- repository_dispatch (event_type: dbx-monitor) provides an external
trigger for price-drift alerting to kick off a check
- the job guard previously allowed only workflow_dispatch on the fork,
which would have skipped repository_dispatch runs; now only the
schedule event is pinned to upstream so cron never races, while both
manual trigger types run on either repo
The monitor used to run on the fork and open PRs against upstream,
which structurally requires a cross-repo PAT. Two changes remove it:
- PRs are created in whichever repo the workflow runs in
(GITHUB_REPOSITORY), so the built-in github.token covers both push
and pr create - same pattern as upstream's
auto_update_price_and_context_window workflow
- the job guard flips: upstream owns the merged schedule
(github.repository == BerriAI/litellm), the fork stays dispatch-only,
so the two never race on the same base
The script bootstrap from the fork branch stays until #38950 lands
upstream. DBX_MONITOR_TOKEN secret is no longer referenced.
Two fixes for the fork-run setup:
- the monitor audits upstream's registry (checkout pins
BerriAI/litellm@litellm_internal_staging), where the script does not
exist until #38950 lands - bootstrap it from the fork branch when
missing
- cron would fire on both repos once merged; guard the job to the fork
so only leecoder/litellm opens PRs and upstream never races
The monitor now executes on the leecoder/litellm fork:
- checkout pins the upstream repo and its litellm_internal_staging base,
so the monitor always audits upstream's registry, not the fork's
- schedule guard skips upstream's own checkout (only the fork runs it);
manual workflow_dispatch still works on upstream
- changed rates push to a dated branch on the fork and open the PR
against BerriAI/litellm with head leecoder:<branch>
- PR identity: leecoder / leecoder@aol.com
- auth uses the DBX_MONITOR_TOKEN secret (leecoder PAT with repo
scopes); the default GITHUB_TOKEN cannot create PRs across forks
- permissions trimmed to contents: write
The monitor hard-coded MONITORED = {deepseek-v4-flash, deepseek-v4-pro},
so new page models were never detected and column reordering could
silently mis-map rates.
- Parse every "Standard Pay Per Token" table on both pricing pages (open
FMS + proprietary FMS); map numeric columns by header text (Input /
Output / Cache read / Cache write), which differs per table
- Compare against every mapped registry entry and report UPDATED /
PROMO_SKIPPED / PROMO_ON_PAGE / REVIEW / RATES_AVAILABLE /
NOT_IN_REGISTRY / UNMAPPED_PAGE_MODEL / MISSING_FROM_PAGE
- Refresh only rate fields in place; metadata (context windows,
capabilities, deprecation dates) is preserved
- Cache fields: page value wins; when the page shows n/a, entries bill
cache at the input rate; custom conventions (gemini 0.1x reads) kept
- Dash/n-a cells are placeholders, not row qualifiers (gpt-oss / bge /
gemma rows were silently dropped before)
- Skip long-context tier rows and image/audio token sub-rows
- Workflow: PR body now embeds the full monitor report from
/tmp/dbx_monitor_pr_body.md
Verified live: on the current branch registry the monitor reports 10
cache-field UPDATEDs matching the values upstream already stores, 8
retired models flagged MISSING_FROM_PAGE, 2 PROMO_SKIPPED (gemini 2.5),
and NOT_IN_REGISTRY for every new model awaiting #39714.
- .github/scripts/assert_workflow_dir_hygiene requires only .yml files in
.github/workflows/; relocate monitor_databricks_pricing.py to scripts/
- Fix YAML ScannerError by turning the multi-line git commit -m block into
a single line (YAML block scalar containment issue)
- update the run step path to scripts/monitor_databricks_pricing.py
actions/checkout runs with persist-credentials: false, so the previous
'git push origin' would fail with auth error. Push over HTTPS with an
x-access-token URL using GITHUB_TOKEN. Addresses Greptile review:
'authenticated Git push configuration'.
- Add set -o pipefail so a scraper exception fails the job instead of being
misread as a price change
- Drop the || true suppression so a failed PR creation fails the run
- Pin actions/checkout and actions/setup-python to immutable commit SHAs
(repo convention, addresses Greptile/veria-ai review comments)
Adds a GitHub Action (daily 02:00 UTC + manual dispatch) that:
- Scrapes the official DBU rates for DeepSeek V4 Flash (0731) / V4 Pro (0813)
from https://www.databricks.com/product/pricing/foundation-model-serving
- Derives per-token USD at $0.07/DBU and updates both
model_prices_and_context_window.json and the packaged backup
- Opens a PR (base litellm_internal_staging) only when a rate actually changed
Runs on the leecoder fork (no repo guard) so the fork stays current and can
feed an upstream PR on demand.
