feat(agent-usage): price gemini-3.8-flash - #152
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Google's 3.8 Flash ships as one model - no -lite, no -pro, checked against the pricing page - at 0.75 / 3.75 / 0.075, the same three numbers as 3.7 Flash. That identity is what makes the row look redundant and is exactly why it is not: rate_for matches by substring, and no existing key is a substring of "gemini-3.8-flash", so without a line of its own the model resolves to no price at all and its tokens cost zero. That is the fable-5-1 fault inverted. An inherited rate overstated cache reads fourfold and got queried; an absent one understates the whole bill while every row on screen looks perfectly ordinary. The prices are introductory and the vendor dates their own end: input, output and cached input all double on 1 January 2027. The successors are recorded in wiki/model-prices.md rather than here, on the same call as gpt-5.6-sol's pre-promotion figures - the table carries what the meter bills today, and the row can be moved on the day rather than rediscovered after a month of half-price totals. Storage-based context caching, which doubles on the same date, stays uncarried for the reason the Google note already gives: it is not a per-request cache write. a_new_gemini_row_is_priced_rather_than_silently_free pins the row, and was checked by deleting it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RfDBpF4cTt2CeoTLxkKewS
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WalkthroughThe widget rate card now prices ChangesGemini pricing update
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Gemini 3.8 Flash usage is now priced and the Lite variant remains unpriced, but the general wiki guidance still describes a different model-matching rule than the implementation. This is a bounded documentation risk that could cause future pricing maintenance mistakes. Poem
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Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge with no actionable current defects identified. The new exact catalogue entry is reachable through the existing longest-substring matcher, uses the supported token categories, preserves configured-rate precedence, and is covered by focused regression tests.
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| widgets/src/widgets/agent-usage/main.rs | Adds the Gemini 3.8 Flash catalogue entry, advances the catalogue date, and tests matching and rate values; no current correctness issue identified. |
| widgets/src/widgets/agent-usage/README.md | Documents why the otherwise redundant-looking model row is required by substring matching. |
| wiki/model-prices.md | Records current and future Gemini 3.8 Flash prices and reconciles the pricing date. |
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[style] ~213-~213: Consider an alternative for the overused word “exactly”.
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[uncategorized] ~242-~242: Use a comma before ‘so’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
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I attached to PR #152 and fixed the one real review finding. CodeRabbit was right that The follow-up CodeRabbit comment is a docs nit: the wiki’s general rule still says “longest prefix,” which is the house term used in the README, Required checks on   |
rate_for matches by substring, so the new gemini-3.8-flash row would meter gemini-3.8-flash-lite at flash rates. 3.8 ships as one model; naming the unpublished id in NO_PUBLISHED_PRICE is the same guard Spark already has. Co-authored-by: wiiiimm <email@wiiiimm.codes>
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[typographical] ~245-~245: Consider adding a comma after this introductory phrase.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the runtime matching terminology consistently.
The general rule on Lines 25-27 still says that rates use longest-prefix matching. rate_for uses substring matching, and this new section uses the correct substring terminology. Update the general rule so future rate rows and exclusions follow the actual matching contract.
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[typographical] ~245-~245: Consider adding a comma after this introductory phrase.
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In `@wiki/model-prices.md` at line 245, Update the general matching rule near the
rate guidance to describe substring matching, aligning it with rate_for and the
gemini-3.8-flash section instead of longest-prefix matching.
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gemini-3.8-flashrow at 0.75 / 3.75 / 0.075. Those are the same three numbers asgemini-3.7-flash, which makes the row look redundant and is exactly why it is not:rate_formatches by substring, and no existing key is a substring ofgemini-3.8-flash, so without a line of its own the model resolves to no price and its tokens cost zero.claude-fable-5-1fault inverted. An inherited rate overstated cache reads fourfold and got queried; an absent one understates the whole bill while every row on screen looks ordinary.wiki/model-prices.mdrather than in the table, on the same call asgpt-5.6-sol's pre-promotion figures —LIST_RATEScarries what the meter bills today, and the row moves on the day rather than being rediscovered after a month of half-price totals.gemini-3.8-flash-liteand nogemini-3.8-pro— 3.8 ships as one model. Checked against the pricing page and recorded in the wiki so it is not re-checked.LIST_RATES_AS_OFmoves to 3 Sep 2026; wiki and widget README reconciled and dated.Test plan
a_new_gemini_row_is_priced_rather_than_silently_freepins the row, 3.7 alongside it, and that an unknown Gemini id stays unpriced rather than inheriting a neighbourcargo testgreen from the root (22/22 groups), run against the committed tree with unrelated working-tree changes stashedNotes for the reviewer
Prices were taken from Google's published pricing page during this session, not from model memory — the widget's founding rule is that every number on screen is real.
One gap left open deliberately:
every_model_string_an_agent_writes_down_finds_a_pricestill covers no Gemini id. I could not establish which agent emitsgemini-*API ids — Antigravity records no token counts at all (antigravity.rs:19), and this machine's Cursor data has none — so adding one there would assert something unverified. Worth its own issue.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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