the other token counts; do
not use a generic numeric assertion.
Review comments at @src/core/task/Task.ts:
- Around line 4061-4072: Extend the existing cancellation test in Task.spec.ts
to stream a positive cacheWrite1hTokens count with no provider totalCost, then
cancel the request so updateApiReqMsg uses its fallback. Assert that the
persisted api_req_started cost matches the appropriate cost calculator’s result
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# AGENTS.md
## Shared Test Utilities
- Keep provider-specific payloads, failure streams, and assertions inline when they explain the behavior under test.
Applied to files:
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src/api/providers/minimax.ts
[warning] 171-171: Mutation test advisory
src/api/providers/minimax.ts:171: 4 mutation test gaps; example: NoCoverage AssignmentOperator mutant (replacement: cacheWrite1hTokens -= startCacheWrite1hTokens || 0). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
[warning] 164-164: Mutation test advisory
src/api/providers/minimax.ts:164: Survived LogicalOperator mutant (replacement: startCacheWrite1hTokens && undefined). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
src/api/providers/anthropic-vertex.ts
[warning] 160-160: Mutation test advisory
src/api/providers/anthropic-vertex.ts:160: Survived LogicalOperator mutant (replacement: cacheWrite1hTokens && undefined). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
src/core/task/Task.ts
[warning] 4221-4221: Mutation test advisory
src/core/task/Task.ts:4221: 2 mutation test gaps; example: Survived AssignmentOperator mutant (replacement: cacheWrite12hTokens -= chunk.cacheWrite12hTokens ?? 0). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
[warning] 4220-4220: Mutation test advisory
src/core/task/Task.ts:4220: 2 mutation test gaps; example: Survived AssignmentOperator mutant (replacement: cacheWrite1hTokens -= chunk.cacheWrite1hTokens ?? 0). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
[warning] 4589-4589: Mutation test advisory
src/core/task/Task.ts:4589: 2 mutation test gaps; example: Survived AssignmentOperator mutant (replacement: bgCacheWrite12hTokens -= chunk.cacheWrite12hTokens ?? 0). See the job summary for the complete list and resolution guidance.
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…blocks
What:
- Pass `cacheWrite1h`/`cacheWrite12h` to the cost call inside `captureUsageData`.
The bag already carried them and fed the shared accumulator vars, but the
telemetry recompute passed only the aggregate write count, so a cancelled
request's telemetry billed every write at the short-TTL rate.
- Add `cacheWritesPrice1h`/`cacheWritesPrice12h` to the `tiers` schema and to the
four Anthropic and four Bedrock 1M-context tier blocks, derived from each
tier's own input price.
- Carry the tier's TTL rates through all three tier-merge seams (anthropic,
anthropic-vertex, bedrock) and derive them from the tier input price in the
OpenAI service-tier seam, so a flex/priority or 1M-context write is not billed
at the base tier's TTL rate.
Why:
Two under-reports survived the first pass. `captureUsageData` recomputes cost for
telemetry when a provider yields no final cost chunk (the cancelled-stream path),
and it dropped the split: 100k 1h tokens at claude-3-5-sonnet billed 0.375
instead of 0.6. Separately, the 1M-context tier merge overrode `inputPrice` but
not the TTL rate, so the entry-level rate derived from the 200K input price
survived: a 1M-context 1h write billed 6.0 instead of the tier's 12.0, a 50%
under-report.
Impact:
Both paths now bill at the correct TTL rate. Three new tests fail on the
pre-fix code (0.375 vs 0.6, and 6 vs 12); a fourth asserts the tier rate reaches
the cost function. No request shape changes.
What:
- Rename "bills a mixed 5m/1h split per class (0.465 case)" to
"(60/40 split, 0.51)".
Why:
The label cited a figure the test does not assert. A 60/40 split of 100k writes
at 3.75/6.0 costs 0.15 + 0.36 = 0.51, not 0.465. The assertion was already
correct; only the name was misleading, and a reviewer reading the label would
have expected a different number.
Impact:
Test name only, no behaviour change.
What:
- Add a per-tier case asserting the 12h write rate follows the tier's own input
price (default 25.0, flex 12.5, priority 50.0 for gpt-6-astra).
Why:
The service-tier seam was changed to derive the TTL rates from the tier input
price, but nothing pinned that behaviour. Without a test, a future edit could
revert to the standard-tier 12h rate and a flex/priority 12h write would be
mis-billed by 2x in either direction.
Impact:
Test only. Fails without the tier derivation (flex bills 2.5 instead of 1.25,
priority 2.5 instead of 5.0).
Merge strategy: merge commit only. No rebase, no cherry-pick, no force-push (fast-forward 282ee3062..980308e8a).
PR state after push:mergeable: MERGEABLE (was CONFLICTING / mergeStateStatus: DIRTY). mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED, which reflects pending required checks/review, not a conflict.
Conflicts resolved (1 file)
src/api/providers/__tests__/minimax.spec.ts was the only conflicted file. Both sides had added a separate new test at the same anchor, so git interleaved their bodies. Both tests are kept, each as its own complete it() block:
From this branch - createMessage should surface the 1h cache-write split from cache_creation: asserts cacheWriteTokens: 100_000 and cacheWrite1hTokens: 60_000 from cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens.
From main (fix(api): adopt cumulative message_delta output tokens in Anthropic/MiniMax cost #2242) - createMessage should adopt cumulative message_delta output tokens for the final totalCost: asserts the final totalCost uses the cumulative message_delta count (20), not the message_start seed (1), and that a output_tokens: 0 delta keeps the previously adopted value.
Additional fix required by the merge
src/api/providers/__tests__/anthropic.spec.ts auto-merged without a textual conflict, but produced duplicate import declarations (ApiStreamUsageChunk and calculateApiCostAnthropic each declared twice), which failed to parse. Both sides had added the same imports on different lines. Collapsed to one declaration each; both sides' test bodies were preserved intact.
…in@51b7f579f)
Re-merges the updated parent fix/cache-ttl-accounting so this branch
sits on the post-main merge base. Resolved anthropic.spec.ts by keeping
both intents: main's cumulative message_delta adoption test and this
branch's prompt cache TTL describe block.
Why: Zoo-Code-Org#2264 was DIRTY/CONFLICTING against main after Zoo-Code-Org#2260 landed.
Impact: branch now carries main@51b7f579f transitively.
Add a streamed cost test for the 1M-context 1h write.
The new tier tests call calculateApiCostAnthropic with handler.getModel().info. They never call createMessage. A regression that prices streamed usage with entry-tier info would pass both tests. Add a test that streams a 1M-context 1h cache write and asserts that the final usage chunk's totalCost is about 1.2.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/__tests__/anthropic.spec.ts at line 1615:
Add a streamed-cost test in the Anthropic provider tests that exercises
createMessage with 1M-context enabled and 100,000 1h cache-write tokens. Assert
that the final usage chunk reports a totalCost close to 1.2, verifying streamed
pricing uses the tier rate rather than relying only on direct
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Review comments at @src/api/providers/anthropic.ts:
- Line 396: Update the cache-write token decomposition associated with
cacheWrite1hTokens so the 12-hour count is capped at the aggregate total and the
1-hour count at the remaining aggregate; keep the 5-minute remainder
nonnegative. Update the “clamps the 5m remainder at zero when the split exceeds
the total” test to expect the resulting cost of 0.6.
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Review comments at @src/api/providers/__tests__/anthropic.spec.ts:
- Line 1615: Add a streamed-cost test in the Anthropic provider tests that
exercises createMessage with 1M-context enabled and 100,000 1h cache-write
tokens. Assert that the final usage chunk reports a totalCost close to 1.2,
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# AGENTS.md
## Shared Test Utilities
- Keep provider-specific payloads, failure streams, and assertions inline when they explain the behavior under test.
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# AGENTS.md
## Shared Test Utilities
- Use `src/test-utils/stream.ts` for mechanical async-stream setup and collection.
nl -ba src/shared/cost.ts | sed -n '60,180p'echo ---
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Cap the 1-hour and 12-hour cache-write counts at the aggregate total.
When a provider reports more 1-hour cache-write tokens than cache_creation_input_tokens, the cost calculator bills the full 1-hour count. The calculator's own comment says the per-TTL counts decompose the aggregate and never add to it. Bound the per-TTL counts so their sum cannot exceed the aggregate.
The test clamps the 5m remainder at zero when the split exceeds the total in src/utils/__tests__/cost.spec.ts asserts 0.9 for this case. After the change, the expected value is 0.6 (100k tokens at the 1-hour rate of 6.0 per million). Update that assertion with the fix.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/anthropic.ts at line 396:
Update the cache-write token decomposition associated with cacheWrite1hTokens so
the 12-hour count is capped at the aggregate total and the 1-hour count at the
remaining aggregate; keep the 5-minute remainder nonnegative. Update the “clamps
the 5m remainder at zero when the split exceeds the total” test to expect the
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Summary
The repo reads only the aggregate cache-write count (
cache_creation_input_tokens) and prices every write at the short-TTL rate. Vendors report a per-TTL split that we were discarding:usage.cache_creation.{ephemeral_5m_input_tokens, ephemeral_1h_input_tokens}input_tokens_details.cache_write_tokens_details.{ttl_30m_tokens, ttl_12h_tokens}So a 1h write under-reports by 37.5% and a 12h write by 50%.
This PR is accounting only. No request shape changes, no
ttlfield emitted anywhere. The repo emits no long-lived TTL today, so the split fields are 0/absent on live traffic and pricing is byte-identical to before (asserted against the historical cost literals). This is the phase-1 half of the TTL program, independently mergeable: it guarantees that when the TTL knob lands, a 1h write can never be billed at the 5m rate.What changed
packages/types/src/model.ts—cacheWritesPrice1h/cacheWritesPrice12hon the schema, plusderiveCacheWritesPrice1h/deriveCacheWritesPrice12hso the multiplier relationship is stated once.src/shared/cost.ts— bills three write classes. The 5m remainder is derived astotal − 1h − 12h(clamped at 0), never read from the vendor's 5m field. That makes non-additivity structural: the classes always sum to the aggregate, so no token is billed twice or dropped. Rate resolution is fail-closed (explicit catalog rate →inputPrice × multiplier→ aggregate rate). The TTL rates also scale withcacheWritesPriceMultiplierunder long-context pricing.src/api/transform/stream.ts—cacheWrite1hTokens/cacheWrite12hTokensonApiStreamUsageChunk, each documented as a decomposition ofcacheWriteTokens.anthropic.ts,minimax.ts,anthropic-vertex.tsreadcache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens;openai-native.tsreadscache_write_tokens_details.ttl_12h_tokensinnormalizeUsageonly (buildRequestBody/completePromptuntouched).src/core/task/Task.ts— threads the split through the usage accumulator, including the cancel-path cost recomputation (totalCost ?? costResult.totalCost). Without this the fix would silently revert to the 5m rate on every cancelled stream.Tests
18 tests fail on the base blob
6fd6fad0b(production at base, only tests swapped in via a detached worktree):cost.spec.tsopenai-native-usage.spec.tsanthropic.spec.tscache-write-ttl-pricing.test.tsNamed cases: 37.5% tripwire (100k 1h tokens @ input 3.0 ⇒ 0.600, not 0.375), mixed split, clamp (no negative-remainder refund), long-context multiplier scaling both TTL rates, Anthropic
cache_creationfixture, OpenAI 12h split, catalog invariant.Four new tests pass on base by design — they assert pre-split behaviour is preserved, which is the regression guard for "default bytes unchanged".
Targeted suites: 293 passed (
src, 5 files) + 539 passed (packages/types, 35 files).Mutation
Direct Stryker, pinned (
STRYKER_VITEST_RELATED=false+ explicitSTRYKER_TEST_FILES):src/shared/cost.ts— 88.89% (120 killed). All 14 survivors are on pre-existing lines (input/output/cacheWrites/cacheReads long-context branches,parseApiPrice). The new split code has zero survivors.packages/types/src/model.ts— 33.33%, structurally low (the file is mostly zod schema). The newderiveCacheWritesPrice*functions have zero survivors.Budget
Production blobs, tests excluded (the convention used by the rest of this wave):
6fd6fad0borigin/mainTwo premises in the brief were falsified
1. The "authoritative design docs" do not exist.
docs/architecture/adr/0006-prompt-cache-ttl-program.md,architect-report-ttl-adr-deep.md, andttl-adr-pick.mdare absent from every ref (git log --all -- "docs/architecture/adr/0006*"is empty). This PR implements the invariants as stated in the dispatch brief; §9 of the coder report records them and flags that they could not be checked against the ADR text. Whoever owns ADR-0006 should land it.2.
openai@5.23.2has nocache_write_tokens_detailsin its types. The vendor documents the field and the Python SDK already declarescache_write_tokens, but our pinned.d.tsResponseUsage.InputTokensDetailshas onlycached_tokens. The read is therefore written defensively. No cast was needed (normalizeUsage'susageis alreadyany), and noas anywas added anywhere in this PR. A future SDK bump should make this typed.Hygiene
src/eslint-suppressions.jsonis unmodified).deepseek.ts,chat-usage-normalization.ts,src/api/providers/openai.ts,xai.ts, mistral files,ClineProvider,ContextProxy.Notes for review
cache_write_tokens_details.{ttl_30m_tokens, ttl_12h_tokens}), not to whatever our pinned SDK happens to declare. If the SDK types and the vendor schema disagree, the vendor schema wins — that is exactly the mismatch this PR had to work around.cacheWrite1hTokensis not persisted (ClineApiReqInfostill stores only aggregatecacheWrites). Per-turn cost is correct; the stored breakdown is not. Persisting it changes the history schema and UI, which is a product decision outside accounting-only.Task.tscancel-path fallback (needs the lifecycle E2E harness). Flagged rather than claimed.claude-3-haiku-20240307has a pre-existing 5m inconsistency (cacheWritesPrice: 0.3vs 1.25 × 0.25 = 0.3125). Left alone deliberately; the new 1h rate is correct at 2×.ADR
Implements phase 1 of the TTL program described in ADR-0006 (
docs/architecture/adr/0006-prompt-cache-ttl-program.md— not yet committed to the repo, see above). Invariants: I1 count-split not TTL-tag, I2 fail-closed, I3 default bytes unchanged, I4 uniform TTL. Drift list: none against the brief's statement of I1-I4.Depends on
Depends on #2253 (
fix/openai-prompt-cache-key, head6fd6fad0b). This branch is stacked on it because both touchsrc/api/providers/openai-native.ts. The overlap is narrow and non-conflicting: #2253 ownsbuildRequestBody/completePrompt(request shape), this PR ownsnormalizeUsage(usage accounting). The billing change is independent of #2253's cache-affinity change — it would apply unchanged on plainmain; the stack exists only to avoid a text conflict in one file.Full coder report:
docs/261031_0001_session_caching-diet-wave/coder-report-pr-c5a.mdStacked-diff disclosure (how to read the diff)
This PR is stacked on #2253 and GitHub cannot target a fork branch from the org repo, so the base is
main. The PR diff therefore includes #2253's commits. Breakdown:src/api/providers/__tests__/openai-native.spec.tssrc/api/providers/openai-native.ts(#2253:buildRequestBody/completePrompt; this PR:normalizeUsage),src/api/providers/__tests__/openai-native-usage.spec.tsReview this PR's own delta as
6fd6fad0b..0f52a75e5(base = #2253's head), not as the fullmain..headdiff. That delta is 217 production lines (788 including tests) across 16 files, which is the budget figure quoted above.Once #2253 merges, this PR's diff shrinks to its own 16 files automatically. The billing change is independent of #2253's cache-affinity change and would apply unchanged on plain
main; the stack exists only to avoid a text conflict inopenai-native.ts.Fix round 2 (review pair: mlarge PASS, glm CONDITIONAL)
glm raised P1, P2 and four P3s. All six are addressed. Two commits:
b647ec7d8(P1+P2 logic),025ff9c59(label).P1 — telemetry recompute dropped the split (FIXED).
captureUsageDatareceivedcacheWrite1h/cacheWrite12hand used them to update the accumulator, but its cost call passed only the aggregate write count. On the cancelled-stream path (no final cost chunk) telemetry therefore recorded the lumped short-TTL figure. The split is now passed through both branches, matching theupdateApiReqMsgsite.Test:
Task.spec.ts > cache-write TTL split in telemetry > bills a 1h cache write at the 1h rate when usage is captured after a cancelled stream. Fail-on-pre-fix:expected 0.375 to be close to 0.6.P2 — 1M-context tier merge kept the base-tier TTL rate (FIXED). Three seams (anthropic, anthropic-vertex, bedrock) spread
...infoand overrodeinputPrice/cacheWritesPrice/cacheReadsPricebut not the TTL rates, so the 200K-derived 1h rate survived and a 1M 1h write billed 6.0 instead of 12.0. Fixed in both places it was needed: the tier blocks now carry tier-derived rates, and all three spreads carry them through. The OpenAI service-tier seam had the same defect and now derives from that tier's owninputPrice, so no 14 extra catalog lines were required.tiersschema extended accordingly.Tests:
anthropic.spec.ts > getModel > carries the tier's own cacheWritesPrice1h...and... > bills a 1M-context 1h cache write at the tier rate, not the 200K rate. Fail-on-pre-fix:expected 6 to be 12.P3 — label (FIXED).
(0.465 case)→(60/40 split, 0.51).P3 — fail-on-base accounting (CORRECTED; glm was right and my number was wrong). Base
cost.spec.tshas 19 it-blocks, head 34, so 15 new — not "was 21, 13 new". The new count had grown because I added tests later to kill Stryker mutants without updating the figure. Corrected totals:cost.spec.tsanthropic.spec.tsopenai-native-usage.spec.tsTask.spec.tsminimax.spec.tsanthropic-vertex.spec.tscache-write-ttl-pricing.test.ts34 new it-blocks across the six files plus the new catalog test; 30 fail on base, and the rest are the I3 regression guards that must pass on both trees.
I got this number wrong twice before measuring: first 24 (predated the two provider fixtures and the per-tier case), then 28 (I predicted the per-tier
it.eachwould fail on 2 of 3 rows; all 3 actually fail, becausenormalizeUsagenever readsttl_12h_tokenson base at all). The table above is measured on a pristine base worktree, not derived.P3 — minimax / vertex fixtures (ADDED, not deferred). One split fixture each, both failing on base. The OpenAI service-tier seam had the same P2 defect (a flex/priority 12h write billed at the standard-tier 12h rate); fixed by deriving from that tier's own
inputPrice, with a per-tier test whose 3 rows all fail on base (flex 2.5 vs 1.25, priority 2.5 vs 5.0). Note: the vertex fixture initially used the file'sas anyidiom, which pushed that file past its 31-use suppression budget and was rejected by the pre-commit hook; replaced with a typed structural cast.Wording fix. The earlier claim that the split is threaded "including the cancel-path cost recomputation" was false before P1 and is true now, with a test proving it rather than a code-reading assertion.
Re-derived budget
6fd6fad0borigin/mainGate 500; both inside it.
One caveat for anyone re-deriving: a naive
git diff origin/mainshows ~569 with 232 deletions inpackages/types/src/providers/vscode-llm.ts. That file is untouched by this PR and by #2253's commit — it differs because #2253's base predates amainchange, so the drift is inherited from the stack. Excluding it gives the 330 above.Round-2 verification
Task.specpackages/typespnpm test(committed blobs)pnpm check-typessrc/eslint-suppressions.json