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fix(usage): price Claude fallbacks under the models that ran them - #34287
Claude Code can store a completed server-side fallback’s tokens under the declined model, combining cache writes across attempts and omitting the declined attempt’s output. An earlier streamed copy in a resumed or forked transcript can also restore that provisional usage and inflate session counts.
Change
Price the serving fallback from usage.iterations, with its own model and tokens; keep earlier attempts that produced output as separate records. Missing, empty or synthetic serving models retain the original top-level model and totals. Turns without fallback and existing advisor accounting keep their behavior. This follows Anthropic’s per-attempt billing.
The completed fallback identifies the provisional record it replaces. Aggregation removes that record in either file order, before model filtering. Both bucket counts and the source session totals displayed by clients are derived from surviving contributions; another surviving record from the old session still counts. Replacement links survive the scan cache. Cache v16 reparses pre-v16 Claude files from the beginning, including files that only grew by appending. Main’s Codex rules are unchanged: clean v14 Codex entries stay served, v14 entries with skipped records and older entries reparse, and Codex entries below v15 reparse whole when their file grows. Deleted transcripts retain their saved history; a surviving authoritative fallback replaces matching provisional history, but deleted-only history cannot be repaired.
One-hour cache writes from #35423 are read from the same usage object as each record’s totals: the serving iteration after a fallback, and each advisor or declined-attempt iteration. The scan cache keeps that field in its v13 position and stores the replacement link after it.
TaskCancelUsageLimit.integration.test.ts also gets the watch helper that #21676 gave its sibling TaskCancelNativeSubagent.integration.test.ts. The helper reads the event cursor before forking, then streams persisted events after it. The old helper read the cursor only once its forked fiber started. An event committed before that point was skipped, and take(1) then waited forever. This is test-only; production cancellation and the awareness stream are unchanged.
Scope
Focused backend follow-up to #9019, under the bug-fix exception Julius invited. No new client feature or wire contract. Snapshot accounting landed in #20276; one-hour cache-write pricing landed in #35423. The test helper change is included because it blocked this PR’s CI; it can move to its own PR if preferred.
Landing order with #30694: main’s #29366 took cache v15. This PR uses v16. #30694’s current head uses v17 for Grok turn keys. Both PRs change the same version line. The second PR requires conflict resolution and fresh tests against the first one’s landed source; the combined migration has not been implemented or tested.
If this PR lands first, #30694 keeps v17 and must keep Claude’s below-v16 invalidation alongside Grok’s below-v17 rule.
If #30694 lands first, this PR moves to v18, adds the v16 and v17 file names to the legacy list, and invalidates Claude entries below v18. Keeping below-v16 would serve stale Claude accounting from v16 and v17 caches.
Verification
Current revision 66298d2, tree 884d9114a906ea5d36338a55a28fc2a200090383, against merge base 613d1ac. Required hosted checks on this head are satisfied: five passed and three skipped; all server shards and both Web shards passed. Macroscope’s approvability check passed; it approved this exact head. CodeRabbit is paused at its earlier revision; the fresh independent review below covers this full candidate. All five review threads are resolved. Only the test helper changed since 8c8718a.
Hosted CI on the preceding 8c8718a head: 22 checks passed, 12 were skipped and two failed (Test Server 3 and the aggregate Check). Test Server 3 timed out after 120 s in TaskCancelUsageLimit.integration.test.ts (“cancelled as its limit lands”). The cause of that hang is unconfirmed. Main CI and this PR’s previous head passed the same file, and later local and Linux repeats did not reproduce it. The test file, EventSink, EffectWorker, RunExecutionService, ProviderSessionManager, UsageLimitRecoveryWorker and the replay harness are identical at this PR’s merge base, its head and main 59e64ee. Orchestrator.ts and OrchestratorMcpService.ts are identical between the merge base and this PR but have since changed on main.
Helper defect, shown deterministically in a temporary diagnostic copy of the test (not committed). The child-failure observer was held until its target event was persisted, then a later marker event was committed. The diagnostic copies the old orchestrator stream’s cursor-selection body through EventSink; it does not directly instrument the production orchestrator stream. With the old late cursor, all three rows failed immediately: the cursor landed after the target (for example target 43, cursor 50), and the observer saw only the marker. With the cursor read before forking, all three rows passed and the observer saw the target. Each variant gave the same result on every run (four runs of the late cursor, five of the early one). This shows the old helper can miss its event; it does not prove that this caused the hosted hang.
macOS, candidate: the changed test passed 3/3 in three runs. CI=true vp run check:changed passed format, lint, knip, GraphQL and 27 package typechecks. Its tests failed 3 of 113: unchanged UsageService path assertions consistent with macOS’s /var → /private/var normalization. Two failures directly show that difference; the third is a path-equality spy and was not separately baseline-tested.
Linux in Boat (source-synced; the sandbox has no Git checkout, so check:changed ran against a synthetic Git anchor whose base→candidate diff is exactly this PR’s 10 files, with the ten-file SHA-256 manifest checked against the local candidate before running checks; no post-check manifest was retained, and the whole remote tree is not equivalent to the local checkout): CI=true vp run check:changed passed. Format, lint, knip, GraphQL and 27 package typechecks passed, and 113 of 113 tests in six files passed. File-read override capabilities were dropped so the unreadable-file case behaves as it would for a normal user.
Bot review: Macroscope approved 8c8718a; all review threads are resolved.
Independent review of 8c8718a (tree 2f74ca0, before the test helper change) by GPT-6.1 Sol (high), OpenAI through Codex in T3 Code: no actionable findings in the nine-file accounting change. It held the PR as not ready while Test Server 3 was red and the description and cache-version coordination were stale. Fresh independent read-only review of all ten files in tree 884d9114a906ea5d36338a55a28fc2a200090383 by GPT-6.1 Sol/high, Codex through T3 Code, found no actionable code findings (task 568a9f12-7917-42d2-a276-13b429db6b5c). The reviewer inspected source and supplied logs without rerunning tests. Source is suitable for publication; hosted checks and cache landing coordination remain.
From earlier revisions (not rerun on runtime fixtures after this merge):
Failing-first parser, cache migration, streamed-copy, invalid-model, bucket-session and source-session regressions. The source-session case failed on d6ef065 (1 failed, 3 passed) and passed after the fix.
Synthetic runtime with LiteLLM rates reported $0.168024 on base, $0.223036 before copy reconciliation, and $0.190042 after it ($0.085030 serving + $0.105012 declined). No paid provider turns were used.
Before-output declines remain skipped as on main; this does not claim every such decline is unbilled. Combined advisor/fallback turns, chains with more than two attempts, and one-hour cache splits inside fallback iterations lack runtime proof. Cache migration has decoder regression coverage and service-path source review, rather than an end-to-end v13 Claude upgrade fixture.
Parser implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code; cache migration, streamed-copy reconciliation, invalid-model, bucket-session and source-session repairs with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex; earlier merges with main by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code and GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex; the v16 conflict resolution and the test helper change by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, all through T3 Code.
Fresh candidate review and publication: GPT-6.1 Sol/high in Codex through T3 Code.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This corrects Claude fallback cost attribution and prevents provisional transcript copies from inflating usage and session totals. Changes are confined to usage reporting and its local scan cache, without changing provider execution or actual charges.
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Walkthrough
Claude usage parsing now records usage from the serving fallback iteration and eligible earlier attempts. Aggregation removes contributions superseded by completed fallback records and provides source session counts. The scan cache advances to v14, stores supersession keys, and reparses older Claude entries.
Changes: Claude usage parsing and aggregation
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Summary
Fallback and prior iteration usage apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/claudeUsage.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/claudeUsage.test.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/usage.ts
The last fallback iteration with a valid model supplies the executor model and token totals. Eligible earlier iterations receive separate records. The usage record contract adds an optional supersession key.
Supersession and session counts apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts
Aggregation removes an existing contribution when a fallback supersedes its dedupe key and drops later records with that key. It returns distinct session counts by provider and source path, which UsageService uses for source totals. Tests cover file order, duplicates, deleted-file records, model filters, and source totals.
Cache persistence and refresh apps/server/src/usage/usageScanCache.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageScanCache.test.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts
The cache advances to v14 and persists supersession keys. Claude entries from before v14 are marked for reparsing. Tests cover legacy cache versions and the new filename.
This change prices Claude fallback turns under the models that ran them and removes superseded provisional copies from usage totals. Source session counts are now derived from surviving contributions, so they no longer depend on file order. No merge-blocking issue remains. One known limitation is that declined attempts which produced no output are still skipped, even where Anthropic bills them.
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The title names the fix and its scope: Claude fallback usage is priced under the models that actually ran the fallback. The raw summary shows the core change in parseClaudeRecord, which selects the serving fallback iteration's model and tokens, and the usage aggregation and session-count changes are secondary to it. The title is conventional-commit formatted, concise, and specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/claudeUsage.ts:
- Line 74: Update the fallback selection around usageTotals so invalid
fallback_message.model values (missing, empty, or synthetic) are handled
together with their totals: use top-level totals without double-counting
attempts already included, and add this invalid-model case to the fallback
table. Preserve correct model-to-usage pairing.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/usageScanCache.ts:
- Line 297: Update the Claude-version migration path around the pre-v13 check to
preserve whether each record was reparsed or retained from deleted history, and
make deduplication prefer a repaired copy over a pre-v13 copy; retain stale
history only when no repaired copy exists. Add a regression test for a deleted
original and its live fork, verifying the repaired record prevents stale token
totals from being combined.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts:
- Line 211: Update finish() to derive keyed session membership from surviving
contributions so deleting a superseded contribution also removes its session
from the original bucket’s count; preserve session membership for unkeyed
records. Extend the existing order test with an unrelated surviving session in
the provisional model’s bucket and verify the final count is independent of
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Head f8b6a36b2d, Linux VM, vp run dev, web client driven with Playwright and Chrome. Data came from real Claude claude-haiku-5-5 turns sent through the composer in a project pointing at a cloned git repo (octocat/Hello-World). The Usage page scans the same ~/.claude/projects transcripts on both runs.
Main baseline. I ran two Haiku turns on github/main and opened Usage. Main wrote usage-scan-cache-v12.json, and the Usage page showed claude-haiku-5-5 at 210K tokens and $0.01.
Cache migration (v12 to v14). I copied main's state, including the v12 cache, into the PR checkout and started the PR server. Opening Usage replaced it with usage-scan-cache-v14.json and removed the v12 file. The Claude transcripts were fully reparsed: the reparsed Haiku records are identical to the v12 ones (same 7 message keys, token counts and timestamps), and Haiku still shows 210K tokens and $0.01. The claude-opus-5-5 row is a live session that kept growing between captures, so only the Haiku row is comparable.
New turns after migration. I sent a follow-up Haiku turn on the PR server ("Run git log --oneline -3…"). It completed in about 10s with the correct answer. Usage then showed Haiku at 272K tokens. An independent sum over the raw transcripts gives 271,976 processed tokens across 9 Haiku messages.
Non-fallback turns are unchanged. Claude Code writes "iterations":[] on normal turns. The executor model and totals match main.
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The fallback accounting itself. I could not test pricing the fallback_message iteration under its serving model, splitting out a declined message attempt that produced output, or replacing provisional copies across files. These paths need a transcript from a real Anthropic server-side refusal fallback. Normal Haiku turns never produce one, and none of my real turns contained a fallback_message iteration. I did not try to provoke a model refusal. This means the original bug was not reproduced on main either. These paths are covered only by the PR's unit tests.
A v12 cache that already holds a real provisional fallback copy. My migration run had only normal turns.
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Minor · Retract superseded sessions from source counts. · usageAggregation.ts:211
apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts:211 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Retract superseded sessions from source counts.
UsageService.ts adds a session ID when add() returns true. This deletion does not remove that ID. If a provisional copy and its fallback have different session IDs, the source reports two sessions when the provisional copy arrives first, but one in the reverse order. The bucket now reports one in both orders.
Calculate source session counts from surviving contributions as well.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts at line 211:
Update the supersession handling in the aggregation flow around `#seen.delete` so source session counts reflect only surviving contributions. When a contribution supersedes another, retract the superseded session ID from the source’s count, ensuring the result is the same regardless of arrival order and handling differing session IDs.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts:
- Line 211: Update the supersession handling in the aggregation flow around
`#seen.delete` so source session counts reflect only surviving contributions.
When a contribution supersedes another, retract the superseded session ID from
the source’s count, ensuring the result is the same regardless of arrival order
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Fixed the source-session total finding from this review in 77a600e. Source totals now come from surviving aggregated contributions, so a superseded provisional copy cannot retain its session count. Independent usage in that session still counts.
The service regression fails on the previous head with two sessions instead of one, and now passes in both file orders, after deletion and after restart. All 185 focused usage/parser tests and check:changed pass (93 tests, 27 package typechecks). Claude Opus 5.5 independently reviewed the complete nine-file candidate with no actionable findings. CI and bots for the new head are pending.
Main's pingdotgg#29366 took scan cache v15 for Codex rewinds, so the Claude
fallback replacement keys move to v16 and invalidate Claude entries
below it.
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Main's pingdotgg#29366 took scan cache v15 and the Claude fallback PR (pingdotgg#34287)
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Problem
Claude Code can store a completed server-side fallback’s tokens under the declined model, combining cache writes across attempts and omitting the declined attempt’s output. An earlier streamed copy in a resumed or forked transcript can also restore that provisional usage and inflate session counts.
Change
Price the serving fallback from
usage.iterations, with its own model and tokens; keep earlier attempts that produced output as separate records. Missing, empty or synthetic serving models retain the original top-level model and totals. Turns without fallback and existing advisor accounting keep their behavior. This follows Anthropic’s per-attempt billing.The completed fallback identifies the provisional record it replaces. Aggregation removes that record in either file order, before model filtering. Both bucket counts and the source session totals displayed by clients are derived from surviving contributions; another surviving record from the old session still counts. Replacement links survive the scan cache. Cache v16 reparses pre-v16 Claude files from the beginning, including files that only grew by appending. Main’s Codex rules are unchanged: clean v14 Codex entries stay served, v14 entries with skipped records and older entries reparse, and Codex entries below v15 reparse whole when their file grows. Deleted transcripts retain their saved history; a surviving authoritative fallback replaces matching provisional history, but deleted-only history cannot be repaired.
One-hour cache writes from #35423 are read from the same usage object as each record’s totals: the serving iteration after a fallback, and each advisor or declined-attempt iteration. The scan cache keeps that field in its v13 position and stores the replacement link after it.
TaskCancelUsageLimit.integration.test.tsalso gets the watch helper that #21676 gave its siblingTaskCancelNativeSubagent.integration.test.ts. The helper reads the event cursor before forking, then streams persisted events after it. The old helper read the cursor only once its forked fiber started. An event committed before that point was skipped, andtake(1)then waited forever. This is test-only; production cancellation and the awareness stream are unchanged.Scope
Focused backend follow-up to #9019, under the bug-fix exception Julius invited. No new client feature or wire contract. Snapshot accounting landed in #20276; one-hour cache-write pricing landed in #35423. The test helper change is included because it blocked this PR’s CI; it can move to its own PR if preferred.
Landing order with #30694: main’s #29366 took cache v15. This PR uses v16. #30694’s current head uses v17 for Grok turn keys. Both PRs change the same version line. The second PR requires conflict resolution and fresh tests against the first one’s landed source; the combined migration has not been implemented or tested.
Verification
Current revision 66298d2, tree
884d9114a906ea5d36338a55a28fc2a200090383, against merge base 613d1ac. Required hosted checks on this head are satisfied: five passed and three skipped; all server shards and both Web shards passed. Macroscope’s approvability check passed; it approved this exact head. CodeRabbit is paused at its earlier revision; the fresh independent review below covers this full candidate. All five review threads are resolved. Only the test helper changed since 8c8718a.TaskCancelUsageLimit.integration.test.ts(“cancelled as its limit lands”). The cause of that hang is unconfirmed. Main CI and this PR’s previous head passed the same file, and later local and Linux repeats did not reproduce it. The test file,EventSink,EffectWorker,RunExecutionService,ProviderSessionManager,UsageLimitRecoveryWorkerand the replay harness are identical at this PR’s merge base, its head and main 59e64ee.Orchestrator.tsandOrchestratorMcpService.tsare identical between the merge base and this PR but have since changed on main.CI=true vp run check:changedpassed format, lint, knip, GraphQL and 27 package typechecks. Its tests failed 3 of 113: unchangedUsageServicepath assertions consistent with macOS’s/var→/private/varnormalization. Two failures directly show that difference; the third is a path-equality spy and was not separately baseline-tested.check:changedran against a synthetic Git anchor whose base→candidate diff is exactly this PR’s 10 files, with the ten-file SHA-256 manifest checked against the local candidate before running checks; no post-check manifest was retained, and the whole remote tree is not equivalent to the local checkout):CI=true vp run check:changedpassed. Format, lint, knip, GraphQL and 27 package typechecks passed, and 113 of 113 tests in six files passed. File-read override capabilities were dropped so the unreadable-file case behaves as it would for a normal user.2f74ca0, before the test helper change) by GPT-6.1 Sol (high), OpenAI through Codex in T3 Code: no actionable findings in the nine-file accounting change. It held the PR as not ready while Test Server 3 was red and the description and cache-version coordination were stale. Fresh independent read-only review of all ten files in tree884d9114a906ea5d36338a55a28fc2a200090383by GPT-6.1 Sol/high, Codex through T3 Code, found no actionable code findings (task568a9f12-7917-42d2-a276-13b429db6b5c). The reviewer inspected source and supplied logs without rerunning tests. Source is suitable for publication; hosted checks and cache landing coordination remain.From earlier revisions (not rerun on runtime fixtures after this merge):
Before-output declines remain skipped as on main; this does not claim every such decline is unbilled. Combined advisor/fallback turns, chains with more than two attempts, and one-hour cache splits inside fallback iterations lack runtime proof. Cache migration has decoder regression coverage and service-path source review, rather than an end-to-end v13 Claude upgrade fixture.
Parser implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code; cache migration, streamed-copy reconciliation, invalid-model, bucket-session and source-session repairs with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex; earlier merges with main by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code and GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex; the v16 conflict resolution and the test helper change by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, all through T3 Code.
Fresh candidate review and publication: GPT-6.1 Sol/high in Codex through T3 Code.