fix(jev): record System One token totals and prices, allow pinned versions in virtual models

[SantiagoDePolonia]

Summary

Release e2e coverage for Jev / Kev System One and the other changes since v0.1.97, plus the bugs it found.

Fixes

• Usage total_tokens: answers that report input_tokens/output_tokens without a total (System One, Anthropic-style usage) were stored with total_tokens: 0. The total is now derived.
• System One pricing: usage was priced by the routed alias (jev-latest) but recorded under the answering model (jev-1.13.0), so pricing declared for the versioned ID, as the docs instruct, never applied. Live and cache-hit usage now price by exact routed pricing, then exact answering-model pricing, then broader (provider-wide or global) rules, so a jev/ override cannot shadow a jev/jev-1.13.0 one.
• Pinned versions in virtual models: the documented target: jev/jev-1.13.0 was rejected by the admin API and treated as unavailable at request time. Providers can now declare that they accept unlisted model IDs (core.UnlistedModelAcceptor, implemented by jev); provider-qualified targets on such providers are valid and viable. Bare names are still not guessed. A failover target the catalog does not list is now sent to the provider its selector names (with that provider's type) instead of falling back to the failed primary's provider.

Release e2e (tests/e2e)

• mockjev: deterministic System One upstreams (hosted-shaped jev, keyless Kev jev-kev, always-529 jev-down) started by the stack manager, since no Jev key or Kev server is available.
• S229–S241: /v1/systemone, Kev /permute and /separate, pinned versions, passthrough, misuse negatives, audit and exclude_operation, usage and pricing, failover, exact cache, guardrails on state, managed-key allowlists.
• S242–S244: MCP tool filters and disallowed_user_paths applied in place to open sessions; master key keeps the user-path header on /mcp and audio uploads.
• S245–S246: developer role and strict tools on Anthropic and Gemini, Gemini allowed_tools.
• S153/S154: prefer a serverless-deployed Fireworks model.

Full matrix: 246/246 passing (S97, S115–S117 needed one retry after transient upstream network timeouts).

Notes

• Anthropic still rejects tool_choice: {"type": "allowed_tools"} (unsupported tool_choice type); only Gemini maps it.
• An already-open MCP session keeps listing tools and servers hidden after it started (calls to them fail, as documented) and does not see newly allowed tools until a new session.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Jev versioned model IDs can be used even when they are not included in the provider’s model listing.
  • Virtual model routes can target unlisted models from providers that accept them.

• Bug Fixes

  • Usage totals now include input and output tokens when a response omits its total.
  • Stream and cached-response pricing can use the model reported in the response when the routed model has no exact pricing.
  • Exact response-cache hits are recorded in usage.
  • Explicitly named providers are resolved more reliably for models not listed in the catalog.

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• internal/gateway/failover.go
• internal/gateway/inference_orchestrator_test.go
• internal/gateway/request_model_resolution.go
• internal/pricingoverrides/resolver.go
• internal/pricingoverrides/service_test.go
• internal/pricingoverrides/snapshot.go
• internal/responsecache/usage_hit.go
• internal/server/systemone_dispatch_test.go
• internal/usage/pricing.go
• internal/usage/pricing_test.go
• internal/usage/stream_observer.go
• tests/e2e/manage-release-e2e-stack.sh
• tests/e2e/mockjev/main.go
• tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md

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Walkthrough

The changes add provider support for accepting unlisted model IDs and apply that capability to virtual-model targets. They also adjust usage totals and pricing, add cache-hit usage recording, and expand release E2E mock infrastructure and scenario coverage.

Changes

Unlisted Model Routing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provider unlisted-model acceptance internal/core/interfaces.go, internal/providers/jev/jev.go, internal/providers/registry_lookup.go, internal/providers/registry_test.go	Jev opts into accepting unlisted model IDs. The registry checks for a qualified model ID, a matching provider with the acceptance capability, and a fresh inventory.
Virtual targets for unlisted models internal/virtualmodels/types.go, internal/virtualmodels/chain.go, internal/virtualmodels/service.go, internal/virtualmodels/unlisted_target_test.go, internal/gateway/failover.go, internal/gateway/request_model_resolution.go, internal/gateway/inference_orchestrator_test.go	Virtual-model target checks use a shared servability check. Tests cover accepting a Jev target and rejecting an unlisted OpenAI target. Gateway selector resolution uses a configured selector provider’s name and type when available.

Usage and Cache Accounting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Usage totals and served-model pricing internal/usage/extractor.go, internal/usage/extractor_test.go, internal/usage/pricing.go, internal/usage/pricing_test.go, internal/usage/stream_observer.go, internal/usage/stream_observer_test.go, internal/pricingoverrides/resolver.go, internal/pricingoverrides/snapshot.go, internal/pricingoverrides/service_test.go	SSE usage extraction derives a zero total from input and output token counts. Pricing resolution checks routed-model pricing and can use the answered model’s pricing. Pricing overrides report whether model-specific pricing exists.
Response-cache hit usage internal/responsecache/responsecache.go, internal/responsecache/usage_hit.go, internal/server/systemone_dispatch_test.go	A middleware constructor accepts a store, TTL, usage logger, and pricing resolver. Cache-hit recording can resolve pricing using the model in the cached response. A test checks usage for an exact System One cache hit.

System One E2E Mock

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Jev, Kev, and down mock endpoints tests/e2e/mockjev/main.go	The mock serves model metadata and System One routes for Jev, Kev, and a down profile. It handles authentication, request validation, deterministic answers, and health checks.
Mock stack configuration and lifecycle tests/e2e/manage-release-e2e-stack.sh	The stack builds and configures mock-jev. Shared lifecycle functions start, stop, and report status for mock-jev and mock-mcp.
System One release scenarios tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md, tests/e2e/run-release-e2e.sh	The scenario matrix adds Jev/Kev coverage for routing, diagnostics, passthrough, audit and usage, failover, caching, guardrails, and managed-key allowlists. The runner allows specified added scenarios to run in parallel.

Other Release E2E Scenarios

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Fireworks, MCP, audio, and chat scenarios tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md	Fireworks scenarios prefer gpt-oss-120b when listed. Added scenarios cover MCP tool filters and user-path exclusions, user-path propagation for MCP and audio, plus developer messages and strict tools in Anthropic and Gemini chat.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 396ef

The pricing concern does not block merge: the production resolver cannot supply the broad price required to trigger it.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 396ef

A supplier-reported product identifier can now take precedence over a general configured rate when charges are recorded. An explicit rate for the requested product still wins, but accounting integrity depends more heavily on response metadata.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: An upstream-reported answered model can select an exact price ahead of the routed model's broad configured rate. If that identifier does not represent the model actually served, persisted usage costs can reflect a different rate.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The identified pricing risk is scoped to usage recorded for routes with an exact answered-model price and no exact routed-model price. The evidence does not establish direct client control of response metadata or cached bodies.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — If an upstream supplies a model identifier with a lower configured exact price than the model actually served, the new precedence can record the lower cost instead of the routed model's broad rate. No retained Security finding or demonstrated API-client exploit was supplied.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Unlisted virtual targets require a named accepting provider with non-stale inventory, while primary and observed failover authorization operate on provider-qualified selectors. Exact routed-model pricing also prevents an answered-model lookup from changing that rate.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Cached usage extraction supports streaming response bodies, but the new cached answered-model price lookup parses only a complete JSON object. Thus the new fallback does not establish consistent answered-model pricing across JSON and cached streaming formats.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Before using an answered-model identifier to select a price, establish how it is bound to the selected provider and how mismatches are handled. Preserve one served-model identity through partial stream events and cached-response extraction.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 42.86% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 49 functions across 26 files. (1 skipped:…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main fixes: System One token totals and pricing, plus support for pinned Jev versions in virtual models.
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❌ Patch coverage is 83.14607% with 15 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
internal/responsecache/usage_hit.go	14.28%	5 Missing and 1 partial ⚠️
internal/pricingoverrides/resolver.go	76.92%	3 Missing ⚠️
internal/responsecache/responsecache.go	0.00%	2 Missing ⚠️
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Inline comments:
In @internal/responsecache/responsecache.go:
- Line 312: Update newUsageHitRecorder’s pricing resolution so that when the
routed model has no pricing, it extracts the answered model from the cached
response and resolves pricing for that model using the same provider; only use a
non-empty answered model that differs from the routed model, and preserve the
existing pricing when available.

In @tests/e2e/mockjev/main.go:
- Around line 163-164: Limit the request body in the keyless /kev/v1/systemone
handler by wrapping r.Body with http.MaxBytesReader before raw.ReadFrom; use the
handler’s ResponseWriter and set a limit above the matrix’s 70 KiB request size.
- Around line 98-99: Update the request fields in the mock to decode structured
JSON values rather than requiring `Instructions` to be a string. In `answerFor`,
validate only the shapes needed to construct an answer, including structured
choice descriptions and score levels, so valid System One question content is
accepted.

In @tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md:
- Line 512: Update the JEV_MOCK_BASE default used by systemone_require_mock to
derive its endpoint from the stack’s configured mock Jev port, rather than
hard-coding port 18091. Preserve an explicitly set JEV_MOCK_BASE.

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• internal/core/interfaces.go
• internal/providers/jev/jev.go
• internal/providers/registry_lookup.go
• internal/providers/registry_test.go
• internal/responsecache/responsecache.go
• internal/server/systemone_dispatch_test.go
• internal/usage/extractor.go
• internal/usage/extractor_test.go
• internal/usage/stream_observer.go
• internal/usage/stream_observer_test.go
• internal/virtualmodels/chain.go
• internal/virtualmodels/service.go
• internal/virtualmodels/types.go
• internal/virtualmodels/unlisted_target_test.go
• tests/e2e/manage-release-e2e-stack.sh
• tests/e2e/mockjev/main.go
• tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md
• tests/e2e/run-release-e2e.sh

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Confidence Score: 5/5

[Medium risk] Extends model routing and pricing logic for versioned models.

The PR appears safe to merge. No new blocking issue remains.

What we checked:

• Exact model price could lose: No. HasModelPricing separates exact model prices from broad overrides. ResolveServedModelPricing checks the answering model before broad routed pricing.
• Unknown models could be misrouted: No. A target must be listed and available, or its named provider must opt in to unlisted IDs while its inventory is fresh.
• Test mock uses plain HTTP: No. The new server is a local release-test mock. The stack points all three test providers at localhost and replaces Jev settings with mock values.

Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Gateway
    participant Catalog
    participant Jev
    participant Usage
    Client->>Gateway: Request virtual or routed model
    Gateway->>Catalog: Resolve listed or provider-qualified target
    Catalog-->>Gateway: Listed model or accepted unlisted Jev ID
    Gateway->>Jev: Send System One request
    Jev-->>Gateway: Answer, model, input/output tokens
    Gateway->>Usage: Derive total tokens
    Gateway->>Usage: Pick exact routed, exact answered, then broad price
    Gateway-->>Client: Return answer
    Client->>Gateway: Repeat exact request
    Gateway->>Usage: Record cache hit with answered-model price
    Gateway-->>Client: Return cached answer

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Obstacles faced

• The tester cannot access the dashboard master key; provide a disposable key for safe entry.
• The dashboard asked for a master key that the tester could not access, so the user could not open Models.
• The dashboard asked for a master key that the tester could not access, so the user could not open the editor.

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