fix(gui): report the measured cache hit rate and make the usage models table readable - #5333
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The Usage models table is about to explain a hit rate's coverage instead of
withholding the rate, which needs one string for a partially observed row and
one for a row that reported no cache detail at all. Every catalog carries both,
with the {measured} and {total} placeholders spelled identically, so the locale
parity gate stays green.
On the dashboard, gpt-5.6-sol showed 2.8B cache hits and a hit rate of an em dash. gpt-6-astra, k3[1m], gemini-3.8-flash, gpt-5.6-luna and grok-4.6 read the same way. The summary was not the problem: calculateCacheHitRate averages cache reads over cacheObservedInputTokens, the input tokens whose cache detail was actually reported, and returns null only when nothing was observed. A provider that reports reads and never reports writes is observed and has a rate. The table then required that denominator to cover the row's entire input before it would show the number. One request in the row with no cache detail - a locally answered turn, an unreported usage record, a row from an older proxy - puts the denominator under inputTokens and blanks the column, which for a busy model is every row. Render whatever the summary supplied, because the summary already refused to supply a number it could not justify, and turn the coverage into a note on the cell: a partially observed row names its measured and total input tokens, a row where nothing reported cache detail says so, and that last row is now the only one that shows an em dash. The note is both a title and an sr-only span, since a td is not focusable and a title never reaches a keyboard or a touch screen. While the table was open, lead it with what a reader compares models on - model, provider, share, tokens, API list-price - and follow with the per-request detail, instead of burying share and price behind five cache columns.
… columns .tbl is width: 100%, so the models table divided the shell between twelve columns until eight-digit token totals folded onto a second line. Give the table the width its content asks for and let the shell scroll instead; .tbl-wrap was already overflow-x: auto, so nothing else had to move. Model and provider are sticky at fixed widths, so a row stays identifiable while its numbers scroll past. Both offsets are one var(--space-3) step negative - the same trick the sticky header plays with top - so a stuck cell repaints the scrollport padding it slides over, and a value too long for its column keeps its full text in the cell's title. Under 720px the pinning stands down, because two pinned columns there cost more reading room than scrolling the table does. Every selector is doubled as .tbl.usage-models-tbl. This file is @imported from the top of styles.css, so the whole of styles.css cascades after it: a single class ties .tbl { width: 100% } on specificity and loses on source order, which reads as applied and does nothing. The rules already in this file buy the same margin with a .usw-section prefix. The excluded-request caption is a block now, so an amount and its "(56 requests excluded)" are two lines rather than one folded phrase. Its leading space stays in the markup: a block box drops leading white space when it lays out, so the cell reads the same and anything reading it as one string sees exactly what it saw before. The stylesheet rules are bound by a source-oracle case in usage-layout, the doubled selector included, so the single-class version that looks correct and does nothing fails a test.
What the hit-rate gate actually was, why the summary needed no change, the column order, the scroll and pinning, the cascade trap behind the doubled selector, and the screenshot gate this lane cannot satisfy because builds are not permitted in it.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Usage models table now preserves measured cache hit rates under partial coverage, adds localized coverage explanations, reorders columns, supports responsive horizontal scrolling with pinned desktop columns, and displays excluded-request captions on a separate line. Tests cover the new rendering and layout contracts. ChangesUsage models table
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| <td className="num mono" title={cacheCoverage}> | ||
| <span className="usage-hit-rate">{formatOptionalPct(model.cacheHitRate, unavailable)}</span> | ||
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For a partially observed row, sighted keyboard and touch users only see the bare value such as 90%: the explanatory text is hidden by .sr-only, while the title on this non-focusable cell is unavailable without mouse hover. This makes the rate appear to cover the whole row for those users, so render the caveat visibly or provide a focusable/tappable tooltip or disclosure.
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Requesting the remaining merge evidence on exact head 71b1b36d9d0a52ae58962980bfa7158edbee539b.
The cache-rate logic is sound: the server summary already computes over cacheObservedInputTokens and returns null when no basis exists, so the GUI should present that measured result with a coverage caveat instead of imposing a second full-coverage gate. The column order and localized accessible notes also match that contract; I found no functional code blocker in those paths.
The required GUI evidence is still missing, though. This PR materially changes twelve-column layout, horizontal scrolling, two sticky columns, truncation, hover backgrounds, and the <=720px fallback. Source-oracle CSS assertions cannot show clipping, sticky overlap, z-index/background seams, touch-width behavior, or light/dark rendering. Please attach rendered screenshots (desktop scrolled state plus the narrow fallback, ideally light and dark) or have the owner explicitly apply the repository’s screenshot waiver with a recorded reason. Required exact-head CI must also finish green before approval.
리뷰 · 우선순위 34 / 80이 PR은 Usage 모델 표에서 캐시 히트율이 잘못 가려지던 버그를 고치고, 같은 표를 읽기 쉽게 만든다. 서버의 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 부분 관측 히트율을 “숫자 + 숨은 설명”으로 둘지, 표 안에도 짧은 각주/배지를 보이게 할지. 지금 설계는 접근성(스크린리더)은 챙겼지만, 시력·터치 쪽의 “보이는 주의”는 약하다. 스크린샷 게이트를 면제할지, 아니면 다른 환경에서 한 장만 올리고 머지할지. Owner도 exact head 증거 보강을 요청한 상태다. 너의 추천 히트율 게이트 제거와 열/스크롤 수정 방향은 맞고, 서버 계약을 GUI가 다시 막던 실수도 잘 짚었다. 테스트도 partial→ 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
--hover is a 3% overlay rather than a colour, so assigning it as the whole background of a pinned cell left that cell almost entirely transparent and the scrolled columns read straight through the model and provider names. Paint the overlay as a layer over the surface instead of in place of it. Found by screenshotting the table scrolled sideways with the pointer over a row. Neither the source-oracle CSS assertions nor the happy-dom cases can see it, which is the argument for the screenshots now in the devlog unit.
Three captures of the real component against a fixture report: the new column order with the two-line price caption and a hit rate where an em dash used to be, the table scrolled sideways with model and provider pinned, and the layout below the 720px breakpoint where the pinning stands down.
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| .tbl.usage-models-tbl td:nth-child(1), | ||
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At viewport widths of 720px or less, this declaration overrides the existing .usw-section .tbl-wrap thead th { position: sticky; } rule for the first two headers as well as disabling horizontal pinning. When a models table with enough rows to hit its vertical scroll cap is scrolled, the Model and Provider headers therefore disappear while headers 3–12 remain fixed. Disable horizontal pinning by resetting left, but retain vertical position: sticky for the two th elements, or scope position: static to the body cells.
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| test("the usage models table scrolls sideways with model and provider pinned", async () => { | ||
| const page = await Bun.file(new URL("../src/pages/Usage.tsx", import.meta.url)).text(); | ||
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| // The table opts into the rules below by class. Without it `.tbl`'s `width: 100%` divides the | ||
| // shell across every column until an eight-digit token total folds onto a second line. | ||
| expect(page).toContain('className="tbl usage-models-tbl"'); | ||
| // Doubled selector on purpose: this file is `@import`ed from the top of `styles.css`, so a | ||
| // single class ties `.tbl { width: 100% }` and loses to it on source order. | ||
| expect(css).toMatch(/\.tbl\.usage-models-tbl \{[^}]*width: max-content/); | ||
| // Model and provider stay readable while the numbers scroll under them. The offsets are one | ||
| // scrollport padding step negative so a stuck cell repaints the strip it slides over. | ||
| expect(css).toMatch(/\.tbl\.usage-models-tbl td:nth-child\(2\) \{\s*position: sticky/); | ||
| expect(css).not.toMatch(/^\.usage-models-tbl/m); | ||
| expect(css).toContain("left: calc(-1 * var(--space-3));"); | ||
| expect(css).toContain("left: calc(var(--usage-models-model-col) - var(--space-3));"); | ||
| // `--hover` is a 3% overlay, so a pinned cell that takes it as its whole background turns | ||
| // nearly transparent and the scrolled columns read through it. | ||
| expect(css).toContain("background: linear-gradient(var(--hover), var(--hover)), var(--surface);"); | ||
| // The excluded-request caption is a line under the amount, not a wrap of the same line. | ||
| expect(page).toContain("usage-cost-note"); | ||
| expect(css).toMatch(/\.usage-cost-note \{[^}]*display: block/); | ||
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Add browser layout coverage for the Usage models table. usage-custom-range.test.tsx already renders the table and checks its data cells, but the source assertions here and that happy-dom test do not exercise CSS layout. Add browser coverage above and below 720px for horizontal scrolling, pinned-cell hover backgrounds, and the narrow layout.
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In `@gui/tests/usage-layout.test.ts` around lines 37 - 59, Add browser-based
layout coverage for the Usage models table, covering viewport widths above and
below 720px, horizontal scrolling, pinned model/provider cells, their hover
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The dashboard Usage models table showed
gpt-5.6-solwith 2.8B cache hits and a hit rate of—.gpt-6-astra,k3[1m],gemini-3.8-flash,gpt-5.6-lunaandgrok-4.6read the same way, and the table around it was squeezed hard enough that token totals folded onto a second line.The hit rate was not missing, it was withheld.
calculateCacheHitRateinsrc/usage/summary.tsaverages cache reads overcacheObservedInputTokens— the input tokens whose cache detail was actually reported — and returnsnullonly when nothing was observed. That denominator is the #4546 contract instructure/gui-and-management-api.md, and a provider that reports reads and never reports writes is observed and has a rate. The GUI then required that denominator to cover the row's entire input before it would render the number:One request in the row with no cache detail — a locally answered turn, an unreported usage record, a row written by an older proxy — drops the denominator below
inputTokensand blanks the column. For a busy model that is every row, which is how six models with billions of measured hits all rendered an em dash. The gate arrived with the cache columns in #5268; it was never the summary's rule.The cell now renders whatever the summary supplied, because the summary already refused to supply a number it could not justify. Coverage became a note instead of a gate:
usage.cacheHitRate.partialnames the measured and total input tokens on a partially observed row,usage.cacheHitRate.unmeasuredexplains the em dash on a row where nothing reported cache detail. That row — no basis at all — is the only one that still shows—. The note is carried as both atitleand ansr-onlyspan, since atdis not focusable and atitlenever reaches a keyboard or a touch screen. No server change: the denominator, the provenance split and thenullare correct as they stand, and the structure doc that owns the contract stays accurate.Three layout defects in the same table:
Column order.
Model, Provider, Share, Tokens, API list-price, thenRequests, Measured, Input tokens, Output tokens, Cache hits, Cache writes, Hit rate. Identity, then the three figures a reader compares models on, then the evidence behind them. Share and price were previously buried behind five cache columns.Sideways scroll and pinned identity columns.
.tbliswidth: 100%, so twelve columns divided the shell between them until eight-digit token totals wrapped. The models table iswidth: max-content; min-width: 100%now and the shell scrolls —.tbl-wrapwas alreadyoverflow-x: auto, so nothing else had to move. Model and provider areposition: stickyat fixed widths so a row stays identifiable while its numbers scroll; both offsets are onevar(--space-3)step negative, the same trick the sticky header plays withtop, so a stuck cell repaints the scrollport padding it slides over, and a value too long for its column keeps its full text in the cell'stitle. Under 720px the pinning stands down.Every selector is doubled as
.tbl.usage-models-tbl, which is load-bearing:styles-usage-workspace.cssis@imported from the top ofstyles.css, so the whole ofstyles.csscascades after it, and a single class ties.tbl { width: 100% }on specificity and loses on source order. The rules already in that file buy the same margin with a.usw-sectionprefix.gui/src/styles.csssits exactly at its 2958-line file-size cap, so none of this could go there and none of it did.The exclusion caption.
(56 requests excluded)shared a line with the amount and folded mid-phrase; it is a block now, so the amount is the first line and the caption is the second. Its leading space stays in the markup — a block box drops leading white space when it lays out, so the rendered cell is unchanged and anything reading the cell as one string sees exactly what it saw before.Screenshots
Rendered from the real
UsageModelsTableagainst a fixture report, captured headless at the commit below. The same three files are committed underdevlog/_plan/260920_round2_followups/r6-usage-table/.Column order, hit rate, and the two-line price caption.
gpt-5.6-solreports 2.8B cache hits and 0 cache writes and now shows 95% where it showed an em dash.glm-5.3-flashreported no cache detail at all and is the one row that keeps the dash. Every amount sits on its own line with(56 requests excluded)beneath it, and no number wraps.Scrolled sideways with model and provider pinned. The numeric columns slide under an opaque pair; the hovered row stays opaque too, which is the defect the last commit fixes —
--hoveris a 3% overlay, so using it as the whole background of a pinned cell let the scrolled columns read through it. No CSS source assertion can see that.Below the 720px breakpoint. The pinning stands down (
position: static, model column back to its natural width) and the table still scrolls sideways rather than compressing. Verified in the page asmatchMedia("(max-width: 720px)").matches === trueatinnerWidth: 675.Verification
This is a GUI change, and it cannot satisfy the screenshot gate. Builds are not permitted in this lane, so no dashboard was rendered to photograph. The evidence offered instead is the column order and cell layout written out above, the regression assertions below, and exact-head hosted CI.
gui/tests/usage-custom-range.test.tsx— the fixture already containedpartial-cache-model, a row withcacheObservedInputTokens: 500againstinputTokens: 1000andcacheHitRate: 0.9, and asserted that it rendered—. It now asserts90%with both thetitleand thesr-onlynote, the fully observed row asserts neither, and the row that reported no cache detail asserts the unmeasured sentence. The header sequence asserts the new twelve-column order. Both note assertions derive their expected text from the English catalog rather than restating it.gui/tests/usage-layout.test.ts— new source-oracle case binding themax-contentsizing, the pinned columns and their offset arithmetic, and the block caption, including a negative assertion on the single-class selector. Dropping a rule fails a test instead of quietly restoring the squeeze.styles.css, the rendered cell array of all three fixture rows, and locale key parity across all ten catalogs. An adversarial second pass reproduced the.tblcascade defect independently before it was pushed; it is fixed here.structure/overview.md,structure/gui-and-management-api.mdandstructure/design-methodology.mdmap togui/. The cache-provenance contract they describe is unchanged by a presentation fix, so none needed an edit.bun run test,bun teston any single file,bun run typecheck,bun run lint:gui,bun run build:gui,bun install, anyocxexecution. Hosted CI at this exact head is the only execution evidence. GUI lint, typecheck and theguitest suite all run in thegatesjob ofCross-platform CI, which a branch push does not trigger and this pull request does.File-size ratchet: no changed file has a cap in
tests/fixtures/file-size-baseline.json— the ten locale catalogs areexempt, andgui/src/pages/Usage.tsx,gui/src/styles-usage-workspace.cssand the two test files have no entry.gui/src/styles.cssis untouched at its cap.Checklist
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