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Problem

Usage → Model prices → Map to promises that a mapped model's tokens "use the target's price" (docs/user/usage.md). That breaks when the target is a Pi, Cursor or Antigravity model. Those providers show an ID the LiteLLM rate table doesn't list, such as anthropic/claude-opus-4-6 (Pi), gpt-5.1-codex-high (Cursor) or gemini-3-flash-preview-high (Antigravity). They price their own records through a separate UsageRecord.rateModel (claude-opus-4-6, gpt-5.1-codex, gemini-3-flash-preview).

Call path: UsageService.scanSummary builds UsageAggregator with resolveModelAliases(settings.usageModelAliases) → UsageAggregator.add → #mapModel swaps in the target ID and drops rateModel → priceUsage → lookupRate(table, record.model) looks up the target's display ID and gets null.

The result: in the bucket where usage was folded together, the target's own records are priced but the mapped ones are not. Without a provider-reported cost, the mapped records are counted as unpriced with $0 cost. Antigravity never reports one, and neither do Pi's zero-cost entries. With a reported cost, the cost moves to Other with no input/cache/output split, and no cache savings.

Repro: in Pi, use anthropic/actual-model and anthropic/actual-model-preview, and map the preview to the released ID. The merged anthropic/actual-model bucket shows 2 records, 1 of them unpriced, and only half the cost.

Change

• ProviderUsageReader gets an optional rateModel(model): the rate-table name for one of that provider's display IDs.
• Pi, Cursor and Antigravity set it, reusing the derivation each already uses for its own records:
  • Pi: removes the <provider>/ prefix.
  • Cursor: cursorRateModel.
  • Antigravity: the effort-suffix strip, factored out of withRateModel as antigravityRateModel.
• UsageService passes these to the aggregator. #mapModel gives a mapped record the target's rate model instead of none.

Providers whose display ID is already the rate ID (Claude, Codex, Grok, OpenCode, Muse) don't change. Custom prices still match the exact displayed ID, so a price override set on the target still applies.

Scope and approval

This is a small, focused fix for a documented behaviour that is broken (mapped usage "use[s] the target's price"), and the existing code comment in #mapModel states the same intent. It adds no new setting or UI. No issue or PR covers it (searched "Map to", usageModelAliases, rateModel, "model alias usage"). It touches the same Antigravity file as #13809, which widens that reader's suffix stripping. If #13809 lands first, antigravityRateModel should become whatever derivation it settles on.

Verification

New test UsageService > prices Pi usage mapped onto a Pi model at that model's rate in apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts. It reads real Pi JSONL through UsageService with a usageModelAliases setting.

Before the fix (source files reverted, test kept):

- Expected
+ Received
  [
    {
      "costSource": "modelPriced",
-     "costUsd": 60,
+     "costUsd": 30,
      "model": "anthropic/actual-model",
      "records": 2,
-     "unpricedRecords": 0,
+     "unpricedRecords": 1,
    },
  ]
 Tests  1 failed | 51 skipped (52)

After:

 Test Files  1 passed (1)
      Tests  1 passed | 51 skipped (52)

Other checks:

• vp test run apps/server/src/usage/ apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.test.ts: everything else passes. discovers Pi history in its default home and directory overrides and retains Codex reconciliation and partial coverage… fail the same way on unmodified main on this macOS machine. The first one compares a /var path with its /private/var real path.
• vp lint and vp fmt --check on the touched directories pass.
• effect-tsgo tsrs --noEmit reports 0 errors in apps/server, provider-core, provider-pi and provider-cursor.
• knip exports pass for those workspaces.

Not checked:

• Cursor and Antigravity mapping have no test of their own. They reuse the derivations their readers already apply to their own records, through the same aggregator path the Pi test covers.
• I didn't check this in a running client. The change is server-side, and the client renders the bucket fields it already receives.

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Walkthrough

Usage readers now expose provider-specific rate-model callbacks. UsageService passes these callbacks to UsageAggregator, which can select a rate model after applying an alias. A test checks that aliased Pi records are grouped and priced using the target model’s rates.

Changes: Rate-model resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provider rate-model callbacks packages/provider-core/src/server/usage.ts, packages/provider-pi/src/server/usage.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/driver.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/antigravityUsageReader.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/AntigravityUsage.ts	Provider usage-reader types now allow an optional rate-model callback. Pi removes the provider prefix, Cursor uses cursorRateModel, and Antigravity exposes its model mapping through its usage reader.
Rate models for aliased records apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts	When an alias target has no configured rate, UsageAggregator can use a provider-specific callback to set the rate model. The aggregation test supplies a callback.
UsageService integration and validation apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts	UsageService builds a provider-to-callback lookup and passes a resolver to UsageAggregator. A test checks that two aliased Pi records are grouped and priced at the target model’s rates.

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

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant UsageService
  participant UsageAggregator
  participant PiUsageReader
  UsageService->>UsageAggregator: Pass provider rateModel resolver
  UsageAggregator->>UsageService: Request rate model for aliased provider and model
  UsageService->>PiUsageReader: Call rateModel with aliased model
  PiUsageReader-->>UsageService: Return rate model
  UsageService-->>UsageAggregator: Return rate model

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Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 84e61

Usage mapped onto Pi, Cursor or Antigravity models should now be priced at the target model's rate instead of being left unpriced. The change is additive and falls back safely, and no actionable merge risk remains. Cursor and Antigravity mapping were not tested on their own.

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Title check		The title names the main change: mapped usage that lands on a Pi, Cursor, or Antigravity model is priced at that model's rate. The raw summary shows the changes add a rateModel resolver for these prov…
Description check		The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and each contains specific content. The Problem section gives the call path, the broken behav…
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The title names the main change: mapped usage that lands on a Pi, Cursor, or Antigravity model is priced at that model's rate. The raw summary shows the changes add a rateModel resolver for these providers and pass it into the aggregator's alias mapping, so the title matches the changeset. It uses the conventional commit form and is specific enough for a reader scanning history. It is 92 characters, which is long but within normal bounds.

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Major · Preserve the target’s rate when mapping across providers. · antigravityUsageReader.ts:244

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Preserve the target’s rate when mapping across providers.

In usageAggregation.ts, mapping an Antigravity record to perplexity/xai/grok-4.20-multi-agent applies antigravityRateModel to the target and removes -agent. Pricing then misses the exact target rate and marks the record unpriced unless a custom override exists.

Preserve an exact target rate or resolve the target using its own provider’s rules. Add a regression test for this mapping.

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Antigravity record to perplexity/xai/grok-4.20-multi-agent preserves the exact
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@coderabbitai Fixed in a40e858. A mapped model now keeps its own price whenever the rate table has one. The provider's rate naming (for example Antigravity's suffix stripping) applies only when the target has no price of its own (usageAggregation.ts #mapModel).

I extended the existing alias test in usageAggregation.test.ts with a rateModel rule that renames the target to an unpriced name. It failed before the fix (the record came out unpriced) and passes now.

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@MarcoDotIO Thanks for the fix. I checked that commit a40e8588b5 is in the current PR revision.

#mapModel now checks the target’s rate first. It uses the provider’s rate naming only when that lookup finds no rate. The updated test covers a priced target with an unpriced provider-derived name.

I did not run the test in the sandbox.

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Verified in a real dev environment

verified the Pi mapping path on Linux with Playwright, the repo's dependencies, and /usr/bin/google-chrome. no mocks, fixtures, or demo records. no source changes were needed.

• started github/main (cef95b6db9) in a separate worktree after vp i. created a project for the real repository and threads through the web app. completed real Codex gpt-6.1-sol and Pi cliproxyapi/gpt-6.1-sol turns through the local proxy.
• in Usage → Model prices, mapped cliproxyapi/gpt-6.1-sol to openai/gpt-6.1-sol. main showed the real Pi record as Unpriced, with $0.00 cost.
• stopped main, checked out exact PR head 25490ee2fd262adee1c48319044d66aebc9ffa24, ran vp i, and started its dev server with the same app-created state. the same mapping and record now show $0.02, with input/output cost categories.
• clearing the mapping restored the source model and automatic price. setting target prices to $10/M input and $20/M output gave $0.12; resetting the target restored $0.02. the recording shows mapping, override, and reset through the UI.
• a fresh Codex gpt-6.1-sol turn on the PR returned PR-HEAD-32219-OK.

captured the real server's WebSocket summary after a client reload:

provider=pi model=openai/gpt-6.1-sol records=1 unpricedRecords=0
uncachedInputTokens=11759 outputTokens=10
costSource=modelPriced costUsd=0.023618
inputCostUsd=0.023518 outputCostUsd=0.000100

86 tests passed in 3 existing files through blacksmith-check: UsageService.test.ts, usageAggregation.test.ts, and antigravityUsageReader.test.ts. the head also has 33 successful CI checks and no pending or failing checks.

main, same Pi record and mapping:

PR, same Pi record and mapping:

Not verified

• Cursor and Antigravity mapping with real accounts: their CLIs and authenticated accounts are unavailable here.
• cache-bearing Pi usage and cross-provider mappings: the real Pi record had no cache tokens, and this pass covered Pi's provider-prefixed target ids.
• native iOS/Android and Electron clients, macOS/Windows, and relay/tunnel connections: exercised the Linux dev web client only.

uploaded images were inspected, and the uploaded video played to completion and supported seeking in T3's browser.

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Evidence

Environment: real web client, Chromium 156 on Linux, 1280×800, light theme, fresh isolated server state. Real Pi turns supplied identical token counts on both sides.

Steps: run a zero-cost custom Pi model turn (350 input/7 output); open Usage → Cost and filter to Pi; map cliproxyapi/gpt-5.6-luna to openai/gpt-5.6-luna; inspect pricing; add a native target-model turn and refresh; set target Input/Output overrides to $100/$200 per million; reset overrides; clear the mapping.

Base makes all 357 mapped tokens unpriced. With native usage added, 357 of 714 tokens remain unpriced. Head prices all mapped tokens, retains the $0.22 blended per-million rate and Input/Output cost categories, and shows no unknown-price warning. Explicit overrides produce $0.07 on both commits; resetting them restores the bug only on base.

Step	Before c910b1bbe9	After 47d6c8dba8
Source priced
Mapping
Mapped model
Native usage merged
Target override
Override reset
Mapping cleared

Before recording · After recording

Scenario · Pi config preparation script

Not shown:

• Nonzero cache savings: both real Pi turns reported zero cache-read and cache-write tokens.
• Cursor mapping variant was not exercised; the real-app proof covers the reported Pi flow.
• Permanent blocker: Antigravity is unavailable on the VMs, so its provider-specific variant could not be exercised.