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add context tokens from api response to cost calculation #78

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add context tokens from api response to cost calculation
CornHusker89 Oct 1, 2024
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added prompt tokens to cost calculation
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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions ketchupbot-discord/ApiResponse.cs
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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,10 @@ public class ApiResponse
public required string Answer { get; init; }
public string? Context { get; init; }

[JsonPropertyName("prompt_tokens")] public string? PromptTokens { get; init; }

[JsonPropertyName("context_tokens")] public string? ContextTokens { get; init; }

[JsonPropertyName("question_tokens")] public string? QuestionTokens { get; init; }

[JsonPropertyName("response_tokens")] public string? ResponseTokens { get; init; }
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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions ketchupbot-discord/GalaxyGPT.cs
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Expand Up @@ -145,15 +145,19 @@ await message.ReplyAsync("""

if (verbose)
{
if (int.TryParse(apiResponse.PromptTokens, out int promptTokens))
answerMessage.AppendLine($"Prompt Tokens: {promptTokens}");
if (int.TryParse(apiResponse.ContextTokens, out int contextTokens))
answerMessage.AppendLine($"Context Tokens: {contextTokens}");
if (int.TryParse(apiResponse.QuestionTokens, out int questionTokens))
answerMessage.AppendLine($"Question Tokens: {questionTokens}");
if (int.TryParse(apiResponse.ResponseTokens, out int responseTokens))
answerMessage.AppendLine($"Response Tokens: {responseTokens}");

// NOTE: These numbers are hardcoded and not necessarily representative of the actual costs, as the model can change
if (questionTokens != 0 && responseTokens != 0)
if (promptTokens != 0 && contextTokens != 0 && questionTokens != 0 && responseTokens != 0)
answerMessage.AppendLine(
$"Cost: ${Math.Round(questionTokens * 0.00000015 + responseTokens * 0.0000006, 10)}");
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I don't really see why we remove the dollar sign. Does this somehow get rid of the scientific notation?

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I made it round to like 6 places or something and i put it in terms of cents, not dollars so theres less 0s. also multiplied every constant there by 100 to keep the value the same

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oh nice. can you get rid of the "cents" and use ¢

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I was considering that, but idk if c# likes the cent symbol in strings or if I have to do some u/ bs so I went safe lol if that breaks it thats your fault L

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nah you'll be fine. c# string interpolation works like python's rather than js's

$"Cost: {Math.Round(promptTokens * 0.000015 + contextTokens * 0.000015 + questionTokens * 0.000015 + responseTokens * 0.00006, 7)} Cents");

if (apiResponse.Duration != null)
answerMessage.AppendLine(
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