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adds token approximations using tokenizers for cancelled requests - #9238
Streams that are cancelled or time out now get usage estimated from the output already received. Previously, most providers only report usage in a terminal event, so an early client disconnect left no output tokens and no cost. Anthropic's initial message_start output count was also treated as authoritative even though it is only a provisional cursor.
The estimate is attached to the error's billed usage before logging, governance, and telemetry hooks run, so every consumer sees the same numbers. It covers chat completion, text completion, and Responses streams.
Changes
New core/streamusage package
A Manager and per-attempt Stream observe chunks, capture output, and settle usage when a cancellation or timeout error arrives. Entries are removed by the existing once-only stream finalizer, and retries get a fresh entry.
Tokenization happens only on interruption, never per successful chunk.
Text, tool-call arguments (serialized in LiteLLM's field order), and received reasoning text are counted. Prompt tokens are estimated from request messages and tool arguments.
A cancellation before any output arrives is not estimated as spend.
Provider-reported usage is preserved. When a provider reports only some fields, only the missing ones are estimated.
Estimated usage carries usage.estimation provenance (which fields were estimated, tokenizer name, reference commit) on both BifrostLLMUsage and ResponsesResponseUsage.
Anthropic handling
Both the chat and Responses stream handlers count provider usage events through the new BifrostContextKeyStreamUsageUpdates key.
If a stream is cancelled with only the provisional message_start count and no finish or later usage event, the output count is re-estimated.
Tokenizers
By default the bundled tiktoken encodings are used, with no downloads: o200k_base for recognized newer OpenAI models and cl100k_base otherwise, including Cohere and unknown models.
Optional anthropic, deepseek, llama2, and llama3 tokenizers use daulet/tokenizers and require CGO.
Vocabularies come from pinned manifest URLs, are SHA-256 verified, and are cached under the OS user cache dir.
Download or initialization failure falls back to the generic encoding.
Downloads happen only for explicitly selected families when settings are applied.
Counting follows a pinned LiteLLM reference commit: 1024-codepoint segments, bounded sampling above 4M codepoints, and last-positive-count usage semantics. A Python-generated fixture set checks parity.
CGO-free builds always use the tiktoken fallback.
Accumulator reuse
When a tracer is present, the tracing accumulator is reused (BeginUsageAccumulation, CaptureUsageChunk, EndUsageAccumulation) instead of duplicating buffered content.
A new HasUsageChunk check avoids double-accumulating chunks that a plugin already processed.
Without a tracer, a bounded fallback buffer is used and released on Close.
Configuration
New stream_usage_estimation client setting (enabled defaults to true, plus a tokenizers list). If only tokenizers is supplied, enabled stays true.
BifrostConfig.StreamUsageEstimation is applied on Init and on ReloadConfig. Settings are copied into an immutable policy for newly opened streams.
The setting is persisted through a new stream_usage_estimation_json column with an idempotent migration, and is included in the client config hash only when present.
The config handler rejects unknown tokenizer names with a 400.
JSON schema, UI types, and the Zod schema were updated.
Client Settings gets an estimation toggle and a toggle per specialized tokenizer.
Logging plugin: when billed usage is an estimate, it replaces the entry's token usage and cost, so cancelled-stream cost is recorded even when partial usage was already present.
Build and CI
scripts/setup-tokenizers.sh installs the pinned, checksum-verified static libtokenizers for linux (glibc and musl) and darwin.
The Makefile (dev, build, test-core), the core test workflow, setup-go-workspace.sh, and the three transport Dockerfiles now run it and set CGO_LDFLAGS. The Dockerfiles also gain g++ and curl.
Tests
Go tests cover reconciliation cases, chunk-boundary independence, reasoning and tool counting, multi-choice handling, Anthropic cancellation for chat and Responses, the disabled and default configs, tracer accumulator reuse, the download-only-when-selected policy, and the config round trip and migration.
The e2e stream-cancellation runner now cancels after 128 generated characters. It requires input, output, and cost usage for every provider (the check can be disabled with --expect-estimation=false), rejects stale Anthropic counts, and adds Responses and native Anthropic cases.
Postman successful-stream controls verify that completed streams carry no estimation field.
Trade-offs
Generic tokenization can differ from a provider's real tokenizer, so estimated counts and costs can be higher or lower than actual usage.
Hidden reasoning and unreceived output cannot be estimated. Missing prompt usage for image or audio inputs is left unknown rather than given a text-only estimate.
Disabling a tokenizer stops its selection for new streams, but already loaded vocabularies stay until restart. A failed initialization uses the generic fallback until restart.
Type of change
Bug fix
Feature
Refactor
Documentation
Chore/CI
Affected areas
Core (Go)
Transports (HTTP)
Providers/Integrations
Plugins
UI (React)
Docs
How to test
# Install the native tokenizer library and run core tests
make setup-tokenizers
make test-core
# Stream usage package and tracer tests
CGO_LDFLAGS="-L$(pwd)/tmp/tokenizers" go test ./core/streamusage/... ./core/... -run 'Cancel|Usage|Tokenizer'
go test ./framework/configstore/... ./framework/tracing/...
# CGO-free fallback
CGO_ENABLED=0 go test ./core/streamusage/...
# e2e cancellation runner unit tests
node --test tests/e2e/api/runners/lib/cancel-stream-usage.test.mjs
# UIcd ui
pnpm i || npm i
pnpm test|| npm test
pnpm build || npm run build
Expected outcomes:
A cancelled stream with the default config logs non-zero prompt, completion, and total tokens plus cost, and usage.estimation is set.
With stream_usage_estimation.enabled: false, no estimation is attached.
A completed stream returns provider usage unchanged, with no estimation field.
Anthropic streams cancelled after substantial output report more than the provisional message_start output count.
Selecting a specialized tokenizer downloads only that vocabulary when settings are applied. A failed download falls back to cl100k_base.
New configuration:
Client config: stream_usage_estimation: { "enabled": true, "tokenizers": [] }. Allowed tokenizers are anthropic, deepseek, llama2, and llama3.
BIFROST_TOKENIZER_CACHE overrides the vocabulary cache directory.
BIFROST_TOKENIZER_OFFLINE=1 allows only cached vocabularies.
BIFROST_TOKENIZERS_MUSL=1 forces the musl native library in setup-tokenizers.sh.
TOKENIZERS_DIR overrides the Makefile install location for the native library.
Screenshots/Recordings
UI change: Client Settings gains an "Estimate cancelled stream usage" switch, plus per-tokenizer switches (anthropic, deepseek, llama2, llama3) that show when estimation is enabled. Screenshots to be added.
Breaking changes
Yes
No
Behavior and build notes:
Estimation is on by default, so cancelled and timed-out streams will now record estimated usage and cost where previously they could record none.
CGO builds need libtokenizers, which make setup-tokenizers installs. Otherwise, build with CGO_ENABLED=0 to use the tiktoken fallback.
Related issues
N/A
Security considerations
Tokenizer downloads use only fixed URLs and revisions from the embedded manifest. Model names and request data never become fetch URLs.
Each download is SHA-256 verified, size-limited to 64 MiB, written atomically to a user-only cache directory, and re-validated on cache reads.
Cancelled or timed-out streams can include estimated prompt and completion usage when provider counts are unavailable and streamed content was accumulated.
Usage estimates identify which counts were estimated and the tokenizer used.
Estimates are available for chat completions, text completions, and Responses streams.
Bug Fixes
Billing and cost records reflect estimated usage when existing values need updating.
Completed streams retain provider-reported usage instead of receiving an estimate.
Documentation
Added guidance on usage estimates, supported stream types, tokenizer selection, and estimation limitations.
The PR estimates missing token usage for eligible cancelled or timed-out streams when accumulated output is available. It adds tokenizer selection, estimation metadata, Anthropic usage-event tracking, billing updates, and regression coverage.
Changes: Stream Usage Estimation
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Summary
Usage metadata and tokenizer support core/schemas/*, core/streamusage/*, core/go.mod
Usage structures now include optional estimation metadata. The streamusage package selects tokenizers by model and counts prompt and response content. Embedded vocabularies, model data, dependencies, fixtures, and tests support token counting.
For eligible stream errors, estimation uses the request and accumulated response to count prompt and completion tokens. Tests cover usage sources, output types, tokenizer selection, and unsupported inputs.
Stream accounting and billing core/bifrost.go, core/providers/anthropic/anthropic.go, plugins/logging/main.go, core/failureclassrotation_test.go, framework/tracing/tracer_test.go, docs/features/observability/default.mdx
Streaming attempts retain request snapshots and clear prior usage-update state. Anthropic streams track usage-event counts. Usage conversions preserve estimation metadata, and logging updates token usage and cost when usage was estimated. Tests and documentation cover the behavior.
The cancellation runner adds Responses and native Anthropic cases, waits for generated output before aborting, and validates billed usage. The provider harness adds completed-stream controls that check provider-reported usage without estimation.
The identified build and billing failures are not present in the current code. Some cancellation tests may miss incomplete Anthropic usage, and the documentation may misdescribe prompt estimates; these are bounded follow-ups rather than demonstrated production failures.
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flowchart LR
A[Received stream chunks] --> B[Tracer accumulator]
C[Cancellation or timeout] --> D[Estimate]
B --> D
D --> E[Error billed usage]
E --> F[Logging, governance, telemetry]
Add raw.githubusercontent.com:443 to the Harden Runner allowlist.
If the tokenizer cache is not pre-seeded, core/streamusage fetches the anthropic and deepseek assets from raw.githubusercontent.com. The core unit-test step runs tests that require these tokenizers. The host is not allowlisted, so the tests can fail under egress-policy: block.
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core/streamusage/tokenizer.go: 1
152-152: Trivial · Stability & Availability
A failed native tokenizer load is cached for the process lifetime.
e.once.Do stores the loadNativeCounter error in counterEntry.err. Nothing resets the entry. If the download fails at Init (network blip, proxy, rate limit), a later ReloadConfig or UpdateStreamUsageEstimation calls Warm again. Warm does not retry, so the selected tokenizer stays on the cl100k_base fallback until restart. The only signal is Estimation.Tokenizer in the usage record.
Warm also runs synchronously from Bifrost.Init and ReloadConfig. A slow download therefore blocks startup and config reload for up to the 10 s client timeout.
Consider these changes:
Do not cache download or network errors in counterEntry. Cache only permanent errors such as checksum mismatch or an unknown kind. Retry with backoff.
Log a warning when a requested tokenizer falls back.
Run Warm in the background, or document that it blocks.
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Update the once-only initialization around loadNativeCounter so transient
download or network errors are not permanently cached in counterEntry and a
later Warm call can retry loading. Continue caching successful counters and
permanent errors such as checksum mismatches or unknown tokenizer kinds.
Include the model and regression suffix in each case name.
All five new case names omit their model and a - #<issue> suffix. Name each case with its provider, model, and regression identifier so filtered runs and reports identify the case precisely.
As per coding guidelines, “Case names must contain the provider keyword and model” and must “Suffix each name with - #<issue>.”
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Update the five new case names, including “Cancelled usage estimation control —
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Review comments at @docs/deployment-guides/config-json/client.mdx:
- Line 33: Update the “Estimate cancelled stream usage” description to clarify
that completion estimates cover only output received before cancellation or
timeout, while supported text prompts may be estimated separately when provider
usage is absent.
Review comments at @framework/configstore/migrations.go:
- Around line 16844-16845: Update the rollback path containing mg.DropColumn for
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- Line 601: Add setup-tokenizers as a prerequisite to the test-framework,
test-plugins, test-http-transport, and test-mcp Makefile targets so their local
core test binaries can link successfully. Leave the test and test-governance
prerequisites unchanged.
- Line 356: Update the _build-with-docker flow used by the build target so both
Docker build branches install the tokenizer build dependencies, run
scripts/setup-tokenizers.sh for the target OS and architecture, and pass the
tokenizer library path through CGO_LDFLAGS. Keep the setup consistent across
both branches so the cgo linker can find the target libtokenizers.a.
Review comments at @tests/e2e/api/collections/provider-harness.json:
- Around line 290932-290933: Update the completed-stream control and the other
four streaming controls in the provider harness to require a terminal event
before asserting completion. For Anthropic, require message_stop, reject SSE
error events, and validate final usage rather than accepting usage from
message_start; preserve the existing happy-path assertions.
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Review comments at @core/streamusage/tokenizer.go:
- Line 152: Update the once-only initialization around loadNativeCounter so
transient download or network errors are not permanently cached in counterEntry
and a later Warm call can retry loading. Continue caching successful counters
and permanent errors such as checksum mismatches or unknown tokenizer kinds.
Review comments at @tests/e2e/api/collections/provider-harness.json:
- Line 290728: Update the five new case names, including “Cancelled usage
estimation control — OpenAI chat,” to include the provider keyword, model, and
corresponding regression identifier in the required “ - #<issue>” suffix so
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Normalize stream_usage_estimation before comparing dirty state.
The server omits an empty tokenizers list, and it can omit the whole setting. The toggle handlers can create { enabled: true, tokenizers: [] } or { enabled: true }. After a user reverses a toggle, raw JSON.stringify can keep Save enabled even though the effective configuration is unchanged.
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Normalize both stream_usage_estimation values before comparing them in the
dirty-state calculation so omitted settings and empty tokenizers compare as the
same effective configuration, regardless of tokenizer order. Add and use a
normalization helper near the comparison, preserving the default enabled value
and sorting a copied tokenizer list.
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- Around line 219-228: Update promptCount’s cancelled-stream estimate to include
supported provider-billed request parameters, including tool definitions, rather
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- Around line 302-306: Update paramsCount to normalize a json.RawMessage
ResponseFormat before checking its type and json_schema field, so converted
Responses formats contribute their schema tokens to the prompt estimate.
Preserve the existing handling of map-based formats and ensure the
Responses-format assertion includes schemaTokens.
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- Line 297944: Replace the whole-response completion_tokens regex with a
provenance-preserving assertion or fixture that verifies usage came from an
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Custom tool history goes uncounted
promptCount loses custom tool history when it calls ToChatRequest. That conversion does not copy custom_tool_call.input or custom_tool_call_output.output into chat messages. A cancelled Responses request with earlier custom tool calls therefore omits those inputs and results from its prompt estimate, understating cost and budget use.
Count these items from the original Responses input.
// The idle-timeout path attaches no billed usage; read the provider's handle.
if u, ok := ctx.Value(schemas.BifrostContextKeyStreamAccumulatedUsage).(*schemas.BifrostLLMUsage); ok && u != nil && (u.PromptTokens > 0 || u.CompletionTokens > 0) {
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Cached input tokens disappear
The idle-timeout path reads Anthropic's usage handle before cached input tokens have been added to PromptTokens. Both Anthropic handlers add those tokens only when the request context ends or the normal stream-end path runs. An idle timeout does neither.
When Estimate replaces the provisional completion count, it copies the incomplete prompt count and records too few input and total tokens. Normalize a copy of the Anthropic usage before using it here.
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core/streamusage/stream.go-344-355: 1
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Replace the if/else if chain on key with a tagged switch.
golangci-lint reports QF1003 at Line 344. Both branches compare key with a string constant. A tagged switch clears the diagnostic. Behavior stays the same.
♻️ Proposed fix
- if key == "tool_calls" {- if fn, ok := block["function"].(map[string]interface{}); ok {- text, _ = fn["arguments"].(string)- }- } else if key == "content" {- text, _ = block["text"].(string)- if text == "" {- if typ, _ := block["type"].(string); typ != "text" && typ != "input_text" && typ != "output_text" {- return 0, fmt.Errorf("unsupported prompt content %s", typ)- }- }- }+ switch key {+ case "tool_calls":+ if fn, ok := block["function"].(map[string]interface{}); ok {+ text, _ = fn["arguments"].(string)+ }+ case "content":+ text, _ = block["text"].(string)+ if text == "" {+ if typ, _ := block["type"].(string); typ != "text" && typ != "input_text" && typ != "output_text" {+ return 0, fmt.Errorf("unsupported prompt content %s", typ)+ }+ }+ }
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Overview
Streams that are cancelled or time out now get usage estimated from the output already received. Previously, most providers only report usage in a terminal event, so an early client disconnect left no output tokens and no cost. Anthropic's initial
message_startoutput count was also treated as authoritative even though it is only a provisional cursor.The estimate is attached to the error's billed usage before logging, governance, and telemetry hooks run, so every consumer sees the same numbers. It covers chat completion, text completion, and Responses streams.
Changes
core/streamusagepackageManagerand per-attemptStreamobserve chunks, capture output, and settle usage when a cancellation or timeout error arrives. Entries are removed by the existing once-only stream finalizer, and retries get a fresh entry.usage.estimationprovenance (which fields were estimated, tokenizer name, reference commit) on bothBifrostLLMUsageandResponsesResponseUsage.BifrostContextKeyStreamUsageUpdateskey.message_startcount and no finish or later usage event, the output count is re-estimated.o200k_basefor recognized newer OpenAI models andcl100k_baseotherwise, including Cohere and unknown models.anthropic,deepseek,llama2, andllama3tokenizers usedaulet/tokenizersand require CGO.BeginUsageAccumulation,CaptureUsageChunk,EndUsageAccumulation) instead of duplicating buffered content.HasUsageChunkcheck avoids double-accumulating chunks that a plugin already processed.Close.stream_usage_estimationclient setting (enableddefaults to true, plus atokenizerslist). If onlytokenizersis supplied,enabledstays true.BifrostConfig.StreamUsageEstimationis applied onInitand onReloadConfig. Settings are copied into an immutable policy for newly opened streams.stream_usage_estimation_jsoncolumn with an idempotent migration, and is included in the client config hash only when present.scripts/setup-tokenizers.shinstalls the pinned, checksum-verified staticlibtokenizersfor linux (glibc and musl) and darwin.dev,build,test-core), the core test workflow,setup-go-workspace.sh, and the three transport Dockerfiles now run it and setCGO_LDFLAGS. The Dockerfiles also gaing++andcurl.--expect-estimation=false), rejects stale Anthropic counts, and adds Responses and native Anthropic cases.estimationfield.Trade-offs
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Expected outcomes:
usage.estimationis set.stream_usage_estimation.enabled: false, no estimation is attached.estimationfield.message_startoutput count.cl100k_base.New configuration:
stream_usage_estimation: { "enabled": true, "tokenizers": [] }. Allowed tokenizers areanthropic,deepseek,llama2, andllama3.BIFROST_TOKENIZER_CACHEoverrides the vocabulary cache directory.BIFROST_TOKENIZER_OFFLINE=1allows only cached vocabularies.BIFROST_TOKENIZERS_MUSL=1forces the musl native library insetup-tokenizers.sh.TOKENIZERS_DIRoverrides the Makefile install location for the native library.Screenshots/Recordings
UI change: Client Settings gains an "Estimate cancelled stream usage" switch, plus per-tokenizer switches (
anthropic,deepseek,llama2,llama3) that show when estimation is enabled. Screenshots to be added.Breaking changes
Behavior and build notes:
libtokenizers, whichmake setup-tokenizersinstalls. Otherwise, build withCGO_ENABLED=0to use the tiktoken fallback.Related issues
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