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tui: /models footer shows "Free" but no price for paid models, even when Model.Info.cost is provided #60856
Description
Description
The right-hand footer of each row in /models renders only:
Freewhen the model is considered free (cost.length > 0 && cost.every(tier => tier.input === 0)),- a favorite icon,
and nothing for paid models. The cost data is already present on Model.Info.cost (plugins and providers supply it — the internal detail render even formats it as $X/$Y per 1M), but the footer never renders it.
For providers that expose many paid models (e.g. custom/plugin providers), there is no way to see pricing while picking a model; users must memorize prices or check the provider's dashboard.
Related: #14524 (Display model cost in the model picker — auto-closed without the feature landing), #60653 (mini/run footer cost estimate — different surface).
Environment
- opencode 2.2.5, TUI
Reproduction
- A provider supplies
Model.Info.cost = [{ input: 0.125, output: 0.625, cache: { read: 0, write: 0 } }](verified viaGET /api/model). - Open
/models. - The row footer shows nothing for that model; only zero-cost rows show
Free.
Expected behavior
Render the price in the footer for paid models, e.g. $0.125/$0.625 (per 1M tokens), keeping Free for zero-cost ones. Optionally behind a setting.
Actual behavior
Footer is empty for paid models.
Activity
opencodejr commentedon Oct 31, 2026
Thanks for the detailed request! You'd like
/modelsto show each paid model's price (e.g.$0.125/$0.625per 1M tokens) in the row itself, next to the existingFreelabel, so you can compare models while picking. Maintainers will consider it.The picker doesn't add a price to each row today. The redesigned picker shows input/output pricing for the highlighted model in its detail row instead. You can turn it on now with
"experimental": { "new-designs": true }in~/.config/opencode/cli.json. It only shows one model at a time, not a price on every row as you're asking.Related issues:
Freebadge only covers the opencode provider/modelsThis can't be done as a plugin right now, because TUI plugins don't have a slot in the model dialog.
jack5github commentedon Nov 12, 2026
I just turned on
"experimental": { "new-designs": true }in~/.config/opencode/cli.jsonand have verified that the TUI design has updated, yet I do not see any costs for any model.