feat(pricing): resolve model prices from shared pricing documents by jarvis9443 · Pull Request #1152 · api7/aisix

jarvis9443 · 2026-09-08T13:15:35Z

A model can now take its per-token price from a shared pricing document
instead of carrying cost inline, so repricing a model is one write to
the price rather than a rewrite of every model that charges it.

Ref api7/AISIX-Cloud#1546

A second watched prefix

The watch supervisor used to hold one prefix and one provider. It now
holds a list: the environment's <base>/<env_id>/ as before, plus
<base>/global/, the shared catalog every environment reads. There is no
new configuration — the global prefix is derived from the same configured
etcd prefix, because it is one half of a contract with the control plane
rather than a deployment choice.

Both prefixes feed one snapshot. Each is range-read and watched on its
own connection, each watch resumes from the revision its own range read
was consistent as of (the reads run in sequence, so resuming them all at
the highest revision would skip the earlier prefix's writes made in
between), the initial reads are merged into a single resync, and
readiness waits for all of them — so no request can observe the
environment loaded and the catalog not. applied_revision is the maximum
across prefixes, since kine revisions are cluster-global.

Only pricing is accepted under the global prefix. Any other kind written
there is rejected with the usual bookkeeping and never reaches the
snapshot: that prefix is written by a different authority, and every other
kind is environment-scoped by definition. pricing is also an
environment kind, which is how an organization overrides a catalog price.

Resolving a price

Model gains an optional pricing_key. Every reader of a model's price
resolves the same chain — the environment's pricing document with that
key, then the global one, then the model's inline cost, then nothing
(which ranks last under least_cost, as an unpriced model always has).

The lookup goes through an index derived from the two pricing tables and
rebuilt only when one of them changes, keyed on their table generations
rather than on the snapshot version. A price edit therefore takes effect
on the next request with no model document touched, and an unrelated
config write does not rebuild it.

Three readers share that chain, so ranking and billing cannot disagree
about what a model costs: least_cost ordering, and the two paths that
compute cost_usd on the gateway rather than leaving it to the control
plane (the realtime session and the batch-completion attribution).

Behaviour changes

Nothing an existing deployment bills changes. With no pricing_key
and no pricing documents the chain resolves to the model's inline
cost, which is what those paths read before. In managed mode the
control plane overwrites cost_usd from its own pricing lookup anyway;
in standalone mode there are no pricing documents at all, because the
resources file rejects the kind.
A model with pricing_key but no inline cost has no price on a
gateway that cannot read the catalog — it ranks last under
least_cost and reports no spend. That is the fallback the refusal
handling below produces, and the reason the control plane keeps writing
cost alongside pricing_key until every gateway can read the catalog.
aisix export drops pricing_key, which has no file form, and reports
every model it drops one from — including a model that also carries an
inline cost, because the document outranks that cost at runtime, so
the exported file prices the model differently whenever the two
disagree.
The resources file rejects a pricing collection and the pricing_key
field, each with a message saying to set cost instead.

An older control plane

A control plane predating the catalog denies reads outside the
environment's own prefix. That refusal is tolerated on the global prefix
alone: the catalog reads as empty, readiness is not held back, one WARN
says prices fell back to inline cost, and the prefix is retried whenever
the cycle restarts — which a control-plane upgrade causes, since it takes
the kine connections behind the surviving watch with it. A refusal on the
environment prefix still fails the cycle exactly as before, so credentials
etcd genuinely refuses cannot hide here.

Compatibility

Free under the upgrade-floor rule: pricing is a new resource collection
and pricing_key a new optional field on an existing one. Neither can
stop an older gateway loading anything it loads today.

Two details worth having on the record, because neither is silent. A
gateway below this release does not watch the global prefix at all, so
the catalog is invisible to it — but an environment pricing document
sits under the prefix it does watch, and it will skip that row as an
unknown kind and report it as a rejected resource until it is upgraded.
That is the accepted cost of a new collection, not a regression. A model
carrying pricing_key still loads on an older gateway: the field is
reported through the partial-compat channel and ignored, so the model
prices from its inline cost — which is why the control plane keeps
writing both during the window.

Not in this pull request

The control-plane half — writing pricing documents, the cp-admin.yaml
field descriptions and their per-kind statement, the dashboard, and the
pricing_key / cost coexistence window — is a separate change. Until
it lands, no user can create a pricing document.
No admin read surface for the table. The existing pattern would take a
store-trait method pair across three implementations plus hand-written
OpenAPI, and in standalone mode the table is always empty, so it would
be a public surface that can never have content.

Tests

End-to-end against a real binary, a real etcd and mock upstreams: a global
pricing document orders least_cost; an environment document with the
same key wins over it; with neither, the inline cost still ranks; a
price edit flips the order with the model document byte-identical before
and after; the global prefix serves its price while a model written beside
it is never loaded; and a realtime session bills at the pricing document's
rate, then at the inline cost when no document matches.

Unit coverage for longest-prefix key resolution (the global prefix nests
inside the environment prefix in the pre-env_id shape, where a naive
resolution would parse a price as kind global and reject it), the
global-prefix kind allowlist, index precedence and its generation-keyed
invalidation, applied_revision as the maximum across prefixes, the
tolerated and untolerated refusals, and the file-source and export
rejections.

Every case was mutation-checked. Two were worthless as first written and
are fixed here: the revision case passed against a last-prefix-wins
mutation because the entry revisions supplied the expected value on their
own, and the allowlist case passed with the whole second prefix removed,
because "not served" is equally true of a prefix that is never read.

Adds a `pricing` resource kind and a second watched etcd prefix. - The supervisor watches a list of prefixes over one snapshot: the environment's, and the shared `<base>/global/` catalog. One resync over the union, one revision floor (the max — kine revisions are global). - Only `pricing` is accepted under the global prefix; anything else there is rejected. `pricing` is also an environment kind, so an organization can override a catalog price. - Models gain an optional `pricing_key`. Every reader of a model's price resolves environment document, then global document, then inline `cost`, through one generation-keyed index. - A refusal on the global prefix is tolerated: the catalog reads as empty, readiness is not held back, and one WARN says prices fell back. - The file source rejects both the `pricing` kind and `pricing_key`; `aisix export` emits neither.

…refusal E2E (real binary + etcd + mock upstreams): a global pricing document orders least_cost; an environment document with the same key wins; with neither, the inline cost still ranks; editing the global price flips the order with the model document byte-identical; the global prefix serves its price while a model written beside it is never loaded; and a realtime session bills at the pricing document's rate, then at the inline cost when no document matches. Unit: longest-prefix key resolution (the global prefix nests inside a bare environment prefix in the pre-env_id shape), the global-prefix kind allowlist, environment-over-global index precedence and its generation-keyed invalidation, applied_revision as the maximum across prefixes, a refused catalog leaving the environment serving while a refused environment prefix still fails the cycle, and the file-source and export rejections. Each case was mutation-checked. Two were worthless as first written and are fixed here: the revision case passed against a last-prefix-wins mutation because the entry revisions supplied the expected value on their own, and the allowlist case passed with the whole second prefix removed because "not served" is equally true of a prefix never read.

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The change adds shared pricing resources, supports environment and global pricing prefixes, resolves model costs through cached pricing indexes, updates least-cost routing and usage billing, and adds validation, export handling, integration tests, and end-to-end coverage.

Changes

Shared pricing catalog

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Pricing resource contracts `CLAUDE.md`, `crates/aisix-core/src/...`, `schemas/resources*/...`	Adds `Pricing`, pricing schemas, snapshot tables, `Model.pricing_key`, generation-based caching, and file-source validation rules.
Scoped key parsing and snapshot loading `crates/aisix-etcd/src/key.rs`, `crates/aisix-etcd/src/loader.rs`, `crates/aisix-etcd/src/lib.rs`, `crates/aisix-server/src/export/mod.rs`, `crates/aisix-admin/tests/etcd_integration.rs`	Resolves environment and global prefixes, stores pricing in scoped tables, rejects non-pricing global entries, and updates snapshot-builder callers.
Multi-prefix supervision and server wiring `crates/aisix-etcd/src/supervisor.rs`, `crates/aisix-server/src/main.rs`	Loads and watches both prefixes, merges entries with independent revisions, handles global-prefix refusals, and preserves environment serving.
Proxy and export consumers `crates/aisix-proxy/src/...`, `crates/aisix-server/src/export/...`	Uses shared pricing for least-cost routing, batch attribution, realtime billing, and export cleanup.
End-to-end pricing coverage `tests/e2e/src/cases/global-pricing-e2e.test.ts`, `tests/e2e/src/harness/seed.ts`	Tests pricing precedence, live catalog updates, global-prefix restrictions, and realtime usage billing.

Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the shared pricing change because it spans model schemas, snapshot loading, routing, billing, batch attribution, and export behavior while preserving existing inline-cost fallback.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to ff7b9

Exporting configurations with shared pricing can fail or produce a file whose routing and billing prices differ after reload. These behaviors should be corrected before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant etcd
  participant Supervisor
  participant Snapshot
  participant Proxy
  participant PricingIndex
  etcd->>Supervisor: environment and global entries
  Supervisor->>Snapshot: merge scoped pricing tables
  Proxy->>Snapshot: read current snapshot
  Proxy->>PricingIndex: resolve pricing by generation
  PricingIndex-->>Proxy: referenced cost or inline cost
  Proxy-->>Proxy: route and bill using resolved cost

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E2e Test Quality Review	⚠️ Warning	Major scenario coverage gap: the new E2E tests cover `least_cost` routing and realtime billing, but they do not verify pricing for batch-completion attribution. The changed production path resolves `c…	Add an E2E batch-pricing scenario. Seed a global `pricing` document, use a batch model with `pricing_key` and no inline `cost`, retrieve a completed batch through the real gateway, wait for asynchronous attribution, and assert the exact `ai…

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Security Check	✅ Passed	PASS. The changed code introduces pricing identifiers and numeric costs, not credentials or secret-bearing configuration. New logs in `crates/aisix-etcd/src/loader.rs` and `supervisor.rs` record keys,…
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Major scenario coverage gap: the new E2E tests cover least_cost routing and realtime billing, but they do not verify pricing for batch-completion attribution. The changed production path resolves cost through state.pricing.for_snapshot(...).resolve(...) in maybe_attribute_batch (crates/aisix-proxy/src/jobs.rs:1880-1889). The existing batch E2E test only verifies that completed retrieval downloads the output file (tests/e2e/src/cases/batch-files-finetuning-e2e.test.ts:290-305); its model has neither pricing_key nor an inline cost (:198-203), and it asserts no spend value. A regression in the new batch pricing path can therefore pass the E2E suite.

Resolution

Add an E2E batch-pricing scenario. Seed a global pricing document, use a batch model with pricing_key and no inline cost, retrieve a completed batch through the real gateway, wait for asynchronous attribution, and assert the exact aisix_llm_spend_micro_usd_total delta for that model and batch operation. Also retain or add an inline-cost fallback case. Scope metric assertions by model and operation so traffic from other tests cannot satisfy them.

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With no `env_id` the environment prefix is the bare base, so `<base>/global/` nests inside it and both range reads return the catalog's rows. The snapshot and the observed-state map are keyed and absorb the repeat, but BuildStats is not: `accepted` and the per-field partially-compatible row counts are sums, and both are reported to the control plane. Deduplicate by key in the union read, keeping the later write.

The three readers are a family — least_cost ordering, the realtime session's cost_usd, the batch attribution's — and a fourth is added by writing one more `.cost`. Missing one is silent: a model priced by reference bills zero on the site that still reads the field. Scan the crate's own source instead of listing the three, for the reason guardrail_coverage.rs gives about hand-written lists. This is also what covers the batch path, which shares the identical resolution but has no end-to-end fixture of its own.

The prefixes are read in sequence, so a later one reports a higher revision. Opening every watch at the maximum skipped each earlier prefix's writes made in between — absent from its own read, and before the point its watch began — and the loss stayed invisible until the next resync. Each prefix now resumes from the revision its own read was consistent as of. The reported applied_revision is still the maximum across prefixes, which is what the combined read reflects.

The characterization is exhaustive over RESOURCES so a new resource cannot be added without saying which of the two write contracts it takes. A pricing document is closed on write at its root — the three fields ARE the document — while the loader still accepts an unknown field beside them, so a price a newer control plane wrote keeps loading.

Excluding routing.rs to stop the census matching the pattern it looks for also stopped it covering cost_key, which lives there and is the reader most likely to regress. Assemble the needle at runtime instead, so every file in the crate is scanned on the same terms.

Review finding. The reconnect trigger has always been a watch stream ending: `cycle` returns and `watch_loop` re-reads and re-opens. With one stream that came for free. `select_all` drops an exhausted stream and keeps polling the survivors, so with two prefixes on two connections an environment watch that ended cleanly left the cycle sitting on the catalog's idle stream — no resync, no error, `/status/config` still reporting connected, and that environment's configuration frozen for the life of the process. Each stream now delivers its own end as an item. Also from review: read environment prefixes first and guarantee it in `with_sources` rather than relying on the caller's argument order — the refusal tolerance is only safe because a credentials failure surfaces on the environment prefix, which is not tolerated. And restore the line continuations in three file-source messages, whose text reached the operator with long runs of embedded spaces (the `allowed_model_ids` one predates this change and had the same defect). The price census now scans the whole workspace instead of one crate, excluding the two definition sites by path.

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schemas/resources-lenient/model.schema.json (1)
526-526: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the least_cost schema description.

The description says that only inline cost participates and that models without cost rank last. PricingIndex::resolve also supplies a price through pricing_key. Update the source description to refer to the resolved price, then regenerate both model schemas.
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In `@schemas/resources-lenient/model.schema.json` at line 526, Update the
least_cost description near the relevant schema definition to describe ranking
by the target model’s resolved price, including prices supplied through
pricing_key, rather than only configured cost; preserve the fallback ordering
for targets without a resolved price, then regenerate both model schema outputs.

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crates/aisix-etcd/src/supervisor.rs (1)
2372-2383: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a case for a non-refusal error on the global prefix.

tolerates has two conditions: PrefixScope::Global and ProviderError::Rejected. The cases above pin the scope condition. No case pins the variant condition, because ScopedProvider returns only ProviderError::Rejected. Widening tolerates to accept any error on the global prefix would keep every case in this block green, and a transient transport failure on the catalog would then be silently read as empty instead of failing the cycle and retrying.

Give ScopedProvider a failure mode that returns a non-Rejected error, then assert that load_once propagates it.
♻️ Proposed additional case
    /// The tolerance is scoped to a REFUSAL, not to the catalog prefix.
    /// A transport failure on the catalog must still fail the cycle, or
    /// a transient outage silently becomes "there are no prices".
    #[tokio::test]
    async fn a_non_refusal_error_on_the_catalog_still_fails_the_cycle() {
        let sup = scoped_supervisor(
            ScopedProvider::serving(vec![entry("/aisix/env-1/models/m-1", VALID_MODEL, 3)], 3),
            ScopedProvider::failing(),
        );
        assert!(sup.load_once().await.is_err());
    }
ScopedProvider needs a matching constructor and a branch in load_all that returns a non-Rejected ProviderError variant.
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In `@crates/aisix-etcd/src/supervisor.rs` around lines 2372 - 2383, Add a
non-Rejected failure mode to ScopedProvider, including its constructor and
load_all branch, then add a test that uses it for the catalog provider and
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Inline comments:
In `@crates/aisix-core/src/models/model.rs`:
- Line 310: Enforce the same 1–255 character validation used by Pricing.key for
the pricing_key field in the model definition, rejecting empty or oversized
values before resolution. Preserve the existing optional-field behavior for None
and ensure invalid references cannot fall back to inline cost or an absent
price.

In `@crates/aisix-server/src/export/document.rs`:
- Around line 672-674: The export logic around the pricing-key removal check
must emit a warning whenever pricing_key is removed, including when cost
remains, stating that reload will use the inline fallback instead of the
catalog. Update the related test for priced-inline-too to expect and verify this
diagnostic; apply the changes in crates/aisix-server/src/export/document.rs
lines 672-674 and crates/aisix-server/src/export/document_tests.rs lines
710-718.

In `@crates/aisix-server/src/export/mod.rs`:
- Line 80: Update run and the build_snapshot call to scope the input prefix or
filter out nested global catalog rows before decoding, while preserving normal
legacy bare-base exports. Add a regression test covering a legacy bare-base
prefix with global pricing data and verify the export succeeds without
rejections.

In `@tests/e2e/src/cases/global-pricing-e2e.test.ts`:
- Line 147: Update tests/e2e/src/cases/global-pricing-e2e.test.ts at lines 147,
183, and 481-489: add readiness waits for the expected global pricing rows
before the least-cost request, environment-precedence assertions, and realtime
billing session respectively. Use the existing global pricing readiness helper
or established row-matching mechanism so each gate covers the data asserted by
its following test step.
- Around line 145-146: Add conflicting inline costs in
global-pricing-e2e.test.ts at lines 145-146 so inverse values would select
g-pricey, while retaining the document-derived target assertion. At lines
181-182, add an inline cost that would select env-a and preserve the
environment-pricing assertion. At lines 423-429, give rt-catalog a different
inline cost while retaining the 17000 spend assertion, ensuring each combination
proves document or environment pricing takes precedence.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@schemas/resources-lenient/model.schema.json`:
- Line 526: Update the least_cost description near the relevant schema
definition to describe ranking by the target model’s resolved price, including
prices supplied through pricing_key, rather than only configured cost; preserve
the fallback ordering for targets without a resolved price, then regenerate both
model schema outputs.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/aisix-etcd/src/supervisor.rs`:
- Around line 2372-2383: Add a non-Rejected failure mode to ScopedProvider,
including its constructor and load_all branch, then add a test that uses it for
the catalog provider and asserts load_once propagates the error. Keep the
existing refusal-specific tolerance behavior unchanged.

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CLAUDE.md
crates/aisix-admin/tests/etcd_integration.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/config.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/filesource/mod.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/filesource/tests.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/models/mod.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/models/model.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/models/pricing.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/models/schema.rs
crates/aisix-core/src/models/snapshot.rs
crates/aisix-core/tests/resource_schema_characterization.rs
crates/aisix-etcd/src/key.rs
crates/aisix-etcd/src/lib.rs
crates/aisix-etcd/src/loader.rs
crates/aisix-etcd/src/supervisor.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/chat.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/count_tokens.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/jobs.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/realtime.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/routing.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/state.rs
crates/aisix-server/src/export/document.rs
crates/aisix-server/src/export/document_tests.rs
crates/aisix-server/src/export/mod.rs
crates/aisix-server/src/main.rs
crates/aisix-server/tests/guardrail_read_path_forward_compat.rs
schemas/resources-lenient/model.schema.json
schemas/resources-lenient/pricing.schema.json
schemas/resources/model.schema.json
schemas/resources/pricing.schema.json
tests/e2e/src/cases/global-pricing-e2e.test.ts
tests/e2e/src/harness/seed.ts

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…able # Conflicts: # crates/aisix-core/src/filesource/mod.rs # crates/aisix-server/src/export/document.rs

Review finding. Nothing constrains `key` to be unique within a table, and the control plane writes a replacement before deleting the row it replaces, so one key can name two documents for a window. The index inserted per row, making the winner table-iteration order — not stable across rebuilds, so the effective price could flip back and forth while the window was open, changing both least_cost ordering and the cost on emitted usage events. Pick the highest revision, then the highest id.

- `least_cost`'s description said targets rank by inline `cost`. It is the resolved price now, and that text renders into the public API reference; both model schemas regenerated. - Bound `pricing_key` to 1..=255 characters, mirroring `Pricing.key`. An empty or oversized value could never name a document. - `aisix export` now reports EVERY dropped `pricing_key`, not only the models left with no price. A model carrying `cost` as well is not safe to pass over silently: the document outranks it at runtime, so the exported file prices that model differently whenever the two disagree. - `aisix export` declares the catalog prefix alongside the exported one. With `--prefix` at the bare base the range read also returns `<base>/global/pricing/*`, which resolved against the base alone parsed as kind `global` and was reported as rejected rows the operator did nothing to cause. - The e2e that proves a catalog price orders `least_cost` now gives each model a CONFLICTING inline `cost`. With no inline cost at all, a resolver that consulted `cost` first passed it; mutation-checked that it now fails. - The catalog is a separate prefix on its own watch, so `/v1/models` does not speak for it. The cases that depend on a price now gate on the pricing row counts reaching the snapshot.

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