budget

type Config struct {
	// Limits are the session-wide ceilings (the workload budget).
	Limits Limits

	// Scopes are per-agent ceilings and prices, keyed by the agent name
	// that authors the event — for a specialist, its spec name. An
	// agent with no scope is metered into the session totals only.
	Scopes map[string]Limits
}

type Limits struct {
	MaxCostUSD float64
	MaxTokens  int64

	// MaxTurns caps the number of model calls in the session.
	//
	// Vocabulary: mast counts one "turn" per model call — the same
	// unit as the meter's calls counter (one streamed event carrying
	// UsageMetadata). This matches docs/orchestration-design.md's
	// "budget.max_turns remains mast-side turn counting (ADK has no
	// turn cap)": a Task specialist that loops through five model
	// calls before finish_task has spent five turns, not one.
	MaxTurns int

	// Catalog prices each model call exactly, from the model the event
	// says it was billed against.
	//
	// Optional, and strictly better than RatePer1K where a caller can
	// supply it. The flat rate exists because this meter originally saw
	// only UsageMetadata.TotalTokenCount, so internal/compose derives it
	// as the plain average of a model's input and output rates — an
	// approximation that "overcharges input-heavy sessions and
	// undercharges output-heavy ones". Both halves of that premise have
	// since stopped being true: the event carries the input/output split
	// and the cache-read subset, and it carries ModelVersion, so the call
	// can be priced against the same pkg/pricing catalog everything else
	// uses. The error is not small on a real agent — an input-heavy,
	// cache-warm session measured here ran 5.9x over its flat-rate
	// figure, and a cost ceiling that wrong is a ceiling that fires on
	// the wrong sessions.
	//
	// Unknown models fall through to RatePer1K, so a catalog miss never
	// silently drops a session's cost to zero. Unpriced counts them.
	//
	// On a scope, nil means "inherit the session's catalog", matching
	// RatePer1K's rule below. A per-scope catalog is unusual — a rate is
	// a property of the model, and the model is on the event — but the
	// inherit rule costs nothing and keeps the two price knobs behaving
	// alike.
	Catalog *pricing.Catalog

	// RatePer1K is the flat USD price per 1K total tokens (spike
	// pricing model), and the fallback for a call Catalog cannot price.
	//
	// On a scope, zero means "inherit the session's rate" — the right
	// default for a specialist that declares no model of its own, and
	// the reason an un-tiered roster prices exactly as it did before
	// scopes existed.
	RatePer1K float64
}

type Meter struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}