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fix(server): usage prices Claude 1-hour cache writes at their own rate - #16922
Claude's one-hour cache writes were priced at the five-minute rate. This keeps the one-hour subset through native transcript parsing and large-line projection, then prices each TTL at its published rate without changing token totals.
The cache port preserves main's rate-model column at index 11 and appends the one-hour count at index 12 in a separate v6 file. Live pre-v6 Claude transcripts are reparsed even when size and mtime match; deleted history remains available and older cache files stay untouched. Custom cache-write overrides apply equally to both TTLs. Deleted legacy transcripts cannot recover a TTL split the old cache never stored.
Rebuilt from @lbgos's original #16922, preserving the contributor commits and merging main. Removed stale paths from the former transcript architecture and reduced standalone added tests from three to one; five existing test files cover the behavior.
Verification at head 3754b62c6c89735e3a0bfd80d87f985c68719774:
One parallel Claude Opus + Codex Sol full-diff review round found no confirmed code blockers. Retained the small provider-specific cache invalidation rather than adding a compatibility registry.
117 tests passed in eight focused suites. Five exact-main negative controls failed on the missing behavior and passed after restoring the fix.
Server and provider-core typechecks passed; targeted formatting passed. Targeted lint passed with one confirmed existing unused layerTest warning.
A literal v5 migration fixture proves matching-size/mtime reparsing, preservation of the rate-model column and deleted history, separate v6 persistence, unchanged v5 bytes, and identical buckets after deleting the live transcript and restarting.
Standalone production UsageService + ProviderHostLive with disposable provider homes, real filesystem, synthetic Claude transcript and deterministic HTTP rate fixture: 750,000 one-hour plus 250,000 five-minute writes produce $7.25, versus $5.00 under main's arithmetic. Deleting the transcript and recreating the service preserves $7.25. Proof and verification details.
Current-head GitHub checks that ran passed or skipped; the rollup contains metadata/status checks rather than full build/test CI jobs. The hosted CodeRabbit review text still describes the original implementation; the independent full-diff reviews above cover the takeover head.
This is server/service evidence; no full-app client, real-account rate fetch, macOS, Windows, Electron desktop, iOS or Android runtime verification was performed. There is no UI or wire-contract change, so screenshots would not demonstrate the arithmetic.
Models and harness: Codex gpt-6-astra (tests), Codex gpt-6.1-sol (implementation), Claude claude-opus-5-5 and Codex gpt-6-sol (independent reviews), orchestrated through T3 Code.
Claude transcript parsing now records 1-hour cache-write tokens. Usage pricing applies separate 1-hour and 5-minute rates. Scan-cache version 12 serializes the new token count and treats older Claude cache entries as legacy.
Pricing rates add a 1-hour cache-write rate. Cost calculations cap the 1-hour token count at total cache-write tokens and price the remainder at the 5-minute rate. Tests cover standard and speed-tier pricing, override rates, and provider-reported costs.
Persist and migrate usage scan caches apps/server/src/usage/usageScanCache.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageScanCache.test.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts
The scan cache advances to version 12 and serializes the 1-hour token count. Claude entries from versions below 12 are marked legacy. Cache tests cover decoding, invalidation, and reparsing.
pingdotgg/t3code#20246 — This change carries 1-hour cache-write tokens through parsing and pricing, but does not establish that it fixes the duplicate subagent record undercount described in the issue.
pingdotgg/t3code#30248: Changes the TokenRates contract and usage-pricing path that this change extends.
pingdotgg/t3code#32261: Adds an operation that calls the shared usage-pricing logic changed here.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:macroscopeapp
Merge Risk: Low · up to cccff
Some priority-tier or advisor cache writes can be priced at the wrong rate. These are bounded pricing gaps to fix or explicitly accept before merging; cached usage totals remain intact.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 94682
This is a bounded pricing correction with a backward-compatible cache upgrade. No broader access or privilege change was found. Preserving saved history through upgrades and recovery is the main design consideration.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — An actor already able to modify scanned transcript files can influence displayed usage costs, including the newly recognized duration split. That accounting-integrity exposure predates this PR; the changed flow does not establish access to another tenant, service, credential or privileged operation.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The network-facing usage handler remains bound to the aggregate UsageSummary response and the existing AuthDiagnosticsReadScope authorization. The changed parser exports are internal server functions used by the transcript reader, not new network entrypoints.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Separate versioned cache files contain upgrade and downgrade interference by preventing this migration from replacing the older server's saved history. The inspected migration test checks live-record repricing, deleted-record retention and unchanged legacy contents; abrupt-process interruption remains unvalidated at runtime.
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: pricing Claude one-hour cache writes at their own rate.
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The description explains the problem, implementation, scope, linked issue, migration behavior, and detailed verification results. It does not use the template's explicit section headings, but it provi…
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The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [#21010]. parseClaudeRecord reads cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens into cacheCreation1hTokens, and UsageRecord carries the optional field. `…
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The changes stay within [#21010]. Parser, UsageRecord, pricing, rate-table, and cache-version changes support carrying and pricing the one-hour cache-write subset. The added and updated tests verify…
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The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [#21010]. parseClaudeRecord reads cache_creation.ephemeral_1h_input_tokens into cacheCreation1hTokens, and UsageRecord carries the optional field. usagePricing.ts prices the capped one-hour subset with cacheCreation1hCostPerToken and prices the remainder with the five-minute rate. Missing one-hour pricing falls back to the five-minute rate. Override rates set both TTL rates consistently. Records without a cache-creation breakdown retain the existing zero-subset behavior. Version 12 cache serialization preserves the field, and the focused tests cover mixed TTLs, fallback, overrides, parsing, and cache migration.
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The changes stay within [#21010]. Parser, UsageRecord, pricing, rate-table, and cache-version changes support carrying and pricing the one-hour cache-write subset. The added and updated tests verify those behaviors. Claude cache invalidation for pre-v12 entries prevents stale records from losing the new split. No unrelated product or wire-contract changes are shown.
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Taking over this one as maintainer for batch claude-09. I will preserve your commits and port the one-hour cache-write pricing onto main, keeping the existing rate-model cache column and validating migration, pricing and transcript parsing.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/claudeUsage.ts:
- Line 78: Update the parser that builds advisor records to retain
cacheCreation1hTokens when it is present, so one-hour cache writes are not
priced using the five-minute rate. Add a focused parser case verifying that an
advisor record preserves the one-hour count.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/usagePricing.ts:
- Around line 84-87: Update the fallback order for cacheCreation1hCostPerToken
in the pricing configuration so cacheRate uses the current tier’s five-minute
rate before deriving a one-hour rate from the standard-rate ratio. Add pricing
test coverage for a tier with an explicit five-minute rate and no one-hour rate,
verifying the one-hour price matches that tier’s five-minute price.
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Advisor iterations can contain a one-hour cache-write breakdown. The parser drops that count, so pricing can use the five-minute rate for those writes. Carry the count into the advisor record and add a focused parser case.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/claudeUsage.ts at line 78:
Update the parser that builds advisor records to retain cacheCreation1hTokens when it is present, so one-hour cache writes are not priced using the five-minute rate. Add a focused parser case verifying that an advisor record preserves the one-hour count.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the tier's five-minute rate when its one-hour rate is missing.
cacheRate tries the standard-rate ratio before cacheCreationCostPerToken. If a priority tier publishes a five-minute rate but no one-hour rate, the computed one-hour price can differ from that tier's five-minute price. For example, a standard input rate of 4e-6, a standard five-minute rate of 5e-6, a priority input rate of 8e-6, and an explicit priority five-minute rate of 16e-6 produce a priority one-hour rate of 10e-6. The documented fallback requires 16e-6. Prefer the current tier's five-minute rate for this field, and cover the explicit-tier-rate case in the pricing test.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/usagePricing.ts around lines 84 - 87:
Update the fallback order for cacheCreation1hCostPerToken in the pricing configuration so cacheRate uses the current tier’s five-minute rate before deriving a one-hour rate from the standard-rate ratio. Add pricing test coverage for a tier with an explicit five-minute rate and no one-hour rate, verifying the one-hour price matches that tier’s five-minute price.
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Real web app, Chromium 1280×800, light theme, separate fresh databases. Seed the same synthetic native Claude assistant transcript without costUSD or custom overrides: 400,000 five-minute cache writes and 600,000 one-hour writes. Open Usage → Cost → 30 days → Claude Code. Expected: 0.4 × $3.75 + 0.6 × $6 = $5.10, retaining 1M tokens. Base shows $3.75, understating cost by $1.35. Restart both servers and reopen Usage; the respective results persist.
I found one remaining cache-write pricing case in this PR. Advisor iterations have their own cache_creation breakdown, but their parsed records omit cacheCreation1hTokens.
This follow-up commit uses the same TTL reader for the main message and each advisor. It extends the existing advisor test for mixed writes and records without a split through both parser paths. The regression fails on cccff0f and passes with the fix.
Validation: 49 focused tests pass. Server typechecking, targeted formatting and lint pass. The commit hook also passed formatting, lint and knip.
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Claude's one-hour cache writes were priced at the five-minute rate. This keeps the one-hour subset through native transcript parsing and large-line projection, then prices each TTL at its published rate without changing token totals.
The cache port preserves main's rate-model column at index 11 and appends the one-hour count at index 12 in a separate v6 file. Live pre-v6 Claude transcripts are reparsed even when size and mtime match; deleted history remains available and older cache files stay untouched. Custom cache-write overrides apply equally to both TTLs. Deleted legacy transcripts cannot recover a TTL split the old cache never stored.
Rebuilt from @lbgos's original #16922, preserving the contributor commits and merging main. Removed stale paths from the former transcript architecture and reduced standalone added tests from three to one; five existing test files cover the behavior.
Verification at head
3754b62c6c89735e3a0bfd80d87f985c68719774:layerTestwarning.Current-head GitHub checks that ran passed or skipped; the rollup contains metadata/status checks rather than full build/test CI jobs. The hosted CodeRabbit review text still describes the original implementation; the independent full-diff reviews above cover the takeover head.
This is server/service evidence; no full-app client, real-account rate fetch, macOS, Windows, Electron desktop, iOS or Android runtime verification was performed. There is no UI or wire-contract change, so screenshots would not demonstrate the arithmetic.
Models and harness: Codex gpt-6-astra (tests), Codex gpt-6.1-sol (implementation), Claude claude-opus-5-5 and Codex gpt-6-sol (independent reviews), orchestrated through T3 Code.
Fixes #21010