[qduc]

Cache creation was dropped from native Luna usage, and estimates ignored long-context price tiers. This understated benchmark costs: replaying 54 Luna responses changes the recorded estimate from $0.044146 to $0.045987; 79 Haiku responses change from $0.166045 to $0.718036, including context tiers.

Preserve aggregate and one-hour cache writes through adapters, core budgeting, persisted facts, session totals and displays. Canonical input includes reads and writes; normalized prompt excludes separately counted creation, so totals and charges include each token once. Raw chat usage is normalized idempotently. Share TUI normalization with the common implementation.

Carry whole-request pricing tiers with strict input thresholds and explicit native Anthropic one-hour rates. The generated catalog preserves all 470 existing model capacities and base rates while adding 94 tiers and 17 one-hour rates; snapshot provenance is documented. Provider-reported charges remain authoritative, and existing per-dimension micro-dollar rounding is retained.

Depends on qduc/agent-runtime#8. Until an owner package containing that change is published, use an owner-derived temporary patch that also preserves the existing 500k fallback. Removal conditions are documented. No packages were published; historical accepted cost facts are not rewritten.

Validation:

• Five real CLI/HTTP fixture cases covering Responses, chat, tier boundaries and mixed cache TTLs.
• 133 recorded native responses replayed through actual adapters and core accounting, matching independently calculated rounded costs.
• Eleven independent billing controls and packed-core smoke checks.
• Build, typecheck, targeted lint/formatting, architecture and complexity guards passed; all nine existing parity goldens matched without changes.
• Rebased onto current main, including the merged Haiku fix and Luna projection extraction; typecheck, formatting and complexity guards passed again.

Seven per-file size exceptions document their local rationale and retirement conditions; global limits are unchanged. Independent review covered billing behavior and the exceptions. Cost estimates remain estimates rather than invoices.