feat: map LiteLLM model prices into OpenCode cost field - #22
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Populate Model.cost from /v1/model/info pricing metadata instead of hardcoding zero. This makes OpenCode's spent/cost tracking match the actual LiteLLM proxy billing. Also adds cache_read_input_token_cost and cache_creation_input_token_cost to LiteLLMModelInfo so Anthropic-style prompt caching prices are propagated.
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change can make OpenCode report usage costs dramatically lower than the amounts billed by LiteLLM because the prices are mapped using incompatible units. The unit conversion must be corrected before this PR is merge-ready, with regression coverage for the affected cost buckets. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/plugin/build-model.ts`:
- Around line 57-62: Update buildModelV2 so the input, output, cache.read, and
cache.write values assigned to ModelV2.cost convert LiteLLM per-token prices to
per-million-token prices by multiplying each by 1_000_000 exactly once,
preserving the existing zero fallbacks. Add regression coverage asserting the
expected costs for one million tokens in every bucket.
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# [0.9.0](v0.8.0...v0.9.0) (2026-08-26) ### Features * map LiteLLM model prices into OpenCode cost field ([#22](#22)) ([cb9254d](cb9254d))
PR Title
feat: map LiteLLM model prices into OpenCode cost field
PR Body
Problem
The plugin discovers models from
/v1/model/info(which reliably carriesinput_cost_per_token,output_cost_per_token, and cache pricing), butbuildModelV2currently hardcodescost.input,cost.output, andcost.cacheto0.As a result, OpenCode falls back to its own internal price table for
spent/ cost tracking. For models like Azure-hosted DeepSeek V4 Pro, this fallback price is wrong, causing a large discrepancy between what OpenCode displays and what LiteLLM actually bills (e.g. $0.04 in OpenCode vs $0.29 in the LiteLLM dashboard).Fix
Populate
Model.costfrom the pricing metadata returned by LiteLLM instead of zeroing it:cost.input←info.input_cost_per_tokencost.output←info.output_cost_per_tokencost.cache.read←info.cache_read_input_token_costcost.cache.write←info.cache_creation_input_token_costAlso extends
LiteLLMModelInfowith the two cache cost fields so TypeScript strict mode accepts them.Verification
npm run typecheckpasses./costuse the exact prices configured in the LiteLLM proxy, matching Azure retail pricing and the LiteLLM dashboard.Scope
No Terraform or infrastructure changes; this is purely a plugin-side fix.
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