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@pitimon

Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

Mode: Existing-system mode.

The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

Problem

A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

Confirmed evidence

  • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
  • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
  • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
  • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

In scope

  • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
  • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
  • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
  • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
  • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

Out of scope

  • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
  • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
  • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
  • Project-level authoritative attribution.

EARS acceptance criteria

  1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
  2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
  3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
  4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
  5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
  6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

Success criteria

  • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
  • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
  • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
  • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

Follow-up: gateway collection

A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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      Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing · Issue #184 · pitimon/TokenTracker · GitHub
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      Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing #184

      Description

      @pitimon

      Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

      Mode: Existing-system mode.

      The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

      Problem

      A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

      Confirmed evidence

      • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
      • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
      • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
      • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

      Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

      What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

      Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

      In scope

      • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
      • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
      • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
      • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
      • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

      Out of scope

      • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
      • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
      • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
      • Project-level authoritative attribution.

      EARS acceptance criteria

      1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
      2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
      3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
      4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
      5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
      6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

      Success criteria

      • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
      • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
      • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
      • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

      Follow-up: gateway collection

      A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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          Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing #184

          Description

          @pitimon

          Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

          Mode: Existing-system mode.

          The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

          Problem

          A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

          Confirmed evidence

          • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
          • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
          • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
          • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

          Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

          What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

          Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

          In scope

          • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
          • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
          • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
          • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
          • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

          Out of scope

          • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
          • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
          • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
          • Project-level authoritative attribution.

          EARS acceptance criteria

          1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
          2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
          3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
          4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
          5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
          6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

          Success criteria

          • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
          • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
          • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
          • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

          Follow-up: gateway collection

          A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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              Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing #184

              Description

              @pitimon

              Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

              Mode: Existing-system mode.

              The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

              Problem

              A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

              Confirmed evidence

              • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
              • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
              • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
              • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

              Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

              What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

              Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

              In scope

              • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
              • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
              • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
              • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
              • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

              Out of scope

              • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
              • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
              • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
              • Project-level authoritative attribution.

              EARS acceptance criteria

              1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
              2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
              3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
              4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
              5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
              6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

              Success criteria

              • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
              • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
              • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
              • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

              Follow-up: gateway collection

              A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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                  Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing #184

                  Description

                  @pitimon

                  Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

                  Mode: Existing-system mode.

                  The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

                  Problem

                  A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

                  Confirmed evidence

                  • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
                  • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
                  • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
                  • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

                  Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

                  What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

                  Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

                  In scope

                  • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
                  • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
                  • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
                  • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
                  • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

                  Out of scope

                  • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
                  • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
                  • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
                  • Project-level authoritative attribution.

                  EARS acceptance criteria

                  1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
                  2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
                  3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
                  4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
                  5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
                  6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

                  Success criteria

                  • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
                  • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
                  • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
                  • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

                  Follow-up: gateway collection

                  A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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                      @pitimon

                      Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

                      Mode: Existing-system mode.

                      The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

                      Problem

                      A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

                      Confirmed evidence

                      • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
                      • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
                      • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
                      • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

                      Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

                      What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

                      Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

                      In scope

                      • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
                      • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
                      • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
                      • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
                      • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

                      Out of scope

                      • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
                      • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
                      • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
                      • Project-level authoritative attribution.

                      EARS acceptance criteria

                      1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
                      2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
                      3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
                      4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
                      5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
                      6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

                      Success criteria

                      • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
                      • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
                      • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
                      • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

                      Follow-up: gateway collection

                      A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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                          Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing #184

                          Description

                          @pitimon

                          Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

                          Mode: Existing-system mode.

                          The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

                          Problem

                          A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

                          Confirmed evidence

                          • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
                          • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
                          • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
                          • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

                          Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

                          What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

                          Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

                          In scope

                          • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
                          • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
                          • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
                          • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
                          • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

                          Out of scope

                          • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
                          • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
                          • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
                          • Project-level authoritative attribution.

                          EARS acceptance criteria

                          1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
                          2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
                          3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
                          4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
                          5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
                          6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

                          Success criteria

                          • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
                          • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
                          • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
                          • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

                          Follow-up: gateway collection

                          A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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                              Use gateway spend logs for logical auto-router model pricing #184

                              Description

                              @pitimon

                              Phase 1 decision — 2026-08-20

                              Mode: Existing-system mode.

                              The owner selected a local Hermes cost-consumption phase. TokenTracker will consume only explicitly authoritative per-model cost already persisted in local Hermes state.db; it will not query LiteLLM spend logs, hold a gateway/admin credential, connect to gateway PostgreSQL, or infer ownership from route/time.

                              Problem

                              A logical routed model can be priced by TokenTracker through a generic litellm:fuzzy match even when Hermes has a more authoritative per-model amount. An auto-router must not be pinned to one child model because its selected model and cache rate can vary.

                              Confirmed evidence

                              • TokenTracker keeps the latest local queue row for (source, model, hour_start) and normally derives cost from token columns plus the model matcher (src/lib/local-api.js, src/lib/pricing/index.js).
                              • Hermes session_model_usage contains per-model estimated_cost_usd, actual_cost_usd, cost_status, cost_source, first/last timestamps, and token columns.
                              • The current local Hermes data has only unknown / none cost status with zero actual cost. This change is therefore forward-compatible plumbing, not proof that the current gateway has begun supplying authoritative spend.
                              • LiteLLM spend-log storage has fields suitable for a future independent collector (model_group, physical model, spend, client-scope fields), but the active Hermes virtual key receives HTTP 403 for /spend/logs; a management-credential collector is deliberately out of scope for this phase.

                              Feature: Consume Hermes authoritative cost locally

                              What: On a compatible Hermes schema, propagate a per-model row explicitly marked cost_status=actual into the local TokenTracker queue and prefer its actual_cost_usd over the local price matcher for that queue row.

                              Who: A local TokenTracker user running Hermes through a gateway or provider that already persists authoritative per-call cost in state.db.

                              In scope

                              • Read compatible cost columns from local session_model_usage.
                              • Carry authoritative cumulative cost deltas into the existing local half-hour queue.
                              • Expose non-secret hermes-actual, estimated, or mixed provenance in model-breakdown data.
                              • Use the same selected cost in summary, daily, hourly, model-breakdown, and plan-value inputs.
                              • Preserve current matching for old Hermes schemas, unknown, estimated, partial, or pre-existing queue data.

                              Out of scope

                              • LiteLLM /spend/logs, gateway database, export-file collectors, credentials, virtual-key aliases, request IDs, network calls, or direct gateway correlation.
                              • Treating a gateway-calculated cost as an upstream-provider invoice.
                              • Historical queue rewrites or retroactive replacement of estimates.
                              • Project-level authoritative attribution.

                              EARS acceptance criteria

                              1. [Optional] FR-001: Where Hermes lacks compatible cost columns or does not explicitly mark a per-model row actual, TokenTracker shall retain existing local cost estimation.
                              2. [Event-driven] FR-002: When a compatible Hermes row has cost_status=actual, TokenTracker shall add only its cumulative actual_cost_usd delta to the corresponding local half-hour model bucket and emit cost_provenance=hermes-actual.
                              3. [Unwanted] FR-003: If any task contributing to an aggregated Hermes model row lacks an explicit actual status, TokenTracker shall not label the partial amount authoritative.
                              4. [Ubiquitous] FR-004: Re-reading an unchanged Hermes state row shall not change queue cost, and a later cumulative increase shall contribute only the new delta.
                              5. [State-driven] FR-005: While a queue row has cost_provenance=hermes-actual, summary, daily, hourly, and model-breakdown cost shall use actual_cost_usd; the model shall not be added to fuzzy or unpriced diagnostics.
                              6. [Ubiquitous] FR-006: TokenTracker shall expose only fixed provenance labels; it shall not store or expose Hermes session IDs, prompts, request payloads, gateway credentials, or gateway identifiers.

                              Success criteria

                              • An actual-cost fixture supersedes an otherwise unpriced/fuzzy logical model with the exact persisted amount.
                              • A partial actual/unknown mixed-task fixture remains estimated.
                              • Second sync is idempotent; later actual cumulative growth is delta-only.
                              • Focused parser, API, dashboard-data, OpenWiki fact, typecheck, and full local CI tests pass.

                              Follow-up: gateway collection

                              A separate Hermes/gateway issue is required before current routed traffic can populate actual_cost_usd. It must choose a read-only transport and an explicit client-scope/correlation contract; no shared-gateway total may be attributed from logical route and time alone.

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