[fix]: framework/tracing - emit BilledUsage token and cost attributes on failed requests - #6259
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WalkthroughFailed and cancelled requests now expose billed token usage and cost in tracing spans. The code suppresses false zero aggregates and preserves request-type-specific cache-write details. Tests cover chat and Responses namespaces, missing usage, zero values, and cancelled streams. ChangesTracing attributes and billed usage
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participant Request
participant PopulateLLMResponseAttributes
participant PopulateErrorAttributes
participant PricingManager
participant ErrorSpan
Request->>PopulateLLMResponseAttributes: failed or cancelled response
PopulateLLMResponseAttributes->>PopulateErrorAttributes: provide billed usage
PopulateErrorAttributes->>ErrorSpan: emit billed token attributes
PopulateLLMResponseAttributes->>PricingManager: calculate billed usage cost
PricingManager-->>PopulateLLMResponseAttributes: catalog or provider-reported cost
PopulateLLMResponseAttributes->>ErrorSpan: emit positive cost
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In `@framework/tracing/llmspan.go`:
- Around line 165-167: Use the same cached-read attribute key for failed spans
as PopulateChatResponseAttributes by updating the cached-read assignment in
framework/tracing/llmspan.go lines 165-167 to
schemas.AttrUsageCacheReadInputTokens. Update the corresponding expectation in
framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go lines 196-201 to use
schemas.AttrUsageCacheReadInputTokens; both sites require changes.
Apply the same fix in `@framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go` around lines 196 - 201:
Update the expected cached-read key to match the successful-span contract.
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@vdemonchy I see that we are only sending in cache read tokens. In the logging path,we also do correctly check for cache write tokens as I believe even in scenarios for errors, Anthropic can bill for cache write. So, could you update this PR with cache write as well and ping me so then we can go ahead with merging. the overall PR looks good. |
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@roroghost17 Updated in 20c1997. Failed/cancelled spans now emit billed cache-write totals plus Anthropic 5m/1h cache-write details, with spec and legacy attribute parity. The tracing package tests cover both aggregate-present and detail-only usage. |
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Thanks for this, @vdemonchy - the write-up is exceptionally good. You identified a real gap (governance and the logging plugin bill cancelled streams, the span path does not), traced it to the two exact gates that cause it, and backed it with production numbers. The else if ordering rationale is correct: completeDeferredSpan at core/providers/utils/utils.go:3846 does pass a non-nil accumulatedResp alongside the error, and that accumulated response has no final usage chunk, so pricing it really would report 0. I verified your assumption about BifrostError.PopulateExtraFields too: the streaming postHookRunner closure at core/bifrost.go:7070-7078 populates Provider / RequestType / model on the error before RunPostLLMHooks, so the fields your cost block reads are always set on this path.
The core idea is right and I would like to see it land. There is one blocking problem: the branch predates a dev commit from yesterday that deleted four of the constants you reference, so the build breaks on rebase. The rest are drift and polish items.
Answers to the three questions this change raises
Can a failed request actually have billable usage? Yes, and only then. attachBilledUsageFromContext (core/providers/utils/utils.go:3145-3160) returns early unless something measurable accumulated, so a 401/403/429 before the model ran leaves BilledUsage == nil and your code emits nothing. Your claim here checks out.
Do the attribute names match the success path exactly? Partially. The three totals and the two flat cache keys match. The six nested legacy keys do not - see finding 2.
Does emitting zero-valued attributes skew dashboards? Metrics no, span rows yes - see findings 3 and 4.
Findings
| # | Severity | Location | Finding | Verdict |
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| 1 | High (blocking) | framework/tracing/llmspan.go:162 | Four referenced attribute constants were deleted from core/schemas on dev yesterday; the build breaks on rebase |
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| 2 | Medium | framework/tracing/llmspan.go:169 | Both the chat and the Responses cache namespaces are emitted on every failed span, so error spans carry keys their matching success spans never have | CONFIRMED |
| 3 | Medium | framework/tracing/tracer.go:444 | gen_ai.usage.cost is set unconditionally, so an unpriceable model now stamps an explicit 0 where the attribute was previously absent; a provider-supplied BilledUsage.Cost is also discarded |
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| 4 | Low | framework/tracing/llmspan.go:158 | The three token totals are emitted ungated while every detail key is gated on > 0, so a details-only BilledUsage emits three explicit zeros |
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| 5 | Low | framework/tracing/llmspan.go:157 | Usage-to-attribute mapping is hand-rolled a fourth time instead of shared with the two success paths; finding 2 is the direct consequence | CONFIRMED |
| 6 | Low | framework/changelog.md | No changelog entry for the framework package |
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| 7 | Low | framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go:283 | TestErrorAttributesOverrideAccumulatedResponseTokens re-implements the merge inside the test, so it cannot catch a reordering in Tracer |
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Detail on finding 1
d89f7b1d4 ("chore: remove legacy metrics in connectors", #6403, merged 2026-08-22) deleted AttrPromptTokens, AttrCompletionTokens, AttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedRead and AttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedWrite from core/schemas/trace.go. This branch is based on 73c23c040, which predates that commit, so it still compiles locally.
I confirmed it by building this branch's framework against dev's core with a local replace:
tracing/llmspan.go:162:17: undefined: schemas.AttrPromptTokens
tracing/llmspan.go:163:17: undefined: schemas.AttrCompletionTokens
tracing/llmspan.go:170:19: undefined: schemas.AttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedRead
tracing/llmspan.go:176:19: undefined: schemas.AttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedWrite
The same build with dev's framework against dev's core succeeds, so these four are entirely this branch's. Incidentally that also resolves your build note: accResult.ServiceTier undefined no longer reproduces on current dev with a local replace, so the only real blocker is the four lines above.
Beyond the compile error there is an intent conflict. #6403 removed those keys deliberately and called it a breaking change, so re-adding them on the error path would immediately re-introduce what the repo just retired. Dropping the four assignments is the fix; the spec keys you already emit (gen_ai.usage.input_tokens, gen_ai.usage.output_tokens, gen_ai.usage.total_tokens) are the supported names.
Detail on finding 2
The two success paths each emit exactly one cache namespace:
- chat (
llmspan.go:301-331): the flatgen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens/cache_creation.input_tokens, plusgen_ai.usage.prompt_token_details.cached_write_tokens_5m/_1h - Responses (
llmspan.go:846-880): the same two flat keys, plusgen_ai.usage.input_token_details.cached_write_tokens_5m/_1h
Neither emits *_token_details.cached_read_tokens or *_token_details.cached_write_tokens at all - grep finds no producer for either key in the repo, and no consumer. This change emits both namespaces on every failed span regardless of request type, so a failed chat span picks up input_token_details.* keys that no successful chat span has, and a failed Responses span picks up prompt_token_details.* keys that no successful Responses span has.
That breaks a stated invariant. plugins/otel/main.go:1261-1266 says the 5m/1h breakdown "uses API-family-specific keys that are mutually exclusive per request, so a fallback read covers both", and the reader is x := getIntAttr(prompt5m); if x == 0 { x = getIntAttr(input5m) }. Emitting both at once does not double count today because the fallback is guarded on zero, but the assumption the guard rests on stops being true, and the next reader written as a sum would double count.
err.ExtraFields.RequestType is available inside PopulateErrorAttributes, so the namespace can be selected the same way the success paths do:
switch err.ExtraFields.RequestType {
case schemas.ResponsesRequest, schemas.ResponsesStreamRequest:
attrs[schemas.AttrInputTokenDetailsCachedWrite5m] = wd.CachedWriteTokens5m
default:
attrs[schemas.AttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedWrite5m] = wd.CachedWriteTokens5m
}Or, simpler and my preference: emit only the flat spec keys and drop the nested ones entirely, since nothing reads the cached_read / cached_write nested keys.
Detail on finding 3
The logging plugin, which is the closest precedent for this exact data, guards the write (plugins/logging/main.go:266):
if bd := p.pricingManager.CalculateCostBreakdownForUsage(...); bd != nil && bd.TotalCost > 0 {Here, span.SetAttribute(schemas.AttrUsageCost, cost) runs unconditionally. Before this change, a resp == nil failure emitted no cost attribute at all, so a span consumer could tell "no cost recorded" from "cost is genuinely zero". After it, a cancelled stream on a model missing from the pricing catalog stamps gen_ai.usage.cost = 0, which turns a NULL into a 0 in the connector tables and drags any AVG(cost) panel down. The otel plugin gates on cost > 0 at main.go:1250-1253 so metrics are unaffected; this is a span-row and connector-column concern.
Separately, attachBilledUsageFromContext deep-copies usage.Cost when the provider supplied one (utils.go:3176-3179), and this branch discards it. When CalculateCostForUsage returns 0 because the catalog cannot price the model, a cost the provider actually reported is thrown away. Suggested shape:
cost := t.pricingManager.CalculateCostForUsage(...)
if cost == 0 && ef.BilledUsage.Cost != nil {
cost = ef.BilledUsage.Cost.TotalCost
}
if cost > 0 {
span.SetAttribute(schemas.AttrUsageCost, cost)
}The pre-existing else if branch has the same unconditional-write shape, so if you would rather keep the two branches symmetrical, that is a defensible call - but then it is worth saying so in the comment, because the resp == nil case genuinely had no attribute before.
Detail on finding 4
Every detail key in the new block is gated on > 0, but AttrInputTokens / AttrOutputTokens / AttrTotalTokens are not. attachBilledUsageFromContext attaches usage when any of tokens, details or cost is set, so PromptTokensDetails != nil with zero totals passes the guard - which is exactly the shape your own TestPopulateErrorAttributesEmitsCacheWriteDetailsWithoutAggregate constructs. That case emits three explicit zeros. Either gate the totals the same way the details are gated, or drop the detail gating and be uniformly ungated like the success paths. Right now it is half and half.
Detail on finding 7
TestErrorAttributesOverrideAccumulatedResponseTokens builds the merge itself:
attrs := PopulateResponseAttributes(partial)
for k, v := range PopulateErrorAttributes(bifrostErr) {
attrs[k] = v
}The real ordering lives in Tracer.PopulateLLMResponseAttributes (tracer.go:461-466), where the response loop runs first and span.SetAttributes(PopulateErrorAttributes(err)) runs second. If someone swaps those two statements the production behaviour inverts and this test still passes, because the test never touches Tracer. Driving Tracer.PopulateLLMResponseAttributes against a TraceStore with a nil pricing manager would pin the real order - the tokens assertion does not need pricing.
On the cost precedence being untested: your reasoning is fair, NewTracer takes a concrete *modelcatalog.ModelCatalog rather than an interface, so there is no seam to fake. framework/modelcatalog/datasheet has a testStoreWithPricing helper but it is unexported and in another package. A narrow pricing interface on Tracer, or an exported test constructor on modelcatalog, would open this up - reasonable as a follow-up rather than a condition on this PR.
Cost precedence as it now stands
flowchart TD
A[PopulateLLMResponseAttributes] --> B{pricingManager != nil?}
B -- no --> Z[no cost attribute]
B -- yes --> C{err != nil AND<br/>err.ExtraFields.BilledUsage != nil?}
C -- yes --> D[CalculateCostForUsage<br/>on BilledUsage]
C -- no --> E{resp != nil?}
E -- yes --> F[CalculateCost on resp]
E -- no --> Z
D --> G[SetAttribute gen_ai.usage.cost<br/>unconditionally, zero included]
F --> G
Finding 3 is about the bottom node applying to both branches.
Merge recommendation
Not yet - request changes. Finding 1 is a hard compile failure the moment this rebases onto dev, and it re-introduces attribute keys that #6403 removed one day ago as a declared breaking change. Finding 2 should go in the same pass since it is the same four-to-six lines of legacy keys. Everything else is a nit or a follow-up. With findings 1 and 2 addressed I expect to approve.
Followups
- In this PR (blocking) -
framework/tracing/llmspan.go:162-163, 170, 176: delete the four assignments toAttrPromptTokens,AttrCompletionTokens,AttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedReadandAttrPromptTokenDetailsCachedWrite, then rebase ontodevand re-rungo build ./tracing/.... - In this PR (blocking) -
framework/tracing/llmspan.go:165-188: stop emitting both cache namespaces at once. Either switch onerr.ExtraFields.RequestType, or emit only the flatgen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens/cache_creation.input_tokenskeys plus the one 5m/1h namespace that matches the request family. - In this PR (blocking) -
framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go: update the assertion maps once the legacy keys are gone, and add a negative assertion that the removed keys are absent, so this cannot regress. - In this PR -
framework/changelog.md: add an entry.docs/contributing/raising-a-pr.mdx:93states "For each package you modify, update the correspondingchangelog.mdfile with your changes." - In this PR -
framework/tracing/tracer.go:444: gate the cost write oncost > 0and fall back toBilledUsage.Cost.TotalCost, or add a comment explaining the deliberate symmetry with the existing branch. - In this PR -
framework/tracing/llmspan.go:158-160: make the totals gating consistent with the detail gating. - Follow-up PR -
framework/tracing/llmspan.go: extract a sharedpopulateUsageAttributes(attrs, usage, requestType)used by the chat success path (line 301), the Responses success path (line 846) and this error path, so the three cannot drift again. - Follow-up PR -
framework/tracing/tracer.go:440: reworkTestErrorAttributesOverrideAccumulatedResponseTokensto driveTracer.PopulateLLMResponseAttributes, and introduce a pricing seam so the cost precedence can be unit-tested.
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ExtraFieldsunset on the cancellation path - refuted.core/bifrost.go:7070-7078populates them on the error beforeRunPostLLMHooks, andHandleStreamCancellationroutes through that samepostHookRunner.- Server-side fallback mispriced by passing
ResolvedModelUsed- refuted.Speed,InferenceGeoandServerSideFallbackModelride on the usage object itself (core/schemas/chatcompletions.go:1858-1866) andCalculateCostForUsagereads them there, so the model argument does not need to carry the handoff. - Double counting of the 5m/1h cache-write metrics in the otel plugin - refuted.
plugins/otel/main.go:1272-1285falls back only when the first key reads zero, so emitting both names yields one recording. The invariant concern in finding 2 stands, the double count does not. BilledUsageoverriding a richer accumulated response cost - refuted. Both come from the same in-placeBifrostContextKeyStreamAccumulatedUsagehandle, so the error's copy is never poorer than the accumulated response's.BilledUsageemitted for auth or rate-limit failures that burned no tokens - refuted.utils.go:3151-3160returns early on an all-empty usage, soBilledUsagestays nil.- Removed behaviour in the cost block - refuted. The original
pricingManager != nil && resp != nilpath survives intact as theelse if.
One asymmetry worth a glance rather than a finding: PopulateErrorAttributes returns early when err.Error == nil, so token attributes are coupled to the presence of an error message, while the cost branch in tracer.go is not. An error carrying BilledUsage with a nil Error would get a cost and no tokens. I could not construct that shape from any current producer, so I am flagging it only in case you know of one.
… on failed requests maximhq#4575 propagates provider-billed usage for failed and cancelled requests via BifrostError.ExtraFields.BilledUsage, and governance and the logging plugin both charge for it. The tracing layer never reads it, so every span-based consumer -- the otel plugin and the BigQuery, Datadog, Kafka and Pub/Sub connectors -- still records zero tokens and zero cost for those requests. PopulateErrorAttributes now emits input/output/total tokens and cached-read details from BilledUsage, mirroring the success path's spec and legacy attribute names. The tracer's cost block falls back to CalculateCostForUsage when there is no response but usage was billed, pricing it from the Provider, RequestType and model fields that BifrostError.PopulateExtraFields guarantees are populated. Requests that consumed no tokens keep BilledUsage nil and emit nothing, so no zero-cost rows are introduced. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sponse when pricing a failed turn A cancelled stream reaches PopulateLLMResponseAttributes with BOTH a non-nil accumulated response and a non-nil error: core/providers/utils calls it with accumulatedResp when GetAccumulatedChunks returned data. The accumulated response is missing the final usage chunk, so pricing it yields 0 and the BilledUsage branch was never reached. Production data confirms this is the dominant shape: of 2,513 cancelled Anthropic spans over seven weeks, 2,488 had accumulated chunks, so the resp != nil branch won every time. Check BilledUsage first and fall back to the response, so a failed turn is priced from what the provider actually billed. The token attributes already had the right precedence, since Tracer merges error attributes after response attributes; a test now pins that ordering. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ans too The error path emitted only the legacy nested cached-read keys and missed gen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens, which both success paths emit. Add the spec key alongside the legacy ones so failed and successful spans share one attribute contract. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
… cache namespaces, guard cost - Remove AttrPromptTokens/AttrCompletionTokens/AttrPromptTokenDetailsCached* from the error path; maximhq#6403 deleted them from core. - Gate token totals on > 0 so a details-only BilledUsage does not stamp explicit zeros on the span. - Emit one cache namespace per request type (input_token_details.* for Responses, prompt_token_details.* otherwise), matching the success paths. - Only write gen_ai.usage.cost when > 0, falling back to the provider-reported BilledUsage.Cost when the catalog cannot price the model. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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framework/tracing/tracer.go (1)
931-936: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGive each plugin an isolated trace snapshot.
connectorTraceis created once and passed to concurrentInjectcalls.Traceexposes mutable maps and slices. The plugin contract forbids retention, but it does not forbid mutation. If one plugin modifies an attribute while another plugin marshals the same trace, Go can terminate the process with a concurrent map access failure.Create a private snapshot for each plugin before
Inject. Strip overhead spans from that private snapshot for non-consumers.Proposed fix
- connectorTrace := exportTrace.WithoutOverheadBreakdownSpans() - var slots []*obsPluginSlot @@ - traceForPlugin := connectorTrace + traceForPlugin := exportTrace.SnapshotForExport() if consumer, ok := slot.plugin.(schemas.OverheadSpanConsumer); ok && consumer.ConsumesOverheadSpans() { - traceForPlugin = exportTrace + // Keep the full private snapshot. + } else { + traceForPlugin = traceForPlugin.WithoutOverheadBreakdownSpans() }As per path instructions, framework changes require careful memory ownership and race-safe maps/slices.
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In `@framework/tracing/llmspan.go`:
- Around line 162-170: Update PopulateResponseAttributes to avoid writing
zero-valued aggregate token attributes when Usage counts are zero, so cancelled
streams do not retain those response aggregates before PopulateErrorAttributes
runs. Preserve non-zero token attributes and keep cache-write detail attributes
from BilledUsage unchanged.
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In `@framework/tracing/tracer.go`:
- Around line 931-936: Update the concurrent plugin dispatch around Inject so
each plugin receives its own private Trace snapshot rather than the shared
connectorTrace. Create the snapshot immediately before each Inject call, and
apply WithoutOverheadBreakdownSpans to that plugin’s snapshot only when the
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…lledUsage A cancelled stream's accumulated response has usage with zero totals (the final usage chunk never arrived). Those zeros were stamped on the span before the gated error path merged, so a details-only BilledUsage left a false zero in gen_ai.usage.*. Skip them at the merge site; success spans and unbilled failures are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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501-528: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winEmit provider-reported billed cost when no pricing catalog exists.
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t.pricingManager != nilcondition skips this entire branch when catalog pricing is disabled. In that case, a failed request withBilledUsage.Cost.TotalCost > 0emits noschemas.AttrUsageCost, although the provider-reported cost is already available.Enter the billed-usage branch when
err.ExtraFields.BilledUsageexists. Only callCalculateCostForUsagewhent.pricingManagerexists. Then fall back toBilledUsage.Cost.TotalCost. Add a regression test withNewTracer(store, nil, nil)and a positive billed provider cost.Proposed fix
- if t.pricingManager != nil && err != nil && err.ExtraFields.BilledUsage != nil { + if err != nil && err.ExtraFields.BilledUsage != nil { ef := err.ExtraFields model := ef.ResolvedModelUsed if model == "" { model = ef.OriginalModelRequested } - cost := t.pricingManager.CalculateCostForUsage( - ef.BilledUsage, - ef.Provider, - model, - ef.RequestType, - modelcatalog.PricingLookupScopesFromContext(ctx, string(ef.Provider)), - ) + cost := 0.0 + if t.pricingManager != nil { + cost = t.pricingManager.CalculateCostForUsage( + ef.BilledUsage, + ef.Provider, + model, + ef.RequestType, + modelcatalog.PricingLookupScopesFromContext(ctx, string(ef.Provider)), + ) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@framework/tracing/tracer.go`:
- Around line 501-528: Update the billed-usage handling around the existing
pricing calculation so it runs whenever err.ExtraFields.BilledUsage exists, even
when t.pricingManager is nil. Call CalculateCostForUsage only when the pricing
manager is available, then fall back to BilledUsage.Cost.TotalCost and preserve
the positive-cost attribute guard. Add a regression test using NewTracer(store,
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* removing sampling rate from guardrail provider config * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit BilledUsage token and cost attributes on failed requests (#6259) * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit BilledUsage token and cost attributes on failed requests #4575 propagates provider-billed usage for failed and cancelled requests via BifrostError.ExtraFields.BilledUsage, and governance and the logging plugin both charge for it. The tracing layer never reads it, so every span-based consumer -- the otel plugin and the BigQuery, Datadog, Kafka and Pub/Sub connectors -- still records zero tokens and zero cost for those requests. PopulateErrorAttributes now emits input/output/total tokens and cached-read details from BilledUsage, mirroring the success path's spec and legacy attribute names. The tracer's cost block falls back to CalculateCostForUsage when there is no response but usage was billed, pricing it from the Provider, RequestType and model fields that BifrostError.PopulateExtraFields guarantees are populated. Requests that consumed no tokens keep BilledUsage nil and emit nothing, so no zero-cost rows are introduced. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * [fix]: framework/tracing - prefer BilledUsage over the accumulated response when pricing a failed turn A cancelled stream reaches PopulateLLMResponseAttributes with BOTH a non-nil accumulated response and a non-nil error: core/providers/utils calls it with accumulatedResp when GetAccumulatedChunks returned data. The accumulated response is missing the final usage chunk, so pricing it yields 0 and the BilledUsage branch was never reached. Production data confirms this is the dominant shape: of 2,513 cancelled Anthropic spans over seven weeks, 2,488 had accumulated chunks, so the resp != nil branch won every time. Check BilledUsage first and fall back to the response, so a failed turn is priced from what the provider actually billed. The token attributes already had the right precedence, since Tracer merges error attributes after response attributes; a test now pins that ordering. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit the spec cached-read key on failed spans too The error path emitted only the legacy nested cached-read keys and missed gen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens, which both success paths emit. Add the spec key alongside the legacy ones so failed and successful spans share one attribute contract. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tracing): emit cache-write usage on failed spans * fix(tracing): address review - drop retired attrs, gate totals, split cache namespaces, guard cost - Remove AttrPromptTokens/AttrCompletionTokens/AttrPromptTokenDetailsCached* from the error path; #6403 deleted them from core. - Gate token totals on > 0 so a details-only BilledUsage does not stamp explicit zeros on the span. - Emit one cache namespace per request type (input_token_details.* for Responses, prompt_token_details.* otherwise), matching the success paths. - Only write gen_ai.usage.cost when > 0, falling back to the provider-reported BilledUsage.Cost when the catalog cannot price the model. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tracing): drop zero response aggregates when the error carries BilledUsage A cancelled stream's accumulated response has usage with zero totals (the final usage chunk never arrived). Those zeros were stamped on the span before the gated error path merged, so a details-only BilledUsage left a false zero in gen_ai.usage.*. Skip them at the merge site; success spans and unbilled failures are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Pratham Mishra <99235987+Pratham-Mishra04@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: clear passthrough for non claude models in non native claude model providers * fix: unsupported reasoning signature to be stripped * docs: document KMS-encrypted S3 buckets for log object storage (#6497) * docs: document KMS-encrypted S3 buckets for log object storage Adds guidance on the extra IAM and KMS key policy grants Bifrost's credentials need when the S3 bucket used for log offload has SSE-KMS default encryption enabled. * docs: address CodeRabbit feedback on KMS encryption section Scope the key-policy step to customer-managed KMS keys (AWS-managed aws/s3 keys don't allow policy edits), and clarify that default encryption only removes the need for request-level encryption headers, not the underlying KMS permission requirements. * core version bump (#6599) ## Summary Bumps the `bifrost/core` version from `v1.7.11` to `v1.8.3` across test seed commands, and increments the core module version to `v1.8.4`. ## Changes - Core version incremented from `1.8.3` to `1.8.4` - `bifrost/core` dependency updated from `v1.7.11` to `v1.8.3` in `e2eseed`, `seed`, and `seedvks` test command modules ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix - [ ] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [ ] Documentation - [x] Chore/CI ## Affected areas - [x] Core (Go) - [ ] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [ ] Docs ## How to test ```sh go version go test ./... ``` ## Screenshots/Recordings N/A ## Breaking changes - [ ] Yes - [x] No ## Related issues N/A ## Security considerations No security implications. ## Checklist - [ ] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [ ] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [ ] I updated documentation where needed - [ ] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable --------- Co-authored-by: Madhu Shantan <madhushantangot@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Victor Demonchy <demonchy.v@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Pratham Mishra <99235987+Pratham-Mishra04@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: tejas ghatte <tejas@tejass-MacBook-Pro.local> Co-authored-by: Raggav Subramani <raggav.subramani@gmail.com>
* removing sampling rate from guardrail provider config * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit BilledUsage token and cost attributes on failed requests (maximhq#6259) * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit BilledUsage token and cost attributes on failed requests maximhq#4575 propagates provider-billed usage for failed and cancelled requests via BifrostError.ExtraFields.BilledUsage, and governance and the logging plugin both charge for it. The tracing layer never reads it, so every span-based consumer -- the otel plugin and the BigQuery, Datadog, Kafka and Pub/Sub connectors -- still records zero tokens and zero cost for those requests. PopulateErrorAttributes now emits input/output/total tokens and cached-read details from BilledUsage, mirroring the success path's spec and legacy attribute names. The tracer's cost block falls back to CalculateCostForUsage when there is no response but usage was billed, pricing it from the Provider, RequestType and model fields that BifrostError.PopulateExtraFields guarantees are populated. Requests that consumed no tokens keep BilledUsage nil and emit nothing, so no zero-cost rows are introduced. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * [fix]: framework/tracing - prefer BilledUsage over the accumulated response when pricing a failed turn A cancelled stream reaches PopulateLLMResponseAttributes with BOTH a non-nil accumulated response and a non-nil error: core/providers/utils calls it with accumulatedResp when GetAccumulatedChunks returned data. The accumulated response is missing the final usage chunk, so pricing it yields 0 and the BilledUsage branch was never reached. Production data confirms this is the dominant shape: of 2,513 cancelled Anthropic spans over seven weeks, 2,488 had accumulated chunks, so the resp != nil branch won every time. Check BilledUsage first and fall back to the response, so a failed turn is priced from what the provider actually billed. The token attributes already had the right precedence, since Tracer merges error attributes after response attributes; a test now pins that ordering. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit the spec cached-read key on failed spans too The error path emitted only the legacy nested cached-read keys and missed gen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens, which both success paths emit. Add the spec key alongside the legacy ones so failed and successful spans share one attribute contract. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tracing): emit cache-write usage on failed spans * fix(tracing): address review - drop retired attrs, gate totals, split cache namespaces, guard cost - Remove AttrPromptTokens/AttrCompletionTokens/AttrPromptTokenDetailsCached* from the error path; maximhq#6403 deleted them from core. - Gate token totals on > 0 so a details-only BilledUsage does not stamp explicit zeros on the span. - Emit one cache namespace per request type (input_token_details.* for Responses, prompt_token_details.* otherwise), matching the success paths. - Only write gen_ai.usage.cost when > 0, falling back to the provider-reported BilledUsage.Cost when the catalog cannot price the model. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tracing): drop zero response aggregates when the error carries BilledUsage A cancelled stream's accumulated response has usage with zero totals (the final usage chunk never arrived). Those zeros were stamped on the span before the gated error path merged, so a details-only BilledUsage left a false zero in gen_ai.usage.*. Skip them at the merge site; success spans and unbilled failures are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Pratham Mishra <99235987+Pratham-Mishra04@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: clear passthrough for non claude models in non native claude model providers * fix: unsupported reasoning signature to be stripped * docs: document KMS-encrypted S3 buckets for log object storage (maximhq#6497) * docs: document KMS-encrypted S3 buckets for log object storage Adds guidance on the extra IAM and KMS key policy grants Bifrost's credentials need when the S3 bucket used for log offload has SSE-KMS default encryption enabled. * docs: address CodeRabbit feedback on KMS encryption section Scope the key-policy step to customer-managed KMS keys (AWS-managed aws/s3 keys don't allow policy edits), and clarify that default encryption only removes the need for request-level encryption headers, not the underlying KMS permission requirements. * core version bump (maximhq#6599) ## Summary Bumps the `bifrost/core` version from `v1.7.11` to `v1.8.3` across test seed commands, and increments the core module version to `v1.8.4`. ## Changes - Core version incremented from `1.8.3` to `1.8.4` - `bifrost/core` dependency updated from `v1.7.11` to `v1.8.3` in `e2eseed`, `seed`, and `seedvks` test command modules ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix - [ ] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [ ] Documentation - [x] Chore/CI ## Affected areas - [x] Core (Go) - [ ] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [ ] Docs ## How to test ```sh go version go test ./... ``` ## Screenshots/Recordings N/A ## Breaking changes - [ ] Yes - [x] No ## Related issues N/A ## Security considerations No security implications. ## Checklist - [ ] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [ ] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [ ] I updated documentation where needed - [ ] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable --------- Co-authored-by: Madhu Shantan <madhushantangot@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Victor Demonchy <demonchy.v@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Pratham Mishra <99235987+Pratham-Mishra04@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: tejas ghatte <tejas@tejass-MacBook-Pro.local> Co-authored-by: Raggav Subramani <raggav.subramani@gmail.com>
… on failed requests (maximhq#6259) * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit BilledUsage token and cost attributes on failed requests maximhq#4575 propagates provider-billed usage for failed and cancelled requests via BifrostError.ExtraFields.BilledUsage, and governance and the logging plugin both charge for it. The tracing layer never reads it, so every span-based consumer -- the otel plugin and the BigQuery, Datadog, Kafka and Pub/Sub connectors -- still records zero tokens and zero cost for those requests. PopulateErrorAttributes now emits input/output/total tokens and cached-read details from BilledUsage, mirroring the success path's spec and legacy attribute names. The tracer's cost block falls back to CalculateCostForUsage when there is no response but usage was billed, pricing it from the Provider, RequestType and model fields that BifrostError.PopulateExtraFields guarantees are populated. Requests that consumed no tokens keep BilledUsage nil and emit nothing, so no zero-cost rows are introduced. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * [fix]: framework/tracing - prefer BilledUsage over the accumulated response when pricing a failed turn A cancelled stream reaches PopulateLLMResponseAttributes with BOTH a non-nil accumulated response and a non-nil error: core/providers/utils calls it with accumulatedResp when GetAccumulatedChunks returned data. The accumulated response is missing the final usage chunk, so pricing it yields 0 and the BilledUsage branch was never reached. Production data confirms this is the dominant shape: of 2,513 cancelled Anthropic spans over seven weeks, 2,488 had accumulated chunks, so the resp != nil branch won every time. Check BilledUsage first and fall back to the response, so a failed turn is priced from what the provider actually billed. The token attributes already had the right precedence, since Tracer merges error attributes after response attributes; a test now pins that ordering. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/tracer.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * [fix]: framework/tracing - emit the spec cached-read key on failed spans too The error path emitted only the legacy nested cached-read keys and missed gen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens, which both success paths emit. Add the spec key alongside the legacy ones so failed and successful spans share one attribute contract. Affected packages: - framework/tracing/llmspan.go - framework/tracing/llmspan_test.go Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tracing): emit cache-write usage on failed spans * fix(tracing): address review - drop retired attrs, gate totals, split cache namespaces, guard cost - Remove AttrPromptTokens/AttrCompletionTokens/AttrPromptTokenDetailsCached* from the error path; maximhq#6403 deleted them from core. - Gate token totals on > 0 so a details-only BilledUsage does not stamp explicit zeros on the span. - Emit one cache namespace per request type (input_token_details.* for Responses, prompt_token_details.* otherwise), matching the success paths. - Only write gen_ai.usage.cost when > 0, falling back to the provider-reported BilledUsage.Cost when the catalog cannot price the model. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(tracing): drop zero response aggregates when the error carries BilledUsage A cancelled stream's accumulated response has usage with zero totals (the final usage chunk never arrived). Those zeros were stamped on the span before the gated error path merged, so a details-only BilledUsage left a false zero in gen_ai.usage.*. Skip them at the merge site; success spans and unbilled failures are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Pratham Mishra <99235987+Pratham-Mishra04@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
#4575 ("adds bill accounting for failed requests", closing #3357) propagates provider-billed usage for failed and cancelled requests via
BifrostError.ExtraFields.BilledUsage. Governance and the logging plugin both consume it. The tracing layer does not, so every span-based observability sink still records zero tokens and zero cost for those requests, even on a build where #4575 is present and working.On one physical request the three consumers disagree:
UsageUpdate.BilledUsagebilled_reason=partial_usage_on_error)applyErrorBillingFromBilledUsageframework/tracing-> spansresp.UsageonlyThe otel plugin and the BigQuery, Datadog, Kafka and Pub/Sub connectors all read cost off the span (
plugins/otel/main.go:cost := getFloat64Attr(attrs, schemas.AttrUsageCost)), so they inherit the gap too.Root cause
Two paths, both gated on a non-nil response:
framework/tracing/llmspan.go:PopulateErrorAttributes()is the only function that turns aBifrostErrorinto span attributes, and it sets four of them (message, type, code, HTTP status). It never toucheserr.ExtraFields.BilledUsage.framework/tracing/tracer.go: the cost attribute is set underif t.pricingManager != nil && resp != nil. A cancelled or timed-out request hasresp == nil, soAttrUsageCostnever gets emitted no matter whatBilledUsageholds.grep -c BilledUsage framework/tracing/*.goreturns 0 at everyframework/v1.5.6throughv1.5.10tag, ondev, and on the v2 prerelease refs.Evidence
Enterprise 1.5.8 (core v1.7.6, framework v1.5.6, governance v1.6.10, logging v1.6.6), about seven weeks of production traffic across four providers:
status = cancelled, 1,865 of them carryingcost > 0, so the adds bill accounting for failed requests #4575 path works.The Anthropic-scoped "Failed Stream Billing" fix in ent-v1.5.3 shows the same split. Anthropic cancellations bill correctly in the logstore and still read zero in the span-derived table, which is what pointed at tracing rather than at any single provider.
Changes
PopulateErrorAttributes(framework/tracing/llmspan.go) now emits input, output and total tokens plus cache read/write details fromBilledUsagewhen it is present. All emissions are gated on> 0(a details-onlyBilledUsageno longer stamps zero totals), only the spec cache keys are used (gen_ai.usage.cache_read.input_tokens/gen_ai.usage.cache_creation.input_tokens— the legacy nested keys were retired by chore: remove legacy metrics in connectors #6403), and the 5m/1h cache-write detail keys follow the request type the way the success paths do:input_token_details.*for Responses,prompt_token_details.*otherwise.framework/tracing/tracer.go) now checksBilledUsagefirst and prices it withpricingManager.CalculateCostForUsage(), the helper adds bill accounting for failed requests #4575 added for this shape of data, falling back to the response otherwise. Ordering matters: a cancelled stream arrives with a non-nil accumulated response and a non-nil error, becausecore/providers/utilspassesaccumulatedRespwheneverGetAccumulatedChunksreturned data. That response is missing the final usage chunk, so pricing it reports 0. Of 2,513 cancelled Anthropic spans in the production sample, 2,488 had accumulated chunks, so this is the dominant shape rather than an edge case. Costing readserr.ExtraFields.{Provider, RequestType, ResolvedModelUsed/OriginalModelRequested}, which core populates viaBifrostError.PopulateExtraFields()aroundRunPostLLMHooks. The write is guarded: when the catalog cannot price the model the code falls back to the provider-reportedBilledUsage.Cost, andgen_ai.usage.costis only set when the result is> 0, so a span with no priceable cost keeps no attribute instead of a false zero (same guard asplugins/logging).BilledUsage == niland emits nothing, so this does not introduce zero-cost rows.Type of change
Affected areas
How to test
New tests:
TestPopulateErrorAttributesEmitsBilledUsage: a cancelled chat request carrying usage emits input, output and total tokens, the spec cache keys, and the chat-namespace 5m/1h keys only.TestPopulateErrorAttributesUsesResponsesNamespace: a failed Responses request emits theinput_token_details.*5m/1h keys and none of the chat-namespace ones.TestPopulateErrorAttributesWithoutBilledUsageEmitsNoTokens: a failure that consumed no tokens emits no token attributes.TestPopulateErrorAttributesEmitsCacheWriteDetailsWithoutAggregate: a details-onlyBilledUsageemits the 5m/1h keys without stamping zero-valued totals or aggregates.TestErrorAttributesOverrideAccumulatedResponseTokens: when a partial response and a billed error are merged in the same orderTracermerges them, theBilledUsagecounts win.The cost precedence itself is not unit-tested:
tracer_test.gobuilds tracers asNewTracer(store, nil, nil)with no pricing manager, so exercising it would mean standing up a model catalog. The stream-cancellation runner below covers it end to end.End to end,
tests/e2e/api/runners/run-stream-cancellation.mjsfrom #4575 aborts a stream mid-response. With this change the resulting span carries non-zerogen_ai.usage.*andgen_ai.usage.cost, matching what the logs row already showed.One build note:
framework/go.modpins the publishedcore v1.7.11, which does not build the current framework standalone (unrelatedqueryscopesymbols). Verified the same way CI does, with ago workworkspace over the checkout (.github/workflows/scripts/setup-go-workspace.sh), building./core/...,./framework/...and./plugins/otel/...against the in-repo core.Targets
devperdocs/contributing/raising-a-pr.mdx(branch rebased ontodevafter #6403 landed). This revisits #3357, which #4575 closed for governance and logging but not for the tracing path.Breaking changes
Failed-request spans gain
gen_ai.usage.*attributes that were previously absent. Downstream consumers already read those keys on the success path. Dashboards that treated a failed request as a zero-cost request will start seeing the real figure.Security considerations
None. No new auth surfaces, secrets or PII. The added attributes are token counts and a computed cost.
Checklist
docs/contributing/README.mdand followed the guidelinesgo test ./tracing/...only)Latest review update
Second round (review of 2026-08-23), and a rebase onto
dev:gen_ai.usage.prompt_tokens,gen_ai.usage.completion_tokens, nestedprompt_token_details.cached_read/cached_write) that chore: remove legacy metrics in connectors #6403 removed from core; the error path now emits spec keys only.> 0, matching the detail gating, so a details-onlyBilledUsageno longer writes zero totals.err.ExtraFields.RequestType(Responses vs chat), restoring the mutual-exclusivity assumption the otel plugin's 5m/1h fallback read relies on; the nestedcached_read/cached_writekeys are gone entirely.gen_ai.usage.costis only written when> 0, with a fallback to the provider-reportedBilledUsage.Costwhen the pricing catalog cannot price the model.dev(post-chore: remove legacy metrics in connectors #6403); core + framework + otel plugin build clean against the in-repo core,go test ./framework/tracing/passes (5/5 error-attribute tests).PopulateLLMResponseAttributesnow drops zero-valued aggregate token attributes coming from the accumulated response when the error carriesBilledUsage, so a details-only billed usage no longer leaves the response's false zeros on the span (TestTracer_PopulateLLMResponseAttributesDropsZeroAggregatesWhenBilled).🤖 Generated with OpenCode