feat(models): Add tiered GPT-5.6 Sol pricing - #239
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Apply OpenAI's 272K short- and long-context brackets to GPT-5.6 Sol across standard, priority, flex, and batch processing. Add tiered cache pricing with separate write and read rates so long-context cache costs use the published Sol prices.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pricing model now supports tiered cache creation and read rates. It adds public tier definitions, validation, tiered cost calculations, updated ChangesTiered cache pricing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The pricing update currently includes a failing long-context assertion and permits a configuration that can calculate inconsistent or excessive charges for some external models, so the PR is not merge-ready until both issues are corrected. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@src/models.rs`:
- Around line 920-949: Update the GPT-5.6-sol tiered pricing calculations and
the related aggregate cost path to select one context tier from the normalized
prompt input count, then reuse that tier for input, output, cache-write, and
cache-read totals. Ensure OpenCode uses the context-aware calculation when
prompt context is available, including the
`calculate_total_cost_for_service_tier_at` flow and the cache/output handling
around the affected aggregate calculations.
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Select one context bracket from total prompt input and apply it to uncached input, cache writes, cache reads, and output. Reject unsupported marginal tiered-write configurations and cover mixed cached input at the 272K boundary.
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In `@src/models.rs`:
- Around line 3249-3251: Update the long-context cost assertion in the affected
test to expect a total of 0.75, matching the selected tier’s input, output, and
cache-read charges; leave the surrounding tier-selection logic unchanged.
- Around line 216-218: Update the CachingSupport::TieredWithWrites validation
and its interaction with PricingStructure::Tiered so progressive pricing is
rejected: require tiered.bracket_pricing when the paired pricing structure is
Tiered, while preserving existing tier-bound validation.
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Reject external models that pair progressive token pricing with bracketed tiered cache-write rates, because aggregate context pricing cannot represent that combination consistently. Add regression coverage for the rejected configuration.
Why
GPT-5.6 Sol supports a 1M-token context window, but Splitrail currently applies its short-context prices to every request. OpenAI publishes distinct rates above 272K tokens for standard, priority, flex, and batch processing, including separate cache-write and cache-read prices.
Without those brackets, Splitrail underreports long-context Sol usage across every supported service tier.
What changed
TieredWithWritescache support for models whose cache-write and cache-read rates both vary by context length.TieredWithWritesconfigurations instead of exposing inconsistent calculator behavior.Validation
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