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opencode: price Muse Ember 1.0 prompts over 200K tokens - #13322
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Meta charges more for Muse Ember prompts over 200K tokens: $0.30 input, $0.012 cached input and $1.50 output per 1M tokens, against $0.10 / $0.004 / $0.50 below that (announcement, footnote 2). The
opencodeentry only had the base price, so Zen bills long prompts at a third of what Meta charges us. This adds the samecontext > 200_000overrides the google-vertex entry already has.The gateway prices requests from this entry, so this changes what Zen charges for Muse Ember prompts over 200K tokens. The $0.004 cached-input price is correct per Meta.
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