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Does anyone from AWS help maintain models.dev

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It's been a bit frustrating to keep up with the changing pricing / context window states across Bedrock models. Opus and Sonnet 4.6 default to 1m context. A lot of coding agents (Pi, OpenCode, etc) rely on https://models.dev for pricing / context window guardrails. The pricing page only talks about it in the context of 1m tokens https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/pricing/ The model pages dont give insights into beta features / pricing:

Makes it really hard to understand what's possible

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As to my understanding, the only option here, if you are building an agent, is to continue to rely on the models.dev JSON or the LiteLLM model cost map. These community projects are currently the only way to get 'real-time' updates on these beta flags without manually checking AWS RSS feeds.

Note: Even if the AWS docs don't show the price, keep in mind that using the 1M context via Bedrock often triggers a long-context premium rate once you pass the 200k token mark - something LiteLLM usually tracks correctly in their pricing.json.

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已回答 3 个月前
  • Yeah, that's what I thought too, but the pricing page specifically uses 1M context windows (if you look at the anthropic tab https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/pricing/) - i dont see any mentions of 200k which makes it hard to trust the open source trackers unless they are actively maintained by the people that have the most recent knowledge of the fact. I understand this was the case with 4 and 4.5 rollouts, but things change so quickly and now anthropic removed the premium pricing from 4.6 Sonnet and Opus which I would assume is the case for the provider, otherwise who's earning that multiplier? AWS? Just for the sake of it?

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