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1package provider
2
3// openAIInputTokensDetails is shared by the Chat Completions and Responses
4// streams. The details object is optional; its presence is the availability
5// signal for cache accounting, including a known cache miss.
6type openAIInputTokensDetails struct {
7	CachedTokens     int `json:"cached_tokens"`
8	CacheWriteTokens int `json:"cache_write_tokens"`
9}
10
11// normalizeDeepSeekUsage converts DeepSeek's explicit hit/miss counts into
12// disjoint usage buckets. Cache accounting is accepted only when both fields
13// are present and add up to the reported prompt total.
14func normalizeDeepSeekUsage(inputTokens, outputTokens int, cacheHits, cacheMisses *int) Usage {
15	usage := Usage{InputTokens: inputTokens, OutputTokens: outputTokens}
16	if inputTokens < 0 || outputTokens < 0 || cacheHits == nil || cacheMisses == nil || *cacheHits < 0 || *cacheMisses < 0 || *cacheHits+*cacheMisses != inputTokens {
17		if usage.InputTokens < 0 {
18			usage.InputTokens = 0
19		}
20		if usage.OutputTokens < 0 {
21			usage.OutputTokens = 0
22		}
23		return usage
24	}
25
26	usage.InputTokens = *cacheMisses
27	usage.CacheReadTokens = *cacheHits
28	usage.CacheMeasuredPromptTokens = inputTokens
29	usage.CacheMeasuredReadTokens = *cacheHits
30	return usage
31}
32
33// normalizeOpenAIUsage converts OpenAI's total input count and optional cache
34// detail into disjoint usage buckets. Malformed detail must not create a
35// negative ordinary-input count or an unsupported cache metric, so it falls
36// back to treating the total as ordinary input.
37func normalizeOpenAIUsage(inputTokens, outputTokens int, details *openAIInputTokensDetails) Usage {
38	if inputTokens < 0 {
39		inputTokens = 0
40	}
41	if outputTokens < 0 {
42		outputTokens = 0
43	}
44
45	usage := Usage{InputTokens: inputTokens, OutputTokens: outputTokens}
46	if details == nil || details.CachedTokens < 0 || details.CacheWriteTokens < 0 {
47		return usage
48	}
49	if details.CachedTokens+details.CacheWriteTokens > inputTokens {
50		return usage
51	}
52
53	usage.InputTokens -= details.CachedTokens + details.CacheWriteTokens
54	usage.CacheReadTokens = details.CachedTokens
55	usage.CacheWriteTokens = details.CacheWriteTokens
56	usage.CacheMeasuredPromptTokens = inputTokens
57	usage.CacheMeasuredReadTokens = details.CachedTokens
58	return usage
59}

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