feat(ingest): stamp model-call usage buckets and the llm-call marker - #1143
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The gateway now restates a model call's token usage as five disjoint buckets (uncached input, cache read, cache write, visible output, reasoning) plus cost under maple_ai.usage.*, leaving the customer's gen_ai.usage.* as sent. The convention is chosen by emitter, not by gen_ai.provider.name, so inclusive emitters labelled anthropic (OpenRouter Broadcast, OTel genai anthropic, Pydantic AI) no longer double count their cache. Only the span that is the model call carries buckets; agent, step and workflow wrappers get none. Guards: a prompt smaller than its cache is read cache-exclusive, and reasoning is clamped to the completion so a span's total matches the provider's total_tokens.
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participant Ingest as Ingest gateway
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Ingest->>Span: append Maple AI facts and usage buckets
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ClickHouse->>Sessions: expose indexed AI facts and usage
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| && span_name.starts_with("ai.") | ||
| && (span_name.ends_with(".doGenerate") || span_name.ends_with(".doStream")) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => vendor.starts_with("unknown:") && named_like_a_model_call(op, span_name, attrs), |
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🟡 Known-vendor model calls lose usage
When a known vendor omits an inference operation, is_model_call skips its model call despite a matching name and model. genAiIsLlmCallCond counts that call, but its new token buckets remain empty.
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The gateway classifies model spans independently of their operation, including vendor scopes and span attributes. The existing genAiIsLlmCallCond also identifies calls with an absent or unfamiliar operation by their name or model. The new fallback applies only when the vendor starts with unknown:, leaving classified spans from named vendors unstamped even when that same fallback identifies them as model calls.
Example: A langchain-scope ChatOpenAI span with llm.model_name=openai/gpt-4o-mini and llm.token_count.prompt=143, but no gen_ai.operation.name or OpenInference kind, is classified as langchain. It receives no input bucket although the existing call predicate counts it.
Recommended fix: Apply the name-and-model fallback to named vendors where it identifies an actual provider call; preserve the special exclusions for known wrappers such as ADK call_llm and Vercel ai.generateText. Add a regression test without an operation or OpenInference kind.
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| let completion = count(OUTPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | ||
| // An inclusive prompt cannot be smaller than the cache it contains, so | ||
| // a prompt that is must be a raw passthrough the vendor rule missed. | ||
| let cache = cache_read + cache_write; |
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🟡 Oversized cache counts corrupt token buckets
When cache read and write exceed u64::MAX together, Usage::read wraps their sum in production. The overflow can misclassify cache-exclusive input and stamp an incorrect uncached token count.
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Token counters arrive from OTLP scalar attributes and are converted independently to u64; valid nonnegative finite values can saturate at u64::MAX. The addition then wraps in optimized builds and panics with overflow checks enabled. The wrapped value feeds both the cache-exclusivity test and the subtraction that computes the uncached input.
Example: An input count of 10, cache-read count of 18446744073709551615, and cache-write count of 1 produce a wrapped cache sum of 0 in a release build. The stamped input becomes 10 despite the cache counts exceeding the prompt.
Recommended fix: Use checked or saturating addition for the cache total and handle unrepresentable input counts explicitly before calculating disjoint buckets; cover the upper range with a unit test.
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- Around line 166-183: Update is_model_call to recognize usage-bearing native
model-call spans from dspy, haystack, llamaindex, and crewai when operation()
returns empty; keep eve mapped through vercel_ai_sdk and do not broaden the
unknown-vendor fallback. Add coverage for these vendors with usage attributes
and no inference operation.
- Around line 137-286: Update `Usage::read` so visible output and reasoning
tokens together never exceed the completion total: cap explicit visible output
at completion, then cap reasoning to the remaining tokens after output. Preserve
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| /// Stamp the usage buckets onto `span` if it is the model call. | ||
| pub(super) fn stamp(span: &mut Span, vendor: &str) { | ||
| let attrs = &span.attributes; | ||
| if !is_model_call(vendor, &span.name, attrs) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| let usage = Usage::read(attrs, input_excludes_cache(vendor, attrs)); | ||
| let cost = first_number(attrs, COST_KEYS).filter(|cost| *cost > 0.0); | ||
| let tokens = [ | ||
| (INPUT_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.input), | ||
| (CACHE_READ_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.cache_read), | ||
| (CACHE_WRITE_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.cache_write), | ||
| (OUTPUT_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.output), | ||
| (REASONING_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.reasoning), | ||
| ]; | ||
| span.attributes.extend( | ||
| tokens | ||
| .into_iter() | ||
| .filter(|(_, count)| *count > 0) | ||
| .map(|(key, count)| owned_string_attribute(key, count.to_string())), | ||
| ); | ||
| if let Some(cost) = cost { | ||
| span.attributes | ||
| .push(owned_string_attribute(COST_ATTR, cost.to_string())); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Is this span the model call itself, rather than an agent, step or workflow | ||
| /// wrapper that repeats its calls' usage? | ||
| fn is_model_call(vendor: &str, span_name: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | ||
| let op = operation(attrs); | ||
| match vendor { | ||
| // `call_llm` wraps its `generate_content` child with the same figures. | ||
| "google_adk" if span_name == "call_llm" => false, | ||
| _ if INFERENCE_OPS.contains(&op) => true, | ||
| "litellm" => matches!(op, "acompletion" | "completion"), | ||
| "semantic_kernel" => matches!(op, "chat.completions" | "chat.streaming_completions"), | ||
| // The legacy `ai` scope: the provider call, never the `ai.generateText` | ||
| // wrapper that sums its steps. | ||
| "vercel_ai_sdk" => { | ||
| op.is_empty() | ||
| && span_name.starts_with("ai.") | ||
| && (span_name.ends_with(".doGenerate") || span_name.ends_with(".doStream")) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => vendor.starts_with("unknown:") && named_like_a_model_call(op, span_name, attrs), | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// `gen_ai.operation.name`, else the OpenInference span kind translated, as | ||
| /// `genAiOperationExpr` reads it. | ||
| fn operation(attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> &str { | ||
| let op = first_text(attrs, &["gen_ai.operation.name"]); | ||
| if !op.is_empty() { | ||
| return op; | ||
| } | ||
| match first_text(attrs, &["openinference.span.kind"]) { | ||
| "LLM" => "chat", | ||
| "TOOL" => "execute_tool", | ||
| "AGENT" => "invoke_agent", | ||
| "EMBEDDING" => "embeddings", | ||
| "RETRIEVER" => "retrieval", | ||
| _ => "", | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// The span-name fallback of `genAiIsLlmCallCond`, for a dialect Maple has no | ||
| /// vendor rules for: an op outside the convention, not a tool, not an agent or | ||
| /// workflow, and a model named (or a name that says chat/completion). | ||
| fn named_like_a_model_call(op: &str, span_name: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | ||
| if KNOWN_OPS.contains(&op) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| let name = span_name.to_ascii_lowercase(); | ||
| if !first_text(attrs, TOOL_NAME_KEYS).is_empty() || name.contains("tool") { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| if name.contains("agent") || name.contains("workflow") { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| !first_text(attrs, MODEL_KEYS).is_empty() | ||
| || name.contains("chat") | ||
| || name.contains("completion") | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Does the prompt figure exclude the cache buckets? Only where the emitter | ||
| /// passes a raw Anthropic Messages or Bedrock Converse response through. | ||
| /// `gen_ai.provider.name` cannot tell: it names the model's vendor, not the | ||
| /// reporting convention, and these frameworks stamp values unrelated to the | ||
| /// client (Strands `strands-agents`, ADK `gemini`, MAF `openai`). | ||
| fn input_excludes_cache(vendor: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | ||
| match vendor { | ||
| // Claude Code reports the Messages API's own usage. | ||
| "claude_agent_sdk" => true, | ||
| // Their native Anthropic/Bedrock clients pass raw usage through; their | ||
| // OpenAI, Gemini and LiteLLM clients report it inclusive. | ||
| "strands" | "google_adk" | "agno" | "microsoft_agent_framework" => { | ||
| is_native_anthropic_or_bedrock_model(first_text(attrs, MODEL_KEYS)) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => false, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// A model id only a native Anthropic or Bedrock client takes: `claude-…`, | ||
| /// `anthropic.claude-…`, or a Bedrock cross-region profile. A `provider/model` | ||
| /// id went through a router (LiteLLM, OpenRouter) that reports inclusive. | ||
| fn is_native_anthropic_or_bedrock_model(model: &str) -> bool { | ||
| !model.contains('/') | ||
| && (model.starts_with("claude") | ||
| || model.starts_with("anthropic.") | ||
| || BEDROCK_REGION_PREFIXES | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .any(|prefix| model.starts_with(prefix))) | ||
| } | ||
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| #[derive(Debug, PartialEq)] | ||
| struct Usage { | ||
| input: u64, | ||
| cache_read: u64, | ||
| cache_write: u64, | ||
| output: u64, | ||
| reasoning: u64, | ||
| } | ||
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| impl Usage { | ||
| fn read(attrs: &[KeyValue], input_excludes_cache: bool) -> Self { | ||
| let count = |keys: &[&str]| first_number(attrs, keys).map(tokens); | ||
| let prompt = count(INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | ||
| let cache_read = count(CACHE_READ_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | ||
| let cache_write = count(CACHE_WRITE_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | ||
| let completion = count(OUTPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | ||
| // An inclusive prompt cannot be smaller than the cache it contains, so | ||
| // a prompt that is must be a raw passthrough the vendor rule missed. | ||
| let cache = cache_read + cache_write; | ||
| let excludes_cache = input_excludes_cache || cache > prompt; | ||
| // The completion is what the provider billed (`total_tokens` is prompt | ||
| // + completion), so a reasoning figure larger than it is clamped. | ||
| let reasoning = count(REASONING_KEYS).unwrap_or(0).min(completion); | ||
| Self { | ||
| input: count(UNCACHED_INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(if excludes_cache { | ||
| prompt | ||
| } else { | ||
| prompt - cache | ||
| }), | ||
| cache_read, | ||
| cache_write, | ||
| output: count(VISIBLE_OUTPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(completion - reasoning), | ||
| reasoning, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Keep output buckets within the completion total.
Usage::read reads ai.usage.outputTokenDetails.textTokens as visible output but caps ai.usage.outputTokenDetails.reasoningTokens only against the completion count. A classified model-call span with completion 10, visible output 4, and reasoning 10 therefore stamps disjoint buckets of 4 + 10, which overcounts the completion total. Cap reasoning to the remaining completion tokens after the explicit visible output.
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let cache = cache_read + cache_write;
let excludes_cache = input_excludes_cache || cache > prompt;
// The completion is what the provider billed (`total_tokens` is prompt
// + completion), so a reasoning figure larger than it is clamped.
let reasoning = count(REASONING_KEYS).unwrap_or(0).min(completion);
+ let output = match count(VISIBLE_OUTPUT_KEYS) {
+ Some(output) => output.min(completion),
+ None => completion - reasoning,
+ };
+ let reasoning = reasoning.min(completion - output);
Self {
input: count(UNCACHED_INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(if excludes_cache {
prompt
} else {
prompt - cache
}),
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cache_write,
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| /// Stamp the usage buckets onto `span` if it is the model call. | |
| pub(super) fn stamp(span: &mut Span, vendor: &str) { | |
| let attrs = &span.attributes; | |
| if !is_model_call(vendor, &span.name, attrs) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| let usage = Usage::read(attrs, input_excludes_cache(vendor, attrs)); | |
| let cost = first_number(attrs, COST_KEYS).filter(|cost| *cost > 0.0); | |
| let tokens = [ | |
| (INPUT_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.input), | |
| (CACHE_READ_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.cache_read), | |
| (CACHE_WRITE_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.cache_write), | |
| (OUTPUT_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.output), | |
| (REASONING_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.reasoning), | |
| ]; | |
| span.attributes.extend( | |
| tokens | |
| .into_iter() | |
| .filter(|(_, count)| *count > 0) | |
| .map(|(key, count)| owned_string_attribute(key, count.to_string())), | |
| ); | |
| if let Some(cost) = cost { | |
| span.attributes | |
| .push(owned_string_attribute(COST_ATTR, cost.to_string())); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// Is this span the model call itself, rather than an agent, step or workflow | |
| /// wrapper that repeats its calls' usage? | |
| fn is_model_call(vendor: &str, span_name: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | |
| let op = operation(attrs); | |
| match vendor { | |
| // `call_llm` wraps its `generate_content` child with the same figures. | |
| "google_adk" if span_name == "call_llm" => false, | |
| _ if INFERENCE_OPS.contains(&op) => true, | |
| "litellm" => matches!(op, "acompletion" | "completion"), | |
| "semantic_kernel" => matches!(op, "chat.completions" | "chat.streaming_completions"), | |
| // The legacy `ai` scope: the provider call, never the `ai.generateText` | |
| // wrapper that sums its steps. | |
| "vercel_ai_sdk" => { | |
| op.is_empty() | |
| && span_name.starts_with("ai.") | |
| && (span_name.ends_with(".doGenerate") || span_name.ends_with(".doStream")) | |
| } | |
| _ => vendor.starts_with("unknown:") && named_like_a_model_call(op, span_name, attrs), | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// `gen_ai.operation.name`, else the OpenInference span kind translated, as | |
| /// `genAiOperationExpr` reads it. | |
| fn operation(attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> &str { | |
| let op = first_text(attrs, &["gen_ai.operation.name"]); | |
| if !op.is_empty() { | |
| return op; | |
| } | |
| match first_text(attrs, &["openinference.span.kind"]) { | |
| "LLM" => "chat", | |
| "TOOL" => "execute_tool", | |
| "AGENT" => "invoke_agent", | |
| "EMBEDDING" => "embeddings", | |
| "RETRIEVER" => "retrieval", | |
| _ => "", | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// The span-name fallback of `genAiIsLlmCallCond`, for a dialect Maple has no | |
| /// vendor rules for: an op outside the convention, not a tool, not an agent or | |
| /// workflow, and a model named (or a name that says chat/completion). | |
| fn named_like_a_model_call(op: &str, span_name: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | |
| if KNOWN_OPS.contains(&op) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| let name = span_name.to_ascii_lowercase(); | |
| if !first_text(attrs, TOOL_NAME_KEYS).is_empty() || name.contains("tool") { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| if name.contains("agent") || name.contains("workflow") { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| !first_text(attrs, MODEL_KEYS).is_empty() | |
| || name.contains("chat") | |
| || name.contains("completion") | |
| } | |
| /// Does the prompt figure exclude the cache buckets? Only where the emitter | |
| /// passes a raw Anthropic Messages or Bedrock Converse response through. | |
| /// `gen_ai.provider.name` cannot tell: it names the model's vendor, not the | |
| /// reporting convention, and these frameworks stamp values unrelated to the | |
| /// client (Strands `strands-agents`, ADK `gemini`, MAF `openai`). | |
| fn input_excludes_cache(vendor: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | |
| match vendor { | |
| // Claude Code reports the Messages API's own usage. | |
| "claude_agent_sdk" => true, | |
| // Their native Anthropic/Bedrock clients pass raw usage through; their | |
| // OpenAI, Gemini and LiteLLM clients report it inclusive. | |
| "strands" | "google_adk" | "agno" | "microsoft_agent_framework" => { | |
| is_native_anthropic_or_bedrock_model(first_text(attrs, MODEL_KEYS)) | |
| } | |
| _ => false, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// A model id only a native Anthropic or Bedrock client takes: `claude-…`, | |
| /// `anthropic.claude-…`, or a Bedrock cross-region profile. A `provider/model` | |
| /// id went through a router (LiteLLM, OpenRouter) that reports inclusive. | |
| fn is_native_anthropic_or_bedrock_model(model: &str) -> bool { | |
| !model.contains('/') | |
| && (model.starts_with("claude") | |
| || model.starts_with("anthropic.") | |
| || BEDROCK_REGION_PREFIXES | |
| .iter() | |
| .any(|prefix| model.starts_with(prefix))) | |
| } | |
| #[derive(Debug, PartialEq)] | |
| struct Usage { | |
| input: u64, | |
| cache_read: u64, | |
| cache_write: u64, | |
| output: u64, | |
| reasoning: u64, | |
| } | |
| impl Usage { | |
| fn read(attrs: &[KeyValue], input_excludes_cache: bool) -> Self { | |
| let count = |keys: &[&str]| first_number(attrs, keys).map(tokens); | |
| let prompt = count(INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| let cache_read = count(CACHE_READ_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| let cache_write = count(CACHE_WRITE_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| let completion = count(OUTPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| // An inclusive prompt cannot be smaller than the cache it contains, so | |
| // a prompt that is must be a raw passthrough the vendor rule missed. | |
| let cache = cache_read + cache_write; | |
| let excludes_cache = input_excludes_cache || cache > prompt; | |
| // The completion is what the provider billed (`total_tokens` is prompt | |
| // + completion), so a reasoning figure larger than it is clamped. | |
| let reasoning = count(REASONING_KEYS).unwrap_or(0).min(completion); | |
| Self { | |
| input: count(UNCACHED_INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(if excludes_cache { | |
| prompt | |
| } else { | |
| prompt - cache | |
| }), | |
| cache_read, | |
| cache_write, | |
| output: count(VISIBLE_OUTPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(completion - reasoning), | |
| reasoning, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// Stamp the usage buckets onto `span` if it is the model call. | |
| pub(super) fn stamp(span: &mut Span, vendor: &str) { | |
| let attrs = &span.attributes; | |
| if !is_model_call(vendor, &span.name, attrs) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| let usage = Usage::read(attrs, input_excludes_cache(vendor, attrs)); | |
| let cost = first_number(attrs, COST_KEYS).filter(|cost| *cost > 0.0); | |
| let tokens = [ | |
| (INPUT_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.input), | |
| (CACHE_READ_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.cache_read), | |
| (CACHE_WRITE_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.cache_write), | |
| (OUTPUT_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.output), | |
| (REASONING_TOKENS_ATTR, usage.reasoning), | |
| ]; | |
| span.attributes.extend( | |
| tokens | |
| .into_iter() | |
| .filter(|(_, count)| *count > 0) | |
| .map(|(key, count)| owned_string_attribute(key, count.to_string())), | |
| ); | |
| if let Some(cost) = cost { | |
| span.attributes | |
| .push(owned_string_attribute(COST_ATTR, cost.to_string())); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// Is this span the model call itself, rather than an agent, step or workflow | |
| /// wrapper that repeats its calls' usage? | |
| fn is_model_call(vendor: &str, span_name: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | |
| let op = operation(attrs); | |
| match vendor { | |
| // `call_llm` wraps its `generate_content` child with the same figures. | |
| "google_adk" if span_name == "call_llm" => false, | |
| _ if INFERENCE_OPS.contains(&op) => true, | |
| "litellm" => matches!(op, "acompletion" | "completion"), | |
| "semantic_kernel" => matches!(op, "chat.completions" | "chat.streaming_completions"), | |
| // The legacy `ai` scope: the provider call, never the `ai.generateText` | |
| // wrapper that sums its steps. | |
| "vercel_ai_sdk" => { | |
| op.is_empty() | |
| && span_name.starts_with("ai.") | |
| && (span_name.ends_with(".doGenerate") || span_name.ends_with(".doStream")) | |
| } | |
| _ => vendor.starts_with("unknown:") && named_like_a_model_call(op, span_name, attrs), | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// `gen_ai.operation.name`, else the OpenInference span kind translated, as | |
| /// `genAiOperationExpr` reads it. | |
| fn operation(attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> &str { | |
| let op = first_text(attrs, &["gen_ai.operation.name"]); | |
| if !op.is_empty() { | |
| return op; | |
| } | |
| match first_text(attrs, &["openinference.span.kind"]) { | |
| "LLM" => "chat", | |
| "TOOL" => "execute_tool", | |
| "AGENT" => "invoke_agent", | |
| "EMBEDDING" => "embeddings", | |
| "RETRIEVER" => "retrieval", | |
| _ => "", | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// The span-name fallback of `genAiIsLlmCallCond`, for a dialect Maple has no | |
| /// vendor rules for: an op outside the convention, not a tool, not an agent or | |
| /// workflow, and a model named (or a name that says chat/completion). | |
| fn named_like_a_model_call(op: &str, span_name: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | |
| if KNOWN_OPS.contains(&op) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| let name = span_name.to_ascii_lowercase(); | |
| if !first_text(attrs, TOOL_NAME_KEYS).is_empty() || name.contains("tool") { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| if name.contains("agent") || name.contains("workflow") { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| !first_text(attrs, MODEL_KEYS).is_empty() | |
| || name.contains("chat") | |
| || name.contains("completion") | |
| } | |
| /// Does the prompt figure exclude the cache buckets? Only where the emitter | |
| /// passes a raw Anthropic Messages or Bedrock Converse response through. | |
| /// `gen_ai.provider.name` cannot tell: it names the model's vendor, not the | |
| /// reporting convention, and these frameworks stamp values unrelated to the | |
| /// client (Strands `strands-agents`, ADK `gemini`, MAF `openai`). | |
| fn input_excludes_cache(vendor: &str, attrs: &[KeyValue]) -> bool { | |
| match vendor { | |
| // Claude Code reports the Messages API's own usage. | |
| "claude_agent_sdk" => true, | |
| // Their native Anthropic/Bedrock clients pass raw usage through; their | |
| // OpenAI, Gemini and LiteLLM clients report it inclusive. | |
| "strands" | "google_adk" | "agno" | "microsoft_agent_framework" => { | |
| is_native_anthropic_or_bedrock_model(first_text(attrs, MODEL_KEYS)) | |
| } | |
| _ => false, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| /// A model id only a native Anthropic or Bedrock client takes: `claude-…`, | |
| /// `anthropic.claude-…`, or a Bedrock cross-region profile. A `provider/model` | |
| /// id went through a router (LiteLLM, OpenRouter) that reports inclusive. | |
| fn is_native_anthropic_or_bedrock_model(model: &str) -> bool { | |
| !model.contains('/') | |
| && (model.starts_with("claude") | |
| || model.starts_with("anthropic.") | |
| || BEDROCK_REGION_PREFIXES | |
| .iter() | |
| .any(|prefix| model.starts_with(prefix))) | |
| } | |
| #[derive(Debug, PartialEq)] | |
| struct Usage { | |
| input: u64, | |
| cache_read: u64, | |
| cache_write: u64, | |
| output: u64, | |
| reasoning: u64, | |
| } | |
| impl Usage { | |
| fn read(attrs: &[KeyValue], input_excludes_cache: bool) -> Self { | |
| let count = |keys: &[&str]| first_number(attrs, keys).map(tokens); | |
| let prompt = count(INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| let cache_read = count(CACHE_READ_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| let cache_write = count(CACHE_WRITE_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| let completion = count(OUTPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(0); | |
| // An inclusive prompt cannot be smaller than the cache it contains, so | |
| // a prompt that is must be a raw passthrough the vendor rule missed. | |
| let cache = cache_read + cache_write; | |
| let excludes_cache = input_excludes_cache || cache > prompt; | |
| // The completion is what the provider billed (`total_tokens` is prompt | |
| // + completion), so a reasoning figure larger than it is clamped. | |
| let reasoning = count(REASONING_KEYS).unwrap_or(0).min(completion); | |
| let output = match count(VISIBLE_OUTPUT_KEYS) { | |
| Some(output) => output.min(completion), | |
| None => completion - reasoning, | |
| }; | |
| let reasoning = reasoning.min(completion - output); | |
| Self { | |
| input: count(UNCACHED_INPUT_KEYS).unwrap_or(if excludes_cache { | |
| prompt | |
| } else { | |
| prompt - cache | |
| }), | |
| cache_read, | |
| cache_write, | |
| output, | |
| reasoning, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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The gateway already decides which span is the model call to own the usage buckets; it now says so on every stamped span: 1 on the model call (with or without usage, so a failed call still counts), 0 on the rest. The key's presence tells readers the gateway classified the span, so rows without it keep the op/name heuristics until they age out. An unknown dialect's server span (a proxy's POST /chat/completions) is never the call. Tests cover the heuristic false positives: Spring AI chat_client (op framework), LangSmith ChatPromptTemplate (op chain), DSPy ChatAdapter.__call__ (no op) and the LiteLLM proxy server span.
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…del-call rule A memory operation naming its embedding model is agent bookkeeping, not a model call; #1142 adds the same ops to the index's known-op list.
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…he index projects the stamps (#1160) * feat(ingest): stamp every Agent Sessions aggregate and filter fact on the span The gateway now decides, per stamped span, whether it is a tool call, whether it failed, whether it is a tool call's paused copy, and its model, agent, tool, tool call id, response id, tool description and a failed tool call's result, and writes each as a maple_ai.* stamp beside the llm-call marker and usage buckets. One pass over the span's attributes feeds every fact, usage included, in place of a scan per key. OpenAI Agents' OpenInference instrumentor names an agent only in graph.node.id on its AGENT span; that id is the agent name where it equals the span name. * feat(agent-sessions): ai_trace_index_mv projects the gateway's maple_ai.* stamps Migration 0039 (local schema v26; both placeholders, renumbered at merge) recreates ai_trace_index_mv so Model, AgentName, ToolName, ResponseId, IsLlmCall, IsToolCall, IsError, the five token buckets, Tokens, Cost, ToolDescription and FailedToolCallResult each read the fact the ingest gateway stamped on the span. The operation lists, span-name needles, dialect key lists and per-provider usage conventions leave the view; what stays is generic: the environment, error.type, the status message and the failure fingerprint's redaction chain. * feat(agent-sessions): the detail page and /summary read the gateway's stamps On a span the ingest gateway stamped (maple_ai.llm_call present), classifyAiSpan, isLlmCall and spanFailed take its verdicts, spanTokenBuckets and the new spanCost its buckets and cost, and the /summary SQL its verdicts, names and buckets: the facts ai_trace_index sums, so the list and the page cannot disagree. Spans ingested before keep the op/name rules and usage conventions until the 30-day TTL. The materialization e2e seeds carry the stamps the gateway would have written. * chore(ingest): name the stamp key table's entry type, point the stamps at MAPLE_AI_STAMP_ATTRS * docs(agent-sessions): point comments at the gateway's stamps instead of the deleted SQL builders * fix(agent-sessions): number the gateway-stamps view migration 0035 Migration versions must be contiguous, and a BYO-ClickHouse instance at 0039 would skip a lower number landing later. The in-flight view changes rebase onto this one and drop their own migrations of the view. * fix(agent-sessions): the prompt-cache check counts the gateway's cache buckets * fix(agent-sessions): the detail page names the agent the gateway named The span mapper prefers maple_ai.agent.name over the decoded dialect keys, so every reader of genAi.agentName (header, turns, waterfall, filters) shows the agent the list and its facets show, OpenAI Agents' graph node included. * chore(agent-sessions): drop unread stamp keys, unexport in-file constants, fix stale comments * fix(agent-sessions): build the e2e gateway stamps without an open dictionary binding * test(agent-sessions): pin the stamp keys against the ingest gateway's sources * fix(ingest): read a text fact of any OTLP type, as the warehouse Map holds it An integer tool call id or response id, a structured tool call result and a non-string error.type counted when the view read the Map; the stamps now count them too, stringified the way the row encoder writes the Map. Only Google ADK writes the confirmation request, so only its tool results are searched for it. * fix(ingest): stamp a reported $0 cost, so a free call is not read as unpriced * fix(ingest): saturate the cache sum, so an absurd customer figure cannot overflow it * test(agent-sessions): hash the gateway's Rust sources into the stamp-key pin, match only their constants * test(agent-sessions): prove the gateway's failure verdict overrides a span's own error.type * chore(agent-sessions): cut process notes and a duplicate test, rewrap comments
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ai_trace_index_mvto project the gateway'smaple_ai.*stamps (ClickHouse migration 0035). The edge changes no columns, rewrites no part, moves no row, and backfills nothing. Rows materialized under v25 keep their old values until the 30-day retention removes them. Do you want me to write the comment text?🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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requiredForIngest: falsedoes not protect this migration. The ClickHouse workflow marks the schema as connected before optional migrations finish, and ingest accepts stored schema revisions greater than or equal to its requirement. During a rolling deploy, old replicas can continue writing totracesafterai_trace_index_mvis recreated.The old gateway stamps only vendor, version, and session. The new view reads call, tool, and usage facts from the new
maple_ai.*keys. Rows from old replicas therefore receive zero flags and usage. The migration does not backfill them, andai_trace_indexretains them until its 30-day TTL.Ensure the deployment pipeline waits for every ingest replica to stamp the new keys before applying the ClickHouse migration and Tinybird manifest. Ensure that a rolling update cannot expose the new view while an old writer remains active. If this ordering cannot be enforced, add an explicit compatibility or readiness gate before activating the new view.
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…amp onto ai_trace_index Migration 0035 and local schema v26 add ToolCallId (maple_ai.tool.call_id) and IsPausedToolCall (maple_ai.tool.paused) to ai_trace_index, so the list can count a call paused for approval and executed in a later trace once. Only the columns and their projection; the counting stays with the list.
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…stamps ai_trace_index_mv projects only the maple_ai.* stamps since migration 0035, so the ai-tools seeds, which carried none, would materialize as neither a call nor a tool. The stamp helper moves to clickhouse-e2e-support so both suites share it.
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…its framework's explicit mark Drops ToolCallId and IsPausedToolCall from migration 0035 and local schema v26, and the gateway's maple_ai.tool.call_id and maple_ai.tool.paused stamps. Instead the gateway stamps maple_ai.tool_call = 0 on the copy a call paused for a human's approval leaves, so list, summary and detail all count maple_ai.tool_call = 1; a call paused and then rejected counts none. Such a copy is no failure either, though some frameworks end it in error. A pause is read only from a framework's explicit mark, never from a missing result (content capture off, or a tool that returns nothing): - Google ADK: gcp.vertex.agent.tool_response carries the confirmation request (every ADK version writes the key; 2.6 writes no gen_ai.tool.call.result). - OpenAI Agents SDK up to 0.22.0: output.value is a ToolApprovalItem's repr. - pydantic-ai: pydantic_ai.tool.deferral.name = ApprovalRequired. - LlamaIndex's own tracer: the step's status message "Waiting for event". Strands, OpenAI Agents 0.22.1+ and a Mastra tool that suspends itself mark nothing on the paused copy, so it still counts.
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🟡 Minor · Honor the gateway verdict for stamped spans before raw status. · session-turns.ts:129-134
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHonor the gateway verdict for stamped spans before raw status.
An approval-paused tool span has
mapleLlmCall=0,mapleToolCall=0, and nomapleError, even when its source status isError. The mapper preserves that status inAiSessionSpan.statusCode. The current status-first branch therefore reports the paused copy as failed. Failure findings and detail/flow error states consume this result directly.Suggested fix
export function spanFailed(span: AiSessionSpan): boolean { - if (span.statusCode === "Error") return true if (span.genAi.mapleLlmCall !== undefined) return span.genAi.mapleError === 1 + if (span.statusCode === "Error") return true if (!span.isAiSpan) return false🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| "`SessionId` is '' on most rows: vendors stamp the session key only on turn-owning spans. Resolve a trace's session as `max(SessionId) GROUP BY TraceId`, and treat a trace whose max is '' as a sessionless single-trace session.", | ||
| "`DeploymentEnv`, `Model`, `AgentName` and `ToolName` are the span's environment and GenAI identity, coalesced across dialects at insert (`gen_ai.*`, Vercel AI SDK `ai.*`, OpenInference `llm.*`/`tool.*`). '' where the span carries no such fact — a chat span has no tool — and on rows materialized before migration 0026. Filter and facet on these here rather than on `trace_detail_spans` attributes.", | ||
| "`IsLlmCall`, `IsToolCall`, `IsError` (UInt8 flags), `Tokens`, `Cost` (Float64) are the span's kind, failure and reported usage; `SpanId`/`ParentSpanId`/`Duration` are its own. `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — a prompt figure that already contains its cached tokens (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini) or a completion figure that contains its reasoning is NOT double counted, so it can read below `input + cache_read + output + reasoning` summed off the raw attributes. Sum per session here for calls, failures, tokens and cost — but a wrapper span often repeats its children's usage, so subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent (`ParentSpanId = SpanId`) before summing, or the total doubles.", | ||
| "`IsLlmCall`, `IsToolCall`, `IsError` (UInt8 flags), `Tokens`, `Cost` (Float64) are the span's kind, failure and reported usage; a tool call paused for a human's approval is no call until it runs, so its paused copy has `IsToolCall` 0; `SpanId`/`ParentSpanId`/`Duration` are its own. `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — a prompt figure that already contains its cached tokens (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini) or a completion figure that contains its reasoning is NOT double counted, so it can read below `input + cache_read + output + reasoning` summed off the raw attributes. Sum per session here for calls, failures, tokens and cost — but a wrapper span often repeats its children's usage, so subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent (`ParentSpanId = SpanId`) before summing, or the total doubles.", |
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Scope wrapper netting to legacy rows.
Gateway stamping puts usage on model-call spans and leaves wrapper spans unreported. The catalog currently gives raw-SQL and MCP consumers unconditional parent-child subtraction guidance. For gateway-stamped rows, sum Tokens directly. Keep netting for pre-migration or mixed retained rows, where wrapper roll-ups can duplicate child usage. The shared netting implementation already leaves the gateway shape unchanged.
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- "`IsLlmCall`, `IsToolCall`, `IsError` (UInt8 flags), `Tokens`, `Cost` (Float64) are the span's kind, failure and reported usage; a tool call paused for a human's approval is no call until it runs, so its paused copy has `IsToolCall` 0; `SpanId`/`ParentSpanId`/`Duration` are its own. `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — a prompt figure that already contains its cached tokens (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini) or a completion figure that contains its reasoning is NOT double counted, so it can read below `input + cache_read + output + reasoning` summed off the raw attributes. Sum per session here for calls, failures, tokens and cost — but a wrapper span often repeats its children's usage, so subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent (`ParentSpanId = SpanId`) before summing, or the total doubles.",
+ "`IsLlmCall`, `IsToolCall`, `IsError` (UInt8 flags), `Tokens`, `Cost` (Float64) are the span's kind, failure and reported usage; a tool call paused for a human's approval is no call until it runs, so its paused copy has `IsToolCall` 0; `SpanId`/`ParentSpanId`/`Duration` are its own. `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — a prompt figure that already contains its cached tokens (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini) or a completion figure that contains its reasoning is NOT double counted, so it can read below `input + cache_read + output + reasoning` summed off the raw attributes. Sum per session here for calls, failures, tokens and cost. For gateway-stamped rows, sum usage directly. Apply parent-child netting only to pre-migration or mixed retained rows where a wrapper may repeat its children's usage.",📝 Committable suggestion
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| "`IsLlmCall`, `IsToolCall`, `IsError` (UInt8 flags), `Tokens`, `Cost` (Float64) are the span's kind, failure and reported usage; a tool call paused for a human's approval is no call until it runs, so its paused copy has `IsToolCall` 0; `SpanId`/`ParentSpanId`/`Duration` are its own. `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — a prompt figure that already contains its cached tokens (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini) or a completion figure that contains its reasoning is NOT double counted, so it can read below `input + cache_read + output + reasoning` summed off the raw attributes. Sum per session here for calls, failures, tokens and cost — but a wrapper span often repeats its children's usage, so subtract a child reporter's tokens from its parent (`ParentSpanId = SpanId`) before summing, or the total doubles.", | |
| "`IsLlmCall`, `IsToolCall`, `IsError` (UInt8 flags), `Tokens`, `Cost` (Float64) are the span's kind, failure and reported usage; a tool call paused for a human's approval is no call until it runs, so its paused copy has `IsToolCall` 0; `SpanId`/`ParentSpanId`/`Duration` are its own. `Tokens` is the span's billed total under the reporter's own convention — a prompt figure that already contains its cached tokens (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini) or a completion figure that contains its reasoning is NOT double counted, so it can read below `input + cache_read + output + reasoning` summed off the raw attributes. Sum per session here for calls, failures, tokens and cost. For gateway-stamped rows, sum usage directly. Apply parent-child netting only to pre-migration or mixed retained rows where a wrapper may repeat its children's usage.", |
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…by the gateway's verdict (folds #1141) The gateway stamps maple_ai.tool_call = 0 on the copy a call paused for a human's approval leaves, and no maple_ai.error on it even where its framework ends it in error. The read path follows: - isCountedToolCall: on a stamped span maple_ai.tool_call = 1. The detail count, the tool histogram, the checks' coverage and the repetition finding use it, so a paused copy is in none of them. The display kind (classifyAiSpan) still reads a paused copy as a tool: the waterfall, span kind and icons show it as one. - countedToolCalls: the result-based pause merge (drop a no-result copy when a later copy under the same call id carries a result) serves only pre-stamp spans until the 30-day TTL, so a stamped call that recorded no result is no longer dropped. - spanFailed and the totals read's failure count: on a stamped span the gateway's maple_ai.error alone, so a paused copy its framework ended in error (LlamaIndex, pydantic-ai before instrumentation v5) is no failure, as on the list.
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#1143 excluded every google_adk call_llm span before the inference-op check. Python ADK's call_llm is a wrapper with no operation over its generate_content child, but TypeScript ADK has no generate_content span: the Maple span processor stamps op chat on call_llm, so those sessions lost every LLM call and their tokens. Without the arm, the op decides: Python's opless wrapper still falls through to false, TypeScript's chat span is the call.
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The ingest gateway now writes a model call's token usage as five disjoint buckets under Maple-owned keys, next to the customer's untouched
gen_ai.usage.*:maple_ai.usage.input_tokensmaple_ai.usage.cache_read_tokensmaple_ai.usage.cache_write_tokensmaple_ai.usage.output_tokensmaple_ai.usage.reasoning_tokensmaple_ai.usage.costNew
apps/ingest/src/ai_session/usage.rs, called fromstamp_trace_requestfor every stamped span after the Claude Code restatement.Which span owns usage. Only the model call. That is a span whose op (or OpenInference kind) is an inference op, plus a few vendor rules: LiteLLM
acompletion/completion, Semantic Kernelchat.completions/chat.streaming_completions, legacy Vercelai.*.doGenerate/doStream, and ADKgenerate_contentrather thancall_llm. Unknown dialects also use thegenAiIsLlmCallCondname fallback (this covers jev'sdecide). Agent, step and workflow wrappers get no buckets, for every vendor.Convention by emitter, never by
gen_ai.provider.name. Input excludes cache forclaude_agent_sdkalways, and for Strands, Google ADK, agno and Microsoft Agent Framework when the model id is a native Anthropic/Bedrock one (claude…,anthropic.…, Bedrockus.|eu.|apac.|global.profiles, noprovider/router prefix). This follows each framework's source. Everything else is inclusive.Guards. If
cache_read + cache_write > input, the call is read cache-exclusive. Reasoning is clamped to the completion, so a span's total equals the provider'stotal_tokens. The Vercel SDK's explicitnoCacheTokens/textTokenstake precedence over the arithmetic. Zero buckets are not written. Customer-suppliedmaple_ai.usage.*is stripped along with the rest of the namespace.New keys read:
gen_ai.usage.input_tokens.cache_write,gen_ai.usage.reasoning_tokens(Mastra),gen_ai.usage.details.reasoning_tokens(Pydantic AI),gen_ai.usage.cache_{read,write}_input_tokens(older Strands),llm.token_count.prompt_details.cache_write, and cost fromlitellm.cost.total,operation.costandopenrouter.cost.Model-call marker (owner decision, design open question 5: yes). Every stamped span also gets
maple_ai.llm_call:1on the span that owns the buckets (the model call, with or without usage, so a failed call still counts),0on every other stamped span. The key being present at all is how a reader tells the gateway classified the span. Rows without it keep today's op/name heuristics until they age out. An unknown dialect's server span (a proxy'sPOST /chat/completions) is never the call. The unknown-dialect name rule treats the GenAI memory operations as known ops, to match fix(agent-sessions): treat the GenAI memory operations as known ops #1142. The tests cover the known heuristic false positives: Spring AIspring_ai chat_client(opframework), LangSmithChatPromptTemplate(opchain), DSPyChatAdapter.__call__(no op) and the LiteLLM proxy server span.Every aggregate/filter fact decided at ingest (folded in from feat(agent-sessions): decide every aggregate/filter fact at ingest, the index projects the stamps #1160).
apps/ingest/src/ai_session/facts.rsstampsmaple_ai.tool_call,maple_ai.error,maple_ai.model,maple_ai.agent.name,maple_ai.tool.name,maple_ai.response.id,maple_ai.tool.descriptionandmaple_ai.tool.error_resulton every stamped span. The list, the detail page and/summaryread these stamps for new rows and keep their legacy rules only for pre-stamp rows until the 30-day TTL.A tool call paused for a human's approval is not a tool call (owner decision). The gateway stamps
maple_ai.tool_call = "0"(not"1") on the copy a paused call leaves, and nomaple_ai.erroreven where the framework ends that copy in error. List, summary and detail all counttool_call = 1, so a call that is paused and then approved counts once (its executed copy), and a call that is paused and then rejected counts 0. A pause is read only from an explicit framework mark on the paused span, never from a missing result: an app with content capture off, or a tool that returns nothing, has no result and still counts.gcp.vertex.agent.tool_responsecontainsThis tool call requires confirmation(ADK 2.6 writes nogen_ai.tool.call.result)google_adk_hitl_probe,google_adk_user;adk-pythonfunction_tool.pyoutput.valueis the result's repr withtype='tool_approval_item'openai_agents_sdk_user(0.19.4)pydantic_ai.tool.deferral.name = ApprovalRequired(a tool that raised it;CallDeferredstill counts)_run_tool_spanin its instrumentationWaiting for event(the step suspends and is replayed)llamaindex_userNo explicit mark on the paused copy, so it still counts: Strands Python (the paused
execute_tooldiffers only by a missinggen_ai.tool.status; theinterruptfinish reason is on the ancestorinvoke_agent), OpenAI Agents Python 0.22.1+ (no output at all), and a Mastra tool that callssuspend()itself. No paused tool span at all, so there is nothing to exclude: MastrarequireApproval, Vercel AI SDKneedsApproval, LangGraph/LangChain interrupts, Agno, Microsoft Agent Framework, Strands TS hook interrupts, OpenAI Agents JS, pydantic-airequires_approval=True. With content capture off, ADK writestool_response="{}"and its mark disappears too.Migration 0035 / local schema v26
packages/domain/src/clickhouse/migrations/0035_ai_trace_index_gateway_stamps.ts:DROP VIEW+CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW ai_trace_index_mv. No column is added or removed. The view is a pure projection of the gateway's stamps, with no vendor rule in SQL.requiredForIngest: false. Nothing is backfilled. Rows materialized before the migration keep their old values until the 30-day TTL ages them out.Columns whose source changes to a stamp (type unchanged):
Model,AgentName,ToolName,ResponseIdmaple_ai.model,maple_ai.agent.name,maple_ai.tool.name,maple_ai.response.idIsError,IsLlmCall,IsToolCallmaple_ai.error,maple_ai.llm_call,maple_ai.tool_call(= '1')InputTokens,CacheReadTokens,CacheWriteTokens,OutputTokens,ReasoningTokens,Costmaple_ai.usage.*Tokensmaple_ai.usage.*bucketsToolDescription,FailedToolCallResultmaple_ai.tool.description,maple_ai.tool.error_result(cut at ingest)ErrorFingerprintmaple_ai.error, hashingmaple_ai.tool.error_resultelse the status messageUnchanged:
OrgId,Timestamp,TraceId,SessionId,VendorId,VendorVersion,ServiceName,DeploymentEnv,SpanId,ParentSpanId,Duration,ErrorType,StatusMessage.Local schema v26 (
local-0025-to-0026-ai-trace-index-gateway-stamps) rebuilds the view; no column changes.Why
Usage is decided in three places today (the MV SQL, the TS decode plus
spanTokenBuckets, and the raw/summarySQL), with two key sets and two netting topologies. They disagree:gen_ai.provider.name=anthropic, so inclusive emitters double count their cache. OpenRouter BroadcastLLM Generation: 5021 in, 4248 cached, 263 out,total_tokens5284, but the index has 9532. OTel genai anthropic: a real 8013, but the index has 15594.invoke_agentrepeats its chats under an unstamped loop span.blind-ts-langchain-demo-001: the list shows output 1206 / reasoning 3098 / total 17827, the page 4240 / 0 / 17763.cs-demo-004shows 4678 against a real 4667, andmaple-demo-20260929-163938shows 6707 against a real 6686.With this PR, every case above resolves at ingest to the provider's own total. Each one is a test built from the real span attributes.
Deploy order
maple_ai.*stamps (maple_ai.llm_callon every stamped span;maple_ai.tool_callon tool calls).tinybird:deployin this order: staging, EU, US.Read path for paused copies (folded in from #1141)
isCountedToolCall(packages/agent-sessions/src/session-turns.ts): on a stamped span,maple_ai.tool_call = 1. Every place that counts tool calls uses it: the detail count and tool histogram (countedToolCalls), the checks' coverage, and the repetition finding. A paused copy is in none of them.classifyAiSpanstill reads a stampedtool_call = 0as a tool, so the waterfall, span kind and icons show it as a tool span.countedToolCalls: the old result-based pause merge serves only pre-stamp spans until the 30-day TTL. That merge drops a no-result copy when a later copy under the samegen_ai.tool.call.idcarries a result. A stamped call that recorded no result now counts.spanFailedand the totals read's failure count (aiSessionSummaryQuery, SQL baseline regenerated): on a stamped span onlymaple_ai.errordecides. A paused copy that its framework ended in error (LlamaIndex, pydantic-ai before its instrumentation v5) is therefore not a failure, which matches the list'sIsError.Stacked on this PR
#1138, #1139, #1140, #1142 and #1148 are restacked on this branch. None of them adds a migration. #1141 is folded into this PR (see "Read path" below) and closed. #1140 and #1142 change classification rules, which now live in
facts.rs/usage.rs; no index column is needed.How verified
cargo test --lib ai_session: 73 passed, including 26 newusage::testsand one test per pause mark (ADK, OpenAI Agents, pydantic-ai + LlamaIndex), plus a no-result tool call with no mark still counting.captures/docs_*,*_agents), EU prod spans, or framework source where no capture exercises the path (native Anthropic/Bedrock clients in Strands, ADK, agno and MAF, and Pydantic AI + Anthropic caching).bun run clickhouse:schema:check,bun run tinybird:manifest:check, domainmigrations/index.test.tsandgen-ai.test.ts(stamp keys pinned againstfacts.rs), clilocal-store-migrations/inserts/store-version. - AI index e2e: CI does not run these (ci.ymlruns only the WarehouseQueryService, catalog, web-analytics-parity and trace-facets-hourly e2es). I ran them by hand against Docker ClickHouse (clickhouse/clickhouse-server:latest) atfb0e9c839:ai-trace-index-materialization.clickhouse.e2e.test.ts8/8 passed,ai-tools.clickhouse.e2e.test.ts12/12 passed.agent-sessions:session-turns(a paused ADK copy renders as a tool and is not counted),session-summary,session-checks,session-findings,failure-text,session-transcriptandspan-detail.query-engine-integrations:ai-sessionsand the catalog SQL baseline.apps/ai:mcp/lib/agent-sessions.apps/web:span-filters.tsc --noEmitinpackages/agent-sessions.Summary by CodeRabbit