Add Grok 4.7 pricing and bill 200K-token xAI prompts at long rates - #261
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In `@src/models.rs`:
- Line 2679: Update both tier limit values near max_tokens to Some(199_999) so
find_tier selects the long-context pricing at exactly 200,000 tokens. Add a
boundary test for 200,000 tokens that verifies the long-tier rate.
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Why
xAI released Grok 4.7 on 2026-09-21 as
grok-4.7. Splitrail gained Grok 4.6 in #257, but agrok-4.7row has no entry to resolve against, so it falls through to the unknown-model path and contributes nothing to a user's totals.xAI held pricing flat across the capability bump: Grok 4.7's published schedule is identical to Grok 4.6's, including the cached-input rates and the 200K long-prompt boundary. That makes the model addition data-only.
Adding it surfaced an off-by-one in how every xAI entry encodes that boundary (flagged by CodeRabbit on this PR, verified against the pricing page below), so this PR fixes it for the whole xAI section rather than copying the bug into one more model.
What changed
grok-4.7with the schedule xAI publishes for it:Some(200_000)toSome(199_999), so that a prompt of exactly 200,000 tokens bills at the long-context rate.xai_standard_pricing_uses_context_tiers_and_aliaseswith Grok 4.7 coverage, plus an exact-200,000-token probe for every tiered xAI model.No aliases are added, matching Grok 4.5 and 4.6, which register only their canonical names. OpenRouter-style
x-ai/grok-4.7already resolves through the existing provider-prefix strip inget_model_info.The 200K boundary
xAI labels every long-context tier on https://docs.x.ai/developers/pricing as "Long context ≥ 200k tokens", and states that long rates apply "once its prompt reaches the model's long context threshold". A 200,000-token prompt is therefore long.
find_tiertreats a limit as inclusive (Some(limit) if tokens <= limit), soSome(200_000)put exactly 200,000 tokens in the short tier and billed it at half price.Some(199_999)is the inclusive spelling of xAI's rule.The fix is scoped to the xAI section on purpose. The 5
Some(200_000)limits that remain in the file belong to vendors that publish "> 200K" boundaries, where the inclusive short tier is correct.find_tieritself is unchanged, because changing its semantics would silently move every other vendor's boundary. A section-header comment records this so the two spellings are not "unified" later.Practical impact is small: it affects only requests whose context lands on exactly 200,000 tokens. It is still wrong, and a test now pins it.
Why the new probe is needed
The existing 199,999 and 200,001 probes pass whether the boundary is inclusive or exclusive, so they could never catch this. The new loop asserts the long-tier total at exactly 200,000 for all 8 tiered xAI models, so reverting any single model to
Some(200_000)fails the test.The Grok 4.7 literals are written out, not shared with Grok 4.6, and the tests assert absolute values against
grok-4.7rather than comparing it to 4.6. If xAI later diverges the two, a 4.7-only price change fails loudly instead of silently agreeing with whatever 4.6 is at the time.Provenance
Covered by the existing xAI section source, https://docs.x.ai/developers/pricing, which #258 established as the canonical list for every entry in the section.
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