feat(openrouter): B2 — Fast on OpenAI-backed slugs, no route pinning (#1886) - #2080
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…te pinning Phase B2 of the FastWire umbrella (lidge-jun#1886), and a documented correction to what that issue proposed. The umbrella specified an atomic route pin for OpenRouter — only inject a tier alongside `provider: { only: [...], allow_fallbacks: false }` — to stop a tier reaching an upstream that would silently bill for it. OpenRouter's own documentation retires that requirement, and shows the proposal would not even have worked: - Tier endpoints are separate suffixed slugs (`openai/priority`), and they are explicitly NOT matched by base slugs. Pinning `only: ["openai"]` would have excluded the very endpoint that serves priority. - Priority tries tier endpoints first and falls back otherwise, and billing always follows the endpoint actually used — so the silent-overbilling risk the pin existed to prevent does not exist. - The response reports the tier actually served. Pinning would therefore have turned a graceful capacity fallback into a hard failure while protecting against nothing. Downgrade safety instead rests on B0's confirmation model, which was built for exactly this contract. What this adds: - The three OpenAI-backed slugs we ship get exact-model capability. The provider stays unclassified, and `anthropic/claude-sonnet-5` is left out because OpenRouter does not list Anthropic among its priority upstreams. - Registry model capability is now guarded by destination. A provider merely named `openrouter` but pointed at someone's own gateway must not inherit evidence gathered about openrouter.ai, and OpenRouter's endpoint is fixed, so the guard reads the operator's configured base URL rather than the routed one. Catalog and runtime both feed it that same configured value, keeping A1's one-resolver invariant intact. - The Chat surface finally reads the upstream's `service_tier` echo, closing the gap B0 left open. Without it every OpenRouter Fast request would have recorded `assumed` even when OpenRouter told us it had fallen back to standard. - A confirmed priority result with no bundled tier price is now billed at the standard rate but flagged a floor rather than silently reported as exact: OpenRouter documents priority as "faster, higher cost", so standard is provably a lower bound. Scoped to canonical priority only — flex is cheaper, so the same argument would be false there. A first attempt scoped capability with the registry's `preserveCustomDestination` flag. It worked, but that flag also decides provider claiming and hosted-tool preference validation, and the full suite caught it changing which configs `openrouter` accepts. The destination guard above replaces it and touches nothing outside FastWire. Full suite: 13361 pass / 10 skip / 1 fail — the pre-existing dev-side key-login-live-update regression, which reproduces on pristine dev. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOpenRouter Fast support now uses canonical model capabilities, observes response service tiers, marks applicable priority estimates as standard-price lower bounds, and displays that status in localized logs. ChangesOpenRouter Fast capability and policy flow
Response tier observation
Lower-bound pricing and log display
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participant OpenRouter
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OpenRouter->>OpenAIChatAdapter: return response with service_tier
OpenAIChatAdapter->>TierMetadata: record service_tier and parse status
TierMetadata->>CostEstimator: provide tier provenance
CostEstimator->>LogsUI: return priorityLowerBound estimate
LogsUI->>LogsUI: display lower-bound and localized labels
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Screenshot evidence for lidge-jun#2080: the Logs table showing a confirmed-priority OpenRouter request rendered as a floor (≥$) next to a response-declined downgrade and a standard request (~$). Taking this screenshot is what surfaced two defects the test suites missed: the lower-bound marker disagreed with the parallel xAI unit's rendering, and the fix for it initially reached only the detail panel because the table cell had its own inline formatter. Both paths now share one implementation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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341-356: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRequire all included estimates to be lower bounds before marking the total.
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||=, so one lower-bound estimate marks the entire conversation total as a lower bound. If the filtered logs contain one lower-bound estimate and one ordinary estimate, the sum is displayed with≥even though part of the sum is only an estimate.Track whether at least one priced estimate exists and whether every included estimate has
priorityLowerBound === true. Set the aggregate flag only when both conditions are true. Add a mixed-estimate regression test.Proposed aggregation fix
- let priorityLowerBound = false; + let priorityLowerBound = true; + let pricedEstimates = 0; ... - priorityLowerBound ||= cost?.kind === "value" && cost.estimate.priorityLowerBound === true; + pricedEstimates += 1; + priorityLowerBound &&= cost?.kind === "value" && cost.estimate.priorityLowerBound === true; ... - priorityLowerBound, + priorityLowerBound: pricedEstimates > 0 && priorityLowerBound,Also applies to: 360-364
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Addressed all current review findings in d49538c and 9cd3c1c. Estimated costs now use one shared Intl USD formatter with typed i18n labels and translated locale values. Conversation totals are marked as lower bounds only when at least one priced estimate exists and every priced estimate is a lower bound; mixed, all-lower-bound, and unpriced-only cases are covered. Verification: focused cost and locale tests 18 pass / 0 fail; full root suite 13,416 pass / 10 skip / 0 fail across 852 files; full GUI suite 951 pass / 0 fail across 165 files; GUI lint, i18n lint, build, app typecheck, and diff check pass. Please re-review the updated head. |
리뷰 · 우선순위 62 / 80#1886 B2의 OpenRouter 유닛이다. 능력 선언은 레지스트리 exact-model이고 Anthropic 슬러그는 빠진다. 목적지 가드가 있다. 이름만 관측은 Chat 응답의 테스트가 capability와 destination, echo, 가격 floor, GUI, 그리고 해결방안메인테이너가 pin 철회와 목적지 가드를 읽고 동의하면 머지할 수 있다. #2072와 같이 둘 때 가격 floor가 프로바이더 id 특수 케이스와 선언적 xAI 규칙으로 갈라지지 않게, 머지 직후 한 후속 PR로 접어라. 이 PR에서 그 통합까지 기다릴 필요는 없다. Anthropic OpenRouter Fast는 문서에 없으니 넣지 마라. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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The design is the good part, and I want to say so before the blocker: no route pinning, capability restricted to the canonical base URL, response Blocker: the capability itself is asserted, not evidenced — the same class of finding that is still open on #2072.
OpenRouter's own docs say service tiers apply to select models. The Sol model page confirms the ID and that OpenAI is one of several serving providers — it does not show a priority endpoint for Sol, Terra, or Luna. Why this is a blocker rather than a nit: being wrong here spends the user's money. A model we declare Fast-capable that is not gets a priority-priced request the user did not knowingly opt into. What would unblock it: evidence that these three IDs actually expose a priority endpoint — an endpoint listing showing the tier, or one real (not seeded) request per model with the The negative guards all check out (Anthropic, explicit-false, noncanonical destination), and the 29-file breadth is coherent rather than scope creep. |
An assumed Fast attempt reported the standard total with no uncertainty marker, so the UI received a definite price for a request whose served tier the provider never echoed. OpenRouter bills by the tier actually served and documents priority as more expensive, so an unmarked standard total can understate the real charge. The confirmed case was already a lower bound because the premium endpoint price is not bundled here. The assumed case needs the same marker for a stronger reason: the outcome itself was never observed. Same treatment, different justification. Driven red: restricting the predicate back to confirmed-only fails the new regression and nothing else.
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Enables Codex Fast on OpenRouter for the OpenAI-backed slugs this repo ships — and corrects what #1886 specified for this provider, with the vendor documentation that retires it.
The umbrella's route pin is withdrawn, on evidence
#1886 required an atomic pin: only inject a tier alongside
provider: { only: [...], allow_fallbacks: false }, so a tier could never reach an upstream that would silently bill for it. OpenRouter's own docs both remove the motivation and show the proposal would not have worked:openai/priority,google-vertex/flex) and are explicitly not matched by base slugs. Pinningonly: ["openai"]would have excluded the very endpoint that serves priority.default/flex/priority/null).Pinning would therefore have converted a graceful capacity fallback into a hard failure while protecting against nothing. Downgrade safety rests on B0's confirmation model instead, which was built for exactly this contract. I'll update #1886's text to match.
What lands
trueforopenai/gpt-5.6-{sol,terra,luna}. The provider stays unclassified, andanthropic/claude-sonnet-5is left out — OpenRouter does not list Anthropic among its priority upstreams.openrouterbut pointed at someone's own gateway must not inherit evidence gathered about openrouter.ai. Because OpenRouter's endpoint is fixed (a configured base URL is ignored at route time), the guard reads the operator's configured base URL, not the routed one — and catalog and runtime are both fed that same configured value, so A1's one-resolver invariant holds and the catalog cannot advertise what the runtime would withhold (or vice versa).service_tier, closing the gap B0 left open. Without it, every OpenRouter Fast request would have recordedassumedeven when OpenRouter told us it fell back to standard. Absence of the field still meansassumed— never a fabricated downgrade.flexis cheaper, so the same argument would be false there.A wrong turn worth recording
The first attempt scoped capability with the registry's existing
preserveCustomDestinationflag. It worked — but that flag also decides provider claiming and hosted-tool preference validation, and the full suite caught it changing which configsopenrouteraccepts (config.test.tsandmanagement-provider-validation.test.ts, both sub-millisecond assertion failures, not flakes). The destination guard replaces it and touches nothing outside FastWire.UI
Three seeded OpenRouter requests on
openai/gpt-5.6-sol. The upstream echo decides the rendering:service_tier: "priority"gives≥$0.1105(standard rate, marked a floor because OpenRouter publishes no bundled tier price),service_tier: "default"is a real downgrade and gets no marker, and a request that never asked for Fast stays~$0.1105. All three totals match on purpose — only the marker differs.Verification
key-login-live-updateregression, which reproduces on pristinedevand is flagged on refactor(fastwire): A1 — FastWire policy resolution, byte-identical behavior (#1886) #1893/fix(chat): forward caller service_tier through the chat-to-responses conversion (#1886) #1904/feat(fastwire): B0 — per-attempt tier outcomes and per-attempt pricing (#1886) #1956/feat(xai): B2 — enable Priority Processing on the API-key transport (#1886, closes #1875) #2072/fix(chat): apply the Fast capability gate to the native passthrough (#1886) #2075.update-stop-first/ocx-launcher-sourcefailures. Those were new on dev, not from this diff — I confirmed them on pristineupstream/devat1ad131acb, they arrived with fix(update): stage, verify, and swap npm self-updates with rollback #2079, and test(update): re-pin launcher invariants to the transactional install contract #2081 has since fixed them. Merging that fix in cleared all three.provider.only/order/allow_fallbacksis emitted, so the no-pin decision cannot silently regress.bun x tsc --noEmit,lint:i18n, GUI build, docs build all clean.Known convergence point
The pricing floor here is keyed on the provider id, while the parallel xAI unit (#2072, not yet merged) makes priority pricing declarative. When both land, these two paths should collapse into one declarative rule — noted so it is a planned follow-up rather than an oversight.
Part of #1886.
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