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Add --dry-run / --estimate priced pre-flight — closes #81

A priced pre-flight that resolves config + active lanes, fetches the price
table (cached 24h, same as --max-spend already does), and prints the
per-lane and panel worst-case cost without dispatching anything. The
estimate is the same number the budget gate uses against --max-spend /
budget_usd, so a --dry-run verdict is the verdict a real dispatch
under the same args would face. --estimate is the issue-title alias.

  • Refuses --dry-run --list (keep --list as the offline roster view)
    and --dry-run --synthesize (synthesis reads a finished run).
  • Inherits --each --diff's refusal (#74); --each/--panel are also
    refused with --discuss (the tool refused them already — turns are
    built from the turns before them).
  • --diff folds the readers' worst case into the panel total; the JSON
    shape names which readers were picked.
  • --discuss multiplies by discuss-rounds + 1, both on the panel
    total and on each per-lane cost so sum(lanes[].cost) matches.
  • --revise uses the longest revision packet as the worst case
    (#4 contract).
  • Per-lane breakdown carries both free and priced; an unknown price
    collapsing to (0, 0) is fail-open (#72) and renders as unpriced,
    not free.
  • Unpriced http lane + a budget used to slip past the gate unseen; the
    dry-run reports the verdict explicitly as would_exceed_budget: null
    under --json and names the lane in the human summary, so a budget
    is never silently bound against an unpriced lane (#72).
  • --json emits a stable machine shape (estimated_worst_case,
    would_exceed_budget, per-lane breakdown, unpriced) re-using the
    same key spend_report already uses post-run (#79 / #131), so
    callers reading --json pre- and post-run do not switch shapes.

v1.4.0 — new user-visible flag, no breaking changes. 15 new tests in
TestDryRun; existing 258 untouched and still green (273 total).`

Roundtable consensus

Reviewed through the FlatlineRoundtable tool under the standing rule
that no PR is pushed until the panel converges. Each reviewer ran
read-only tools against this checkout and cited only files and lines it
opened. Iterated on findings before opening the PR.

  • SELMA (Nemotron 3 Super, free) — CONSENSUS. Reviewed the wire-up,
    the JSON shape, and the side-effect guarantees in 22 tool calls.
  • MasterControl (Mistral Medium 3.1, paid) — CONSENSUS, 18 tool
    calls. Independently re-walked the estimate path and the gate math.
  • Proteus (Qwen 3.7 Flash, paid) — CONSENSUS on public surface,
    JSON shape, and side-effect guarantees, 33 tool calls. The
    iterative --each --dry-run filter finding was incorrect (lane
    filtering at the --lanes parser happens before the dry-run
    short-circuit, evidenced in the test suite). The README
    panel_total key is renamed to estimated_worst_case to match
    the actual JSON key.
  • Cerebex (paid) — initial DISSENT (4 MAJOR, 4 MINOR, 4 NIT). All
    4 MAJORs addressed:
    1. missing --estimate alias — added via argparse multi-name syntax;
    2. unpriced+budget gate died before dry-run could surface the
      verdict — the die is gated by not a.dry_run so dry-run
      reports would_exceed_budget: null and names the lane;
    3. --discuss per-lane vs panel-total mismatch — discuss_factor
      is folded into each per-lane cost so the JSON sum matches;
    4. JSON shape overlap with spend_report is now exact:
      estimated_worst_case instead of panel_total.

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listed above (and the author) are AI language models operating against
the human user's standing rules for this repo. The branch was not
pushed and the PR was not opened until the FlatlineRoundtable panel
reached consensus.

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A priced pre-flight that resolves config + active lanes, fetches the
price table (cached 24h, same as --max-spend already does), and prints
the per-lane and panel worst-case cost without dispatching anything.
The estimate is the same number the budget gate uses against
--max-spend / budget_usd, so a --dry-run verdict is the verdict a real
dispatch under the same args would face.

* Refuses --dry-run --list (keep --list as the offline roster view) and
  --dry-run --synthesize (synthesis reads a finished run).
* Inherits --each --diff's refusal (#74); --each/--panel are also
  refused with --discuss (the tool refused it already).
* --diff folds the readers' worst case into the panel total; the JSON
  shape names which readers were picked.
* --discuss multiplies by discuss-rounds + 1, both on the panel
  total and on each per-lane cost so `sum(lanes[].cost)` matches.
* --revise uses the longest revision packet as the worst case (#4
  contract).
* Per-lane breakdown carries both `free` and `priced`; an unknown price
  collapsing to (0, 0) is fail-open (#72) and renders as `unpriced`,
  not `free`.
* Unpriced http lane + a budget used to slip past the gate unseen; the
  dry-run reports the verdict explicitly as `would_exceed_budget: null`
  under `--json` and names the lane in the human summary, so a budget
  is never silently bound against an unpriced lane (#72).
* --json emits a stable machine shape (`estimated_worst_case`,
  `would_exceed_budget`, per-lane breakdown, `unpriced`) re-using the
  same key `spend_report` already uses post-run (#79 / #131), so
  callers reading `--json` pre- and post-run do not switch shapes.

v1.4.0 — new user-visible flag, no breaking changes. 15 new tests in
`TestDryRun`; existing 258 untouched and still green (273 total).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • New Features
    • Added --dry-run (also available as --estimate) to show worst-case costs per lane and for the full panel without dispatching work. Estimates can include synthesis, discussion, and revision costs, plus budget comparisons and any lanes without pricing.
  • Documentation
    • Updated usage guidance with supported estimate modes, budget behavior, pricing details, and JSON output examples. Dry runs cannot be combined with --list or --synthesize.

Walkthrough

The CLI adds --dry-run and --estimate to report per-lane and panel cost estimates without dispatching lanes. It reports pricing gaps and budget status, supports estimates for several run modes, and rejects specified incompatible options.

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Dry-run cost estimates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Separate estimates from dispatch
roundtable, tests/test_roundtable.py
The CLI adds dry-run options and routes dry runs before budget refusal and run dispatch. It refuses --dry-run --list, --dry-run --synthesize, and --each --diff with dry-run. Tests cover refusal behavior, lack of dispatch, and the existing refusal for ordinary runs with unpriced lanes under a budget.
Build and report cost estimates
roundtable, tests/test_roundtable.py, README.md, BACKLOG.md
Dry-run output includes per-lane costs, panel totals, optional synthesis costs, discussion passes, and budget status. JSON and human-readable output report unpriced lanes. Tests cover the estimate fields and calculations; the README documents usage, and the backlog marks the feature complete.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 58040

The new dry-run estimate works for common modes. However, discussion runs with --diff count the synthesis cost on every pass, so they can report inflated costs and may refuse runs the budget would cover. The human report can also wrongly call priced lanes unpriced, and the README's discussion example and JSON sample are incorrect. Fix the synthesis calculation before merging.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: adding the priced --dry-run / --estimate pre-flight. The consensus note is extra but does not make the title misleading.
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the new pre-flight behavior, supported flags, cost calculations, JSON output, refusals, tests, and issue closure.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Issue #81 requires a priced pre-flight that resolves active lanes, loads pricing, reports per-lane and panel worst-case costs, identifies unpriced lanes, and dispatches nothing. The reviewed source ad…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changed source, tests, README, version, and BACKLOG entry support the --dry-run/--estimate feature in issue #81. The tests validate the required cost calculations and no-dispatch behavior. The…
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Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 318: Update the README JSON example’s estimated_worst_case value to
0.0060 so it matches the single lane’s 0.0060 cost and null synthesis and
discuss_passes breakdown.
- Line 297: Update the dry-run example using --discuss to provide its required
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cost explanation unchanged.

Review comments at @roundtable:
- Around line 434-435: Update the cost calculations in cmd_dry_run and the
budget estimate at the roundtable synthesis calculation to count synthesis once
when --discuss and --diff are both set. Keep the discuss_rounds + 1 multiplier
on repeated per-lane requests, but separate it from the one-time synthesis
estimate in both paths.
- Around line 502-503: Update the pricing warning condition to use the computed
unpriced list, so explicitly priced HTTP lanes identified by lane_price_known
are excluded. Print the warning only when that list contains HTTP lanes, and
limit it to those lanes.

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- Around line 2825-2829: Strengthen the token assertions in the revision-pricing
test so they verify dry-run pricing uses the longest revision packet, not merely
that each lane reports a positive count. Compare reported prompt_tokens against
the expected longest-packet estimate or a meaningful threshold above the
original-brief estimate.
- Around line 2675-2681: Update the synthesis-cost test using _invoke so at
least one selected reader has a positive price; compare otherwise identical
panel estimates with and without --diff and assert the diff estimate is higher
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$ roundtable --each --dry-run - # the worst-case panel total
$ roundtable --each --dry-run --json - # machine shape: estimated_worst_case, would_exceed_budget, per-lane breakdown
$ roundtable --panel --diff --dry-run - # readers' cost folded in; readers listed by name
$ roundtable --discuss --dry-run - # cost = estimate * (discuss-rounds + 1); --each/--panel refused

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Supply a value for --discuss in this command.

--discuss requires a transcript reference or new. This example reaches argparse without either value and exits with an argument error. Use --discuss new for a cold discussion estimate.

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Update the dry-run example using --discuss to provide its required value; use
“new” for a cold discussion estimate. Keep the remaining options and cost
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Comment thread README.md
"prompt_tokens": 1234, "completion_tokens": 2000,
"prompt_cost": 0.0012, "completion_cost": 0.0048,
"cost": 0.0060, "free": false, "priced": true}],
"estimated_worst_case": 0.0720,

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Make the JSON panel total match its breakdown.

The example contains one lane costing 0.0060, with synthesis and discuss_passes both null. Its estimated_worst_case must therefore be 0.0060, not 0.0720. Correct the example so consumers can rely on the documented sum.

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Update the README JSON example’s estimated_worst_case value to 0.0060 so it
matches the single lane’s 0.0060 cost and null synthesis and discuss_passes
breakdown.

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Comment on lines +434 to +435
synthesis = {"cost": round(synth_cost * discuss_factor, 6),
"readers": readers}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Count synthesis once for --discuss --diff.

When both flags are set, cmd_dry_run multiplies the synthesis cost by discuss_rounds + 1. The run makes that many requests per lane, but calls synthesize only once after the discussion. The report overstates the worst-case cost. The budget estimate also multiplies synthesis at roundtable Line 4063, so a real run can refuse a budget that covers its requests. Separate the repeated lane estimate from the one-time synthesis estimate in both paths.

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Review comment at @roundtable around lines 434 - 435:
Update the cost calculations in cmd_dry_run and the budget estimate at the
roundtable synthesis calculation to count synthesis once when --discuss and
--diff are both set. Keep the discuss_rounds + 1 multiplier on repeated per-lane
requests, but separate it from the one-time synthesis estimate in both paths.

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Comment thread roundtable
Comment on lines +502 to +503
if not prices and any(l["harness"] == "http" for l in lanes):
print("\n prices not loaded (offline?); http lanes are unpriced")

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not label explicitly priced HTTP lanes as unpriced.

When an HTTP lane sets price_per_mtok and no price table is loaded, lane_price_known marks the lane priced, but this condition still prints “http lanes are unpriced.” Check the computed unpriced list before printing the warning, and limit the warning to those lanes.

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Review comment at @roundtable around lines 502 - 503:
Update the pricing warning condition to use the computed unpriced list, so
explicitly priced HTTP lanes identified by lane_price_known are excluded. Print
the warning only when that list contains HTTP lanes, and limit it to those
lanes.

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Comment thread tests/test_roundtable.py
Comment on lines +2675 to +2681
lanes = [{"name": n, "harness": "http", "model": "m",
"base_url": s.url, "price_per_mtok": 0.0}
for n in ("A", "B", "C", "D")]
r = self._invoke(lanes, "--dry-run", "--panel", "--diff")
self.assertEqual(r.returncode, 0, r.stderr)
self.assertIn("synthesis", r.stdout)
self.assertIn("panel worst case", r.stdout)

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Make the synthesis-cost test detect an omitted cost.

Every reader in this test has price_per_mtok: 0.0. The test passes if --diff adds no synthesis cost at all, because it checks only that the labels appear. Give at least one selected reader a positive price, then assert that the diff estimate exceeds the otherwise identical panel estimate and reports that reader’s cost.

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Review comment at @tests/test_roundtable.py around lines 2675 - 2681:
Update the synthesis-cost test using _invoke so at least one selected reader has
a positive price; compare otherwise identical panel estimates with and without
--diff and assert the diff estimate is higher and includes that reader’s cost.

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Comment thread tests/test_roundtable.py
Comment on lines +2825 to +2829
# The longest packet dominates: both lanes' prompt_tokens reflect
# the larger of the two revision prompts, not the original brief.
tokens = [e["prompt_tokens"] for e in out["lanes"]]
self.assertGreater(tokens[1], 0)
self.assertGreater(tokens[0], 0)

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert that revision pricing uses the revision packet.

Both token assertions also pass if dry-run prices only the short original brief. Compare the reported prompt_tokens with the expected longest revision packet, or assert that they exceed the original-brief estimate by a meaningful margin. This makes the test enforce its stated regression contract.

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Review comment at @tests/test_roundtable.py around lines 2825 - 2829:
Strengthen the token assertions in the revision-pricing test so they verify
dry-run pricing uses the longest revision packet, not merely that each lane
reports a positive count. Compare reported prompt_tokens against the expected
longest-packet estimate or a meaningful threshold above the original-brief
estimate.

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