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Comfy Router tells you what a model run cost by stamping a header on the response. The Python SDK was throwing that header away, and RouterRunResult — the shape models.run_detailed() hands back — is frozen and slotted, so a caller could not even stick the value on themselves afterwards. This adds a credits_used field and fills it in from the header, so the number is reachable.

What changed

RouterRunResult hand-lifts a fixed set of response headers; nothing generates that struct from the vendored contract, so a header only becomes reachable when it is lifted by hand. credits_used is now one of them, populated in _run_result from X-Comfy-Credits-Used.

Type choice: the wire string, unparsed. The value is a decimal formatted to at most 2dp, and binary float is the wrong type for a number a caller reconciles money against. Handing over the digits intact lets the caller pick the numeric type their own reconciliation needs (Decimal) instead of having a lossy one picked for them. Nothing is parsed, so there is no malformed-value branch and no way for this lift to raise.

The docstring carries the three caveats that make the value usable, because each is something a caller gets wrong by assuming the obvious: it is a price and not a settled ledger entry; absent means "not reported" and never "free"; and 0 is a real reported cost, so the documented test is credits_used is not None rather than the value being non-zero.

Worth calling out, because I got it wrong first and my own test caught it: with the string representation a sloppy if result.credits_used: happens to survive a reported zero, since "0" is a non-empty string. That is luck rather than a contract — it stops holding the moment a caller parses to Decimal("0"), which is exactly what the docstring tells them to do — so the documented rule is presence, and the test asserts presence rather than the accident.

Additive only: no existing field changes value, and RouterRunResult is unreleased (absent from v0.3.0), so appending a field breaks no positional construction that could exist in the wild. _run_result is the single constructor, reached by both the sync and async run_detailed.

Test plan

Two levels, because they fail differently. The unit stubs (_HeaderLow, the existing pattern in this file) cover present, absent, and a reported 0 kept distinguishable from an absent one. A wire-level pass over the stub server covers sync and async: the lift reads one exact header name off whatever post_model_run returned, and a plain stub dict would answer the same way whether or not that name survives a real HTTP round trip. tests/conftest.py gains a model_run_response_headers state field to stamp disclosure headers on a successful run; it defaults empty, so every existing test sends exactly the headers it did before.

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  • Deviations: the docstring is written from the caveats as stated in the work item rather than transcribed from the contract's own header description, because that declaration is not in the vendored spec on this branch — see Residual.

Residual

Not fixed here, and each item is actionable on its own.

1. The vendored contract does not declare this header, so the header name is the one unverified premise in the diff. spec/router-openapi.yaml on main carries no RouterCreditsUsedHeader and no X-Comfy-Credits-Used anywhere — the most recent spec sync landed with #159 and does not include it. The 200 response on POST /v2/models/{provider}/{model} declares seven headers and this is not among them. So "X-Comfy-Credits-Used" in _run_result is taken verbatim from the work item's description and could not be checked against a vendored declaration, and the docstring is written from the caveats as stated there rather than from the contract's own prose. When the spec sync carrying that header lands, the declared header name must be diffed against this string literal, and the docstring re-read against the real description.

This is not a theoretical worry — item 2 is the same mistake already sitting in this struct.

2. Verified defect: RouterRunResult.replayed is always False on a real replayed run. Adjacent to this change and in the same hand-lifted set, so it is in scope to report even though I did not fix it. _run_result reads X-Comfy-Idempotent-Replayed, but the vendored contract declares the header as Idempotent-Replayed (no X-Comfy- prefix) in all four places it appears — the 200 on the run route, the 200 on the queued result read, and two error responses — and the stub server in tests/conftest.py sends Idempotent-Replayed: true accordingly. The X-Comfy- prefixed spelling is not declared anywhere in the contract.

Evidence, run against the repo's own stub server on this branch (seed the replay record, then run under the same key so the server answers from it and sends the header):

PROBE replayed = False (server sent 'Idempotent-Replayed: true')

The existing unit test passes because it feeds the wrong name to a stub dict (_detailed({"X-Comfy-Idempotent-Replayed": "true"}).replayed is True), so it asserts the lift's own premise rather than the contract. The fix is one character-range in _run_result plus that test, but it changes existing public behaviour on a different header rather than adding a new one, so it does not belong in a feature PR — it wants its own change with its own note, since replayed flipping from always-False to correct is observable to anyone already branching on it.

3. The /proxy/* convention the work item asks this to match was not consulted. The instruction was, if the value is parsed, to match whatever X-Comfy-Credits-Used handling those consumers already settled on rather than inventing a third convention. That code is not in this repository and I had no access to it. I sidestepped rather than guessed: carrying the unparsed wire string invents no numeric convention, so it cannot conflict with theirs, and a caller can still produce whatever type they use. If those consumers turn out to have settled on Decimal, adding a parsed accessor alongside the raw string is a compatible follow-on; if they settled on float, this should stay a string regardless.

4. The queued surface drops the same header. RequestHandle.get() collects its result through _collect, which explicitly discards the response headers (payload, _headers = self._call(...)) and returns the bare body, so any disclosure header on the queued result read — including this one, if the server stamps it there — is unreachable the same way it was on run_detailed before this change. Out of scope here (the work item scopes to RouterRunResult), and it needs a decision this change did not need: whether the queued result read should grow a result envelope at all, or whether the cost belongs on QueueUpdate, which already is built from headers.

5. Server-side header coverage is explicitly not in scope and is tracked separately: a substantial share of Router runs carry no header even where the cost is known. This change surfaces whatever the server sends, and None is documented as "not reported", never "free" — so widening the server's disclosure needs no further SDK change.

Falsification check (not applicable): this diff denies no capability — it is purely additive, adds no deny/dead-end path, no "not supported"/"unavailable" string, and flips no test to assert a dead-end. It makes a previously unreachable value reachable.

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  • New Features
    • Detailed model-run results now report credits used when provided by the server.
    • Credit values are preserved as reported, including "0"; missing values remain unreported.
    • Detailed results now provide clearer metadata about the serving provider and dropped parameters.
  • Documentation
    • Updated the unreleased changelog to document credit reporting behavior.

Comfy Router stamps `X-Comfy-Credits-Used` on run responses and the SDK
dropped it. `RouterRunResult` is a closed, frozen, slotted shape that
hand-lifts a fixed set of headers, so a caller could not even attach the
value themselves from a response they were holding.

Add `credits_used` and populate it in `_run_result`. Carried as the wire
string rather than parsed: the value is a decimal formatted to at most 2dp,
and binary `float` is the wrong type for a number a caller reconciles money
against, so the digits are handed over intact and the caller picks the
numeric type its own reconciliation needs.

The docstring keeps the three caveats that make the value usable: it is a
price and not a settled ledger entry, absent means "not reported" and never
"free", and `0` is a real reported cost, so branch on presence rather than
on the value being non-zero.

Tested at both levels. The unit stubs cover present / absent / a reported
zero kept distinguishable from an absent one; a wire-level pass over the
stub server covers sync and async, because the lift reads one exact header
name and a stub dict answers the same way whether or not that name survives
a real round trip.
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The SDK now exposes Router-reported credits through RouterRunResult.credits_used. It reads the X-Comfy-Credits-Used header without parsing it, preserves "0", returns None when absent, and adds sync and async coverage.

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Credits Reporting

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Result contract and header mapping
src/comfy_sdk/models.py, CHANGELOG.md
RouterRunResult adds optional credits_used data. The value preserves the Router decimal string, distinguishes missing data from "0", and is populated from X-Comfy-Credits-Used.
Response fixtures and sync/async validation
tests/conftest.py, tests/test_models_run.py
The test server can send configured response headers. Tests cover reported credits, reported zero, absent credits, and synchronous and asynchronous responses.

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  TestServer->>SDK: Return model-run response with optional X-Comfy-Credits-Used
  SDK->>RouterRunResult: Read response header
  RouterRunResult-->>SDK: Return credits_used string or None
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mattmillerai and others added 2 commits September 19, 2026 07:22
Resolves the one conflict, in CHANGELOG.md under [Unreleased]: this branch's
"### Added" entry for `RouterRunResult.credits_used` and main's "### Fixed" /
"### Changed" entries for the `RouterError` hierarchy are independent, so both
are kept in Keep-a-Changelog order rather than either replacing the other.

No semantic conflict behind it: main's changes are to the error hierarchy,
this branch's are to the run-result disclosure shape, and they share no call
site. Verified on the merged tree with the full required gate -- ruff check,
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Four review findings, plus the contract pin that would have caught the third.

1. `credits_used` defaults to `None` (CodeRabbit; 4 of 6 cursor reviewers).
   `RouterRunResult` is public and in `__all__`, so a field with no default
   turned into a required constructor argument: any out-of-tree fake, fixture
   or adapter building the result from its previous five fields started
   raising `TypeError`, which is a breaking change filed under "Added".
   `_run_result` already passed it by keyword, so nothing internal moves.

2. An unusable `X-Comfy-Credits-Used` now reports as not reported (4 of 6).
   The field documents a two-step contract -- branch on presence, then parse
   to `Decimal` -- and three values clear step one only to break step two:
   an empty header (`""`), a repeated header (`httpx.Headers.get` joins with
   `", "`, so a doubled stamp reads `"1.25, 1.25"`), and `NaN`/`Infinity`,
   which `Decimal` accepts silently and which then poison every later
   comparison and `quantize`. `_credits_used` makes "reported" mean
   "reportable". A value that does parse is returned exactly as sent, not
   re-rendered -- the digits are the point.

3. `replayed` was lifted from the wrong header name (2 of 6). It read
   `X-Comfy-Idempotent-Replayed`; the contract spells the header bare,
   `Idempotent-Replayed`, on this route's 200 and on the 400/409/422 that can
   also be replayed. Four independent in-repo sources agree and none supports
   the prefixed form: the spec's header blocks, the spec's own prose, the
   stub server's replay branch (`tests/conftest.py`), and this module's own
   docstring at `Models.run`. So against a real deployment the field was
   permanently `False` -- a replayed, unbilled response reported as a fresh
   generation. Pre-existing, but it is the precedent the reviewers raised it
   as, and it is two lines. The prefixed spelling is deliberately not
   honoured as an alias: Router does not send it, and accepting it would keep
   the bug alive under a test that looked like it covered the fix.

4. The stub's replay branch now carries `model_run_response_headers` (nit).
   A replay is the canonical reported-zero and the only response where
   `credits_used` and `replayed` are both meaningful, and that combination
   was previously unreachable from a test.

`tests/test_router_spec_contract.py` closes the gap that let 3 land: every
header `run_detailed` lifts is now pinned against the name the vendored
contract declares, AND pinned to be the name the lift actually reads (asserted
through `_run_result`, not by restating the source -- a restatement would pass
the sync it exists to fail). Reintroducing the `X-Comfy-` prefix fails it.

`credits_used` is the one lift the contract does not declare at all, so it
carries an inverted tripwire instead: a test that fails the moment a spec sync
*does* declare the header, as the signal to move it into the pinned set. That
divergence is real and unresolved -- see the review thread and the filed
follow-up.

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Review round addressed in b59d247, on top of a main merge (adb06af) that resolves the CHANGELOG conflict. All 6 review threads replied to and resolved; all checks green.

Fixedcredits_used defaults to None (it is a public, __all__-exported dataclass, so no default was a breaking constructor change filed under "Added"); an unusable X-Comfy-Credits-Used now reports as not reported, so the documented "branch on presence, then Decimal(...)" contract cannot hand a caller a value that breaks step two (empty header, repeated header joined "1.25, 1.25", NaN/Infinity); the stub's replay branch now carries the response-header dict so credits+replay can be pinned together.

One pre-existing bug fixed beside them. replayed was lifted from X-Comfy-Idempotent-Replayed. The contract spells the header bare — Idempotent-Replayed — on the 200 and on the 400/409/422, as do the spec prose, the stub server, and this module's own docstring in Models.run. The lift was the only place in the repo using the prefixed name, so against a real deployment replayed was permanently False: a replayed, unbilled response reported as a fresh generation. tests/test_router_spec_contract.py now pins every header run_detailed lifts against the contract from both ends — the name must be declared by the spec, and _run_result must actually read that declared name — which is what caught it.


⚠️ One High finding is deferred, not fixed — worth a look before merging.

X-Comfy-Credits-Used, the header this PR exists to surface, is not declared anywhere in spec/router-openapi.yaml. Repo-wide it appears only in this PR's own code, tests and CHANGELOG. The 200 declares eight headers and its only cost-shaped ones are the X-Committed-Spend-* trio, which is a different quantity (in-flight committed spend in USD cents, for the concurrency bound).

The reason this needs human eyes rather than another agent pass: a wrong name here is indistinguishable from the feature working. The field documents "absent means not reported, never free", and many real runs legitimately carry no header — so a permanently-None attribute looks exactly like correct behaviour, and no test or type check would ever surface it.

I could not settle it from this repo: it needs the canonical Comfy API contract or a captured real response, and spec/router-openapi.yaml is marked generated one-way, synced by CI, so correcting it here would be reverted by the next sync while faking the pin it claimed to add. Rather than guess, credits_used carries an inverted tripwire test that fails the moment a spec sync declares the header — making the gap CI-visible instead of silent. A follow-up has been filed deliberately without the agent-ok label. Its two outcomes: add the header upstream so the next sync projects it in and the lift gets pinned like the other four — or, if Router stamps no per-run price at all, drop the field before this ships rather than publishing a public attribute that is structurally always None. Details on #166 (comment).

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Heads-up on an overlap I spotted after pushing, so whoever merges these is not surprised.

#168 (fix(models,transport): read the Idempotent-Replayed header and lift the run timeout above Router's deadline) makes the same Idempotent-Replayed fix this PR does, and it is that PR's actual subject rather than a side fix. Both branch off main, and both change the same two lines in src/comfy_sdk/models.py identically — so the lift itself will merge cleanly either order. What will conflict textually is the surrounding prose and the test:

  • the replayed docstring — both PRs expand it, with different wording
  • test_run_detailed_reports_a_replay_from_the_headers_presence — both rewrite it

Both are trivial to resolve (the two versions say the same thing), but they are worth knowing about in advance rather than hitting cold.

Suggested order: merge #168 first, since the fix is its stated purpose and it also carries the related run-timeout change. This PR's merge would then reduce to taking #168's wording for those two hunks and keeping the contract pin in tests/test_router_spec_contract.py, which is unique to this PR — it pins every header run_detailed lifts to the vendored spec from both ends, so it protects #168's fix from regressing too.

I deliberately have not touched #168. If the preference is instead to keep this PR narrowly about credits_used, the replay hunks here can be dropped — but note the contract pin would then need replayed excluded until #168 lands, since the pin asserts the lift reads the contract's name.

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🤖 The reviews loop filed Linear follow-up ticket(s) for review thread(s) deferred as out of scope for this PR:

  • BE-15939 — Confirm X-Comfy-Credits-Used against the canonical Router contract, or remove the lift — filed as agent-spike (premise unverified)

The following carry agent-spike instead of agent-ok because their reachability claim was not backed by evidence (BE-5378) — the claim is investigated before any code is written, and "the premise does not hold" is a valid, successful outcome:

  • Confirm X-Comfy-Credits-Used against the canonical Router contract, or remove the lift — no reachability block in the proposal

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