@oxygen-agent/cli 1.1010.650 → 1.1010.905

package/node_modules/@oxygen/shared/dist/pricing-sheet.d.ts

@@ -34,22 +34,42 @@
  * loadPricingBook() instead of importing this file, so a staff re-price at
  * /admin/costs takes effect without a deploy.
  */
+import { type RepricingOptions } from "./repricing.js";
 export { creditsToUsd, usdToCredits } from "./pricing-snapshot.generated.js";
 export declare const PRICING_SHEET_VERIFIED = "2026-07";
 export declare const PRICING_CREDITS_PER_USD = 100;
-/** On-demand top-up price per 100 credits (USD); subscriptions pay $1.00. */
-export declare const TOPUP_USD_PER_100 = 1.25;
+/**
+ * On-demand top-up price per 100 credits (USD) right now; subscriptions pay
+ * $1.00. It rises $1.25 → $1.30 at the 2026-09 repricing's instant (S10), so a
+ * page resolves it on the server and passes the number to client components,
+ * which cannot read the switch. Same value as `creditTopupUsdCentsPer100() / 100`
+ * from `@oxygen/shared/billing`.
+ */
+export declare function topupUsdPer100(options?: RepricingOptions): number;
+/**
+ * How marketing copy quotes the top-up rate per 100 credits: `inForce` is the
+ * rate charged now ("$1.25"); `scheduled` names the rate and date it moves to
+ * ("$1.30 from October 27, 2026") only while the repricing date is set and still
+ * ahead, so nothing is announced before an operator sets it.
+ */
+export declare function topupRateCopy(options?: RepricingOptions): {
+    inForce: string;
+    scheduled: string | null;
+};
 export declare const SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS: {
     readonly linkedin: 3000;
     readonly whatsapp: 3000;
     readonly phone_number: 1000;
     readonly email_sender: 100;
 };
-export declare const MANAGED_INBOX_USD_CENTS = 400;
-export declare const SENDING_DOMAIN_USD_CENTS = 1250;
 export declare const SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100 = 1;
 /**
- * AI column runs, honest 5× of modeled tier COGS.
+ * AI column runs per tier (Fast / Balanced / Max), re-priced 2026-09-26 with the
+ * model refresh (Philipp: Clay-level quality, 30-50% under Clay, >= 5x markup,
+ * Max excepted). Calibrated production mean COGS per row is $0.0013 / $0.0079 /
+ * $0.098, so the markups are ~11x / ~5.1x / ~2.5x; Max at 2.5x is an explicit
+ * founder exception ("gpt-6 sol @ 2.5x markup"). Evidence and method:
+ * packages/shared/src/hosted-ai.ts.
  *
  * RESOLVER-DERIVED, not seed-derived: the canonical values live in
  * packages/integrations/src/cogs-rates.ts and are served per-workspace from
@@ -59,7 +79,7 @@ export declare const SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100 = 1;
  */
 export declare const AI_COLUMN_CREDITS: {
     readonly low: 1.5;
-    readonly medium: 7.5;
+    readonly medium: 4;
     readonly high: 25;
 };
 /**
@@ -72,53 +92,125 @@ export declare const AI_COLUMN_CREDITS: {
  * never read.
  *
  * The figures below describe the DEFAULT research column, which since D53 discovers
- * then reads: `serper.search` (0.5) finds the URLs, then one additive
- * `exa.contents` read (0.5) turns the top result's ~160-char SERP teaser into real
- * page text. So a typical row spends 1 and a preview reserves 4.5, because the
- * ceiling must also cover the `exa.search` fallback (3.5) firing when serper finds
- * nothing. The read carries no fallback of its own — a read miss leaves the row
- * grounded on the snippets it already has.
+ * then reads: `serper.search` (0.5) finds the URLs, then an additive read turns the
+ * top result's ~160-char SERP teaser into real page text. The read tries OXYGEN's
+ * own `web.page_fetch` (0.1) first and `exa.contents` (0.5) only when the native
+ * fetch cannot read the page. So a typical row spends 0.6 and a preview reserves
+ * 4.6: the ceiling covers the `exa.search` fallback (3.5) firing when serper finds
+ * nothing plus both read lanes. A read miss leaves the row grounded on the snippets
+ * it already has.
  *
  * Both numbers are RESOLVER-DERIVED and pinned by pricing-sheet-conformance.test.ts
  * against the shipped default, so a re-price or a lane change fails a test rather
  * than quietly mispricing this page. Do not hand-edit them.
  */
-export declare const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_TYPICAL_CREDITS = 1;
-export declare const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_RESERVED_CREDITS = 4.5;
-/** Workflow/automation actions (steps, tool calls, row writes) — capacity guard. */
-export declare const AUTOMATION_ACTION_CREDITS = 0.001;
+export declare const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_TYPICAL_CREDITS = 0.6;
+export declare const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_RESERVED_CREDITS = 4.6;
+/**
+ * Research depth (Claygent parity). `quick` is the single grounded pass priced
+ * above (the column's tier price plus AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_*; 2.1 typical at the
+ * Fast tier). A `standard` or `deep` row runs a bounded agent loop — several model
+ * turns over a growing evidence list — on a model the DEPTH fixes (standard on the
+ * Fast tier, deep on Balanced; the column's own tier applies to quick only), so its
+ * model leg is one flat price per row, reserved once:
+ *
+ *   standard: 4.3 + 1.2 tools = 5.5 typical
+ *   deep:     7.6 + 2.4 tools = 10 typical
+ *
+ * Founder-ratified 2026-09-26: 30-50% under Clay, >=5x markup. The Clay comparison
+ * it was set against: Clay web research bills per row in Data Credits — GPT-5 Nano
+ * 0.5 DC, Mini/Flash 1 DC, Claygent Neon 2 DC, Argon 3 DC — at >= $0.05 per DC plus
+ * ~$0.01 of action per row; OXYGEN credits are $0.01. Every figure must also keep
+ * >= 5x over the loop's modelled COGS. Pinned against the live estimator by
+ * @oxygen/integrations pricing-sheet-conformance.test.ts.
+ *
+ * Per-turn cost basis after the 2026-09-26 model refresh (UNMEASURED for the
+ * loop -- measure on dev via Langfuse after deploy). One calibrated single call
+ * costs $0.0013 on Fast (gpt-6-luna) and $0.0079 on Balanced (deepseek-v4.1-flash,
+ * reasoning off); a loop turn re-sends its growing evidence, so it costs at
+ * least that. At 5x the standard leg (4.3 cr = $0.043) covers ~$0.0086 of model
+ * spend, about 6.6 Fast single-call equivalents; the deep leg (7.6 cr = $0.076)
+ * covers ~$0.0152, about 1.9 Balanced single-call equivalents. Deep is the one
+ * likely under 5x once a loop runs more than two turns.
+ */
+export declare const RESEARCH_DEPTH_MODEL_CREDITS: {
+    readonly standard: 4.3;
+    readonly deep: 7.6;
+};
+/** The tier whose model each loop depth runs on, whatever tier the column stores. */
+export declare const RESEARCH_DEPTH_MODEL_TIER: {
+    readonly standard: "low";
+    readonly deep: "medium";
+};
+/**
+ * The tool half of a standard/deep row. `typical` is the ratified planning shape —
+ * standard: 2 serper searches + 2 native page reads; deep: 3 serper searches + 4
+ * native reads + 1 exa.contents fallback read. `reserved` is every budgeted tool
+ * call at its dearest lane — each web_search, the row's shared exa.search pool
+ * (standard 1, deep 2: the zero-result fallback and semantic_search draw on it),
+ * each read's full ladder, deep's one Firecrawl read and site crawls. Deep's
+ * company-news call is opt-in (a news lead-lane column) and adds its own price to
+ * the reserve only there. Resolver-derived, pinned like the above.
+ */
+export declare const RESEARCH_DEPTH_GROUNDING_CREDITS: {
+    readonly standard: {
+        readonly typical: 1.2;
+        readonly reserved: 7.4;
+    };
+    readonly deep: {
+        readonly typical: 2.4;
+        readonly reserved: 17.4;
+    };
+};
+/** Typical per-row totals at each depth's default tier (founder-ratified 2026-09-26). */
+export declare const RESEARCH_DEPTH_TYPICAL_ROW_CREDITS: {
+    readonly quick: 2.1;
+    readonly standard: 5.5;
+    readonly deep: 10;
+};
+/**
+ * Workflow steps are priced through the 2026-09 repricing switch, so this sheet
+ * carries no flat number for them: the price in force is
+ * `automationStepCredits()` (`@oxygen/shared/billing`), resolved on the server.
+ * The definition is re-exported for surfaces that show what the step costs
+ * before and after the switch. Row writes inside a run are free.
+ */
+export { AUTOMATION_STEP_CREDITS_REPRICING } from "./repricing.js";
 /**
- * Managed email inboxes: founder-ratified flat price (2026-07-25), superseding
- * the earlier dynamic vendor-COGS × 1.25 range. Kept as an object (min/typical/max
- * all equal) rather than a bare number so existing callers that destructure any
- * of the three fields need no shape change.
+ * The flat mailbox line of a managed Google inbox after the 2026-09 repricing
+ * (400, decision 3.1, slice S32). Its 100-credit mailbox connection, warm-up
+ * included, bills beside it: 500 all-in. The all-in price waits for the S07
+ * switch, so a surface that quotes it uses `managedInboxAllInCredits()` from
+ * `@oxygen/shared/repricing`, resolved on the server. Kept as an object
+ * (min/typical/max all equal) so callers that destructure any field need no
+ * shape change.
  */
-export declare const MANAGED_INBOX_MARKUP = 1.25;
 export declare const MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH: {
-    readonly min: 300;
-    readonly typical: 300;
-    readonly max: 300;
+    readonly min: 400;
+    readonly typical: 400;
+    readonly max: 400;
 };
 /**
- * VOICE (the call channel). Marked up 5×, not the 1.25× infra rule the inbox and
- * domain rails use: a phone number carries ongoing reputation work (warm-up,
- * rotation, cap enforcement, health) that a mailbox rail does not, and the
- * per-minute rate is small enough that a 1.25× markup would not cover it.
+ * VOICE (the call channel). One price per connected minute, 5 credits ($0.05),
+ * with answering-machine detection folded in (repricing 2026-09, decision 7.3;
+ * it was 9 a minute plus 3.8 per connected call). A call nobody answered is free.
  *
- * A browser-softphone call bills TWO Twilio legs, which is easy to miss:
+ * A browser-softphone call bills TWO Twilio legs, which is easy to miss when
+ * checking the margin:
  *   browser/app (the rep's WebRTC leg)  $0.0040 / min
  *   outbound to a US local/mobile       $0.0140 / min
  *                                       ─────────────
- *                                       $0.0180 / min
- * Costing only the outbound leg undercharges every call by 29%.
+ *                                       $0.0180 / min  → 5 credits is ~2.8×
+ * Costing only the outbound leg understates the cost of every call by 29%.
  */
-export declare const VOICE_MARKUP = 5;
-export declare const VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 500;
-export declare const VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE = 9;
-export declare const VOICE_CREDITS_PER_AMD_CALL = 3.8;
-/** Managed domains: registrar at-cost × 1.25 (≈ a $10.44 .com → ~13,050 credits/yr). */
-export declare const MANAGED_DOMAIN_MARKUP = 1.25;
-export declare const MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL = 1305;
+export declare const VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 1000;
+export declare const VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE = 5;
+/**
+ * Sending domain bought through OXYGEN: InboxKit's cost passed through at 1.0x, a year at
+ * a time, renewed yearly at the vendor's renewal cost (repricing 2026-09, decision 3.3).
+ * Representative: a .com is 1,250 credits a year; the charge is the exact domain's price.
+ */
+export declare const SENDING_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL = 1250;
 /**
  * Inbox deliverability (EmailGuard placement seat). A flat monthly price per
  * SUBSCRIBED inbox covering continuous deliverability monitoring (blacklist,
@@ -128,22 +220,32 @@ export declare const MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL = 1305;
  *
  * THE ALLOWANCE IS LOAD-BEARING, not a perk. Placement COGS is per TEST
  * ($0.1327 on EmailGuard's Agency plan), not per inbox, so an unbounded seat
- * inverts its own margin: at $1.00/inbox-month the EIGHTH test in a cycle is
- * already sold at a loss. Two included tests cost $0.265 against $1.00 of
- * revenue — a ~73% margin — and everything past them bills
+ * inverts its own margin: at $1.00/inbox-month the EIGHTH test in a cycle was
+ * already sold at a loss. Two included tests cost $0.265 against $1.35 of
+ * revenue at the 2026-09 price, and everything past them bills
  * PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS. Orgs on their own EmailGuard key (BYOK) pay 0.
+ *
+ * These two prices are the RATIFIED list prices from the 2026-09 repricing
+ * (135 and 66, slice S30). The rises wait for the S07 effective-date switch, so
+ * a surface that quotes or bills uses `deliverabilitySeatCredits()` and
+ * `placementTestCredits()` from `@oxygen/shared/repricing` (100 and 16.6 until
+ * the switch's instant), never these constants.
  */
-export declare const DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 100;
+export declare const DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 135;
 export declare const DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX = 2;
-export declare const PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS = 16.6;
+export declare const PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS = 66;
 /**
  * LinkedIn accounts: founder decision (2026-07-25) — a PURE seat model. The
  * flat monthly connection fee per connected account is the WHOLE LinkedIn
  * price; every per-action charge is 0. Per-MESSAGE sends on email and WhatsApp
  * stay 0 too — but a connected WhatsApp NUMBER carries its own monthly
  * connection fee, see WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH.
+ *
+ * The value is the seeded price after the 2026-09 repricing (3,400, decision
+ * 2.1). The price in force before its effective-date switch is lower: resolve
+ * it with repricedChargeCredits from `@oxygen/shared/repricing` on the server.
  */
-export declare const LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 1000;
+export declare const LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 3400;
 export declare const LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS: {
     readonly visit_profile: 0;
     readonly invite: 0;
@@ -156,11 +258,18 @@ export declare const LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS: {
 export declare const LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 0;
 /**
  * WhatsApp numbers: flat monthly connection fee per connected number, the same
- * seat shape as LinkedIn. Billed off the rolling-30d peak, so a number connected
- * part-way through a month still bills the full cycle. WhatsApp message sends
- * themselves remain 0 credits.
+ * seat shape as LinkedIn. WhatsApp message sends themselves remain 0 credits.
+ * Seeded at the 2026-09 repricing's price (3,000, decision 2.3); resolve the
+ * price in force with repricedChargeCredits.
+ */
+export declare const WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 3000;
+/**
+ * X accounts: monthly credit reservation per connected account (2026-09
+ * repricing, decision 2.2). Like the LinkedIn and WhatsApp constants above this
+ * is the seeded, post-repricing price; show the price in force with
+ * repricedChargeCredits from `@oxygen/shared/repricing`.
  */
-export declare const WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 1000;
+export declare const X_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 1000;
 /** Dedicated egress IP add-on. */
 export declare const EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = 2500;
 /**
@@ -182,7 +291,7 @@ export declare const ENRICHMENT_CREDITS: {
     readonly phone_find_typical: 99;
     readonly company_enrich_typical: 9.9;
     readonly web_search: 0.5;
-    readonly page_scrape: 4;
+    readonly page_scrape: 1.6;
     readonly linkedin_profile_scrape: 1;
 };
 /** Editable calculator default: blended credits per fully-enriched row. */

package/node_modules/@oxygen/shared/dist/pricing-sheet.js

@@ -34,21 +34,46 @@
  * loadPricingBook() instead of importing this file, so a staff re-price at
  * /admin/costs takes effect without a deploy.
  */
-import { AUTOMATION_ACTION_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_AUTOMATION_ACTION_CREDITS, CREDITS_PER_USD as SNAPSHOT_CREDITS_PER_USD, DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX as SNAPSHOT_DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX, DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, MANAGED_INBOX_USD_CENTS as SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_USD_CENTS, SENDING_DOMAIN_USD_CENTS as SNAPSHOT_SENDING_DOMAIN_USD_CENTS, SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS as SNAPSHOT_SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS, ENRICHMENT_CREDITS_PER_ROW_TYPICAL as SNAPSHOT_ENRICHMENT_CREDITS_PER_ROW_TYPICAL, LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS, LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL as SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL, MANAGED_DOMAIN_MARKUP as SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_DOMAIN_MARKUP, MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, MANAGED_INBOX_MARKUP as SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_MARKUP, PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS, PRICE_SHEET_VERIFIED as SNAPSHOT_PRICE_SHEET_VERIFIED, SEND_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_SEND_CREDITS, SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100 as SNAPSHOT_SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100, TOPUP_USD_PER_100 as SNAPSHOT_TOPUP_USD_PER_100, VOICE_CREDITS_PER_AMD_CALL as SNAPSHOT_VOICE_CREDITS_PER_AMD_CALL, VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE as SNAPSHOT_VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE, VOICE_MARKUP as SNAPSHOT_VOICE_MARKUP, VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, } from "./pricing-snapshot.generated.js";
+import { CREDITS_PER_USD as SNAPSHOT_CREDITS_PER_USD, DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX as SNAPSHOT_DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX, DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS as SNAPSHOT_SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS, ENRICHMENT_CREDITS_PER_ROW_TYPICAL as SNAPSHOT_ENRICHMENT_CREDITS_PER_ROW_TYPICAL, LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS, LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS, PRICE_SHEET_VERIFIED as SNAPSHOT_PRICE_SHEET_VERIFIED, SEND_CREDITS as SNAPSHOT_SEND_CREDITS, SENDING_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL as SNAPSHOT_SENDING_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL, SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100 as SNAPSHOT_SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100, VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE as SNAPSHOT_VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE, VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, X_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH as SNAPSHOT_X_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH, } from "./pricing-snapshot.generated.js";
+import { formatRepricingDate, repricedValue, scheduledRepricedValue, TOPUP_RATE_REPRICING, } from "./repricing.js";
 export { creditsToUsd, usdToCredits } from "./pricing-snapshot.generated.js";
 export const PRICING_SHEET_VERIFIED = SNAPSHOT_PRICE_SHEET_VERIFIED;
 export const PRICING_CREDITS_PER_USD = SNAPSHOT_CREDITS_PER_USD;
-/** On-demand top-up price per 100 credits (USD); subscriptions pay $1.00. */
-export const TOPUP_USD_PER_100 = SNAPSHOT_TOPUP_USD_PER_100;
+/**
+ * On-demand top-up price per 100 credits (USD) right now; subscriptions pay
+ * $1.00. It rises $1.25 → $1.30 at the 2026-09 repricing's instant (S10), so a
+ * page resolves it on the server and passes the number to client components,
+ * which cannot read the switch. Same value as `creditTopupUsdCentsPer100() / 100`
+ * from `@oxygen/shared/billing`.
+ */
+export function topupUsdPer100(options = {}) {
+    return repricedValue(TOPUP_RATE_REPRICING, options) / 100;
+}
+/**
+ * How marketing copy quotes the top-up rate per 100 credits: `inForce` is the
+ * rate charged now ("$1.25"); `scheduled` names the rate and date it moves to
+ * ("$1.30 from October 27, 2026") only while the repricing date is set and still
+ * ahead, so nothing is announced before an operator sets it.
+ */
+export function topupRateCopy(options = {}) {
+    const next = scheduledRepricedValue(TOPUP_RATE_REPRICING, options);
+    return {
+        inForce: `$${topupUsdPer100(options).toFixed(2)}`,
+        scheduled: next ? `$${(next.value / 100).toFixed(2)} from ${formatRepricingDate(next.effectiveAt)}` : null,
+    };
+}
 // Dollar-priced CAPACITY, re-exported on the client-safe subpath so the pricing
 // calculator and the marketing sections quote the same numbers the product
 // charges. These are not credits and must never be converted as if they were.
 export const SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS = SNAPSHOT_SENDING_SEAT_USD_CENTS;
-export const MANAGED_INBOX_USD_CENTS = SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_USD_CENTS;
-export const SENDING_DOMAIN_USD_CENTS = SNAPSHOT_SENDING_DOMAIN_USD_CENTS;
 export const SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100 = SNAPSHOT_SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100;
 /**
- * AI column runs, honest 5× of modeled tier COGS.
+ * AI column runs per tier (Fast / Balanced / Max), re-priced 2026-09-26 with the
+ * model refresh (Philipp: Clay-level quality, 30-50% under Clay, >= 5x markup,
+ * Max excepted). Calibrated production mean COGS per row is $0.0013 / $0.0079 /
+ * $0.098, so the markups are ~11x / ~5.1x / ~2.5x; Max at 2.5x is an explicit
+ * founder exception ("gpt-6 sol @ 2.5x markup"). Evidence and method:
+ * packages/shared/src/hosted-ai.ts.
  *
  * RESOLVER-DERIVED, not seed-derived: the canonical values live in
  * packages/integrations/src/cogs-rates.ts and are served per-workspace from
@@ -56,7 +81,7 @@ export const SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100 = SNAPSHOT_SUBSCRIPTION_USD_PER_100;
  * against the live estimator, so a tier re-price fails a test rather than
  * quietly mispricing the page.
  */
-export const AI_COLUMN_CREDITS = { low: 1.5, medium: 7.5, high: 25 };
+export const AI_COLUMN_CREDITS = { low: 1.5, medium: 4, high: 25 };
 /**
  * Web-search grounding, billed per PROVIDER CALL on top of the model — not a flat
  * adder.
@@ -67,53 +92,109 @@ export const AI_COLUMN_CREDITS = { low: 1.5, medium: 7.5, high: 25 };
  * never read.
  *
  * The figures below describe the DEFAULT research column, which since D53 discovers
- * then reads: `serper.search` (0.5) finds the URLs, then one additive
- * `exa.contents` read (0.5) turns the top result's ~160-char SERP teaser into real
- * page text. So a typical row spends 1 and a preview reserves 4.5, because the
- * ceiling must also cover the `exa.search` fallback (3.5) firing when serper finds
- * nothing. The read carries no fallback of its own — a read miss leaves the row
- * grounded on the snippets it already has.
+ * then reads: `serper.search` (0.5) finds the URLs, then an additive read turns the
+ * top result's ~160-char SERP teaser into real page text. The read tries OXYGEN's
+ * own `web.page_fetch` (0.1) first and `exa.contents` (0.5) only when the native
+ * fetch cannot read the page. So a typical row spends 0.6 and a preview reserves
+ * 4.6: the ceiling covers the `exa.search` fallback (3.5) firing when serper finds
+ * nothing plus both read lanes. A read miss leaves the row grounded on the snippets
+ * it already has.
  *
  * Both numbers are RESOLVER-DERIVED and pinned by pricing-sheet-conformance.test.ts
  * against the shipped default, so a re-price or a lane change fails a test rather
  * than quietly mispricing this page. Do not hand-edit them.
  */
-export const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_TYPICAL_CREDITS = 1;
-export const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_RESERVED_CREDITS = 4.5;
-/** Workflow/automation actions (steps, tool calls, row writes) — capacity guard. */
-export const AUTOMATION_ACTION_CREDITS = SNAPSHOT_AUTOMATION_ACTION_CREDITS;
+export const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_TYPICAL_CREDITS = 0.6;
+export const AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_RESERVED_CREDITS = 4.6;
+/**
+ * Research depth (Claygent parity). `quick` is the single grounded pass priced
+ * above (the column's tier price plus AI_COLUMN_WEB_SEARCH_*; 2.1 typical at the
+ * Fast tier). A `standard` or `deep` row runs a bounded agent loop — several model
+ * turns over a growing evidence list — on a model the DEPTH fixes (standard on the
+ * Fast tier, deep on Balanced; the column's own tier applies to quick only), so its
+ * model leg is one flat price per row, reserved once:
+ *
+ *   standard: 4.3 + 1.2 tools = 5.5 typical
+ *   deep:     7.6 + 2.4 tools = 10 typical
+ *
+ * Founder-ratified 2026-09-26: 30-50% under Clay, >=5x markup. The Clay comparison
+ * it was set against: Clay web research bills per row in Data Credits — GPT-5 Nano
+ * 0.5 DC, Mini/Flash 1 DC, Claygent Neon 2 DC, Argon 3 DC — at >= $0.05 per DC plus
+ * ~$0.01 of action per row; OXYGEN credits are $0.01. Every figure must also keep
+ * >= 5x over the loop's modelled COGS. Pinned against the live estimator by
+ * @oxygen/integrations pricing-sheet-conformance.test.ts.
+ *
+ * Per-turn cost basis after the 2026-09-26 model refresh (UNMEASURED for the
+ * loop -- measure on dev via Langfuse after deploy). One calibrated single call
+ * costs $0.0013 on Fast (gpt-6-luna) and $0.0079 on Balanced (deepseek-v4.1-flash,
+ * reasoning off); a loop turn re-sends its growing evidence, so it costs at
+ * least that. At 5x the standard leg (4.3 cr = $0.043) covers ~$0.0086 of model
+ * spend, about 6.6 Fast single-call equivalents; the deep leg (7.6 cr = $0.076)
+ * covers ~$0.0152, about 1.9 Balanced single-call equivalents. Deep is the one
+ * likely under 5x once a loop runs more than two turns.
+ */
+export const RESEARCH_DEPTH_MODEL_CREDITS = { standard: 4.3, deep: 7.6 };
+/** The tier whose model each loop depth runs on, whatever tier the column stores. */
+export const RESEARCH_DEPTH_MODEL_TIER = { standard: "low", deep: "medium" };
+/**
+ * The tool half of a standard/deep row. `typical` is the ratified planning shape —
+ * standard: 2 serper searches + 2 native page reads; deep: 3 serper searches + 4
+ * native reads + 1 exa.contents fallback read. `reserved` is every budgeted tool
+ * call at its dearest lane — each web_search, the row's shared exa.search pool
+ * (standard 1, deep 2: the zero-result fallback and semantic_search draw on it),
+ * each read's full ladder, deep's one Firecrawl read and site crawls. Deep's
+ * company-news call is opt-in (a news lead-lane column) and adds its own price to
+ * the reserve only there. Resolver-derived, pinned like the above.
+ */
+export const RESEARCH_DEPTH_GROUNDING_CREDITS = {
+    standard: { typical: 1.2, reserved: 7.4 },
+    deep: { typical: 2.4, reserved: 17.4 },
+};
+/** Typical per-row totals at each depth's default tier (founder-ratified 2026-09-26). */
+export const RESEARCH_DEPTH_TYPICAL_ROW_CREDITS = { quick: 2.1, standard: 5.5, deep: 10 };
 /**
- * Managed email inboxes: founder-ratified flat price (2026-07-25), superseding
- * the earlier dynamic vendor-COGS × 1.25 range. Kept as an object (min/typical/max
- * all equal) rather than a bare number so existing callers that destructure any
- * of the three fields need no shape change.
+ * Workflow steps are priced through the 2026-09 repricing switch, so this sheet
+ * carries no flat number for them: the price in force is
+ * `automationStepCredits()` (`@oxygen/shared/billing`), resolved on the server.
+ * The definition is re-exported for surfaces that show what the step costs
+ * before and after the switch. Row writes inside a run are free.
+ */
+export { AUTOMATION_STEP_CREDITS_REPRICING } from "./repricing.js";
+/**
+ * The flat mailbox line of a managed Google inbox after the 2026-09 repricing
+ * (400, decision 3.1, slice S32). Its 100-credit mailbox connection, warm-up
+ * included, bills beside it: 500 all-in. The all-in price waits for the S07
+ * switch, so a surface that quotes it uses `managedInboxAllInCredits()` from
+ * `@oxygen/shared/repricing`, resolved on the server. Kept as an object
+ * (min/typical/max all equal) so callers that destructure any field need no
+ * shape change.
  */
-export const MANAGED_INBOX_MARKUP = SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_MARKUP;
 export const MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = {
     min: SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH,
     typical: SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH,
     max: SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_INBOX_CREDITS_PER_MONTH,
 };
 /**
- * VOICE (the call channel). Marked up 5×, not the 1.25× infra rule the inbox and
- * domain rails use: a phone number carries ongoing reputation work (warm-up,
- * rotation, cap enforcement, health) that a mailbox rail does not, and the
- * per-minute rate is small enough that a 1.25× markup would not cover it.
+ * VOICE (the call channel). One price per connected minute, 5 credits ($0.05),
+ * with answering-machine detection folded in (repricing 2026-09, decision 7.3;
+ * it was 9 a minute plus 3.8 per connected call). A call nobody answered is free.
  *
- * A browser-softphone call bills TWO Twilio legs, which is easy to miss:
+ * A browser-softphone call bills TWO Twilio legs, which is easy to miss when
+ * checking the margin:
  *   browser/app (the rep's WebRTC leg)  $0.0040 / min
  *   outbound to a US local/mobile       $0.0140 / min
  *                                       ─────────────
- *                                       $0.0180 / min
- * Costing only the outbound leg undercharges every call by 29%.
+ *                                       $0.0180 / min  → 5 credits is ~2.8×
+ * Costing only the outbound leg understates the cost of every call by 29%.
  */
-export const VOICE_MARKUP = SNAPSHOT_VOICE_MARKUP;
 export const VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_VOICE_NUMBER_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
 export const VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE = SNAPSHOT_VOICE_CREDITS_PER_MINUTE;
-export const VOICE_CREDITS_PER_AMD_CALL = SNAPSHOT_VOICE_CREDITS_PER_AMD_CALL;
-/** Managed domains: registrar at-cost × 1.25 (≈ a $10.44 .com → ~13,050 credits/yr). */
-export const MANAGED_DOMAIN_MARKUP = SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_DOMAIN_MARKUP;
-export const MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL = SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL;
+/**
+ * Sending domain bought through OXYGEN: InboxKit's cost passed through at 1.0x, a year at
+ * a time, renewed yearly at the vendor's renewal cost (repricing 2026-09, decision 3.3).
+ * Representative: a .com is 1,250 credits a year; the charge is the exact domain's price.
+ */
+export const SENDING_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL = SNAPSHOT_SENDING_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL;
 /**
  * Inbox deliverability (EmailGuard placement seat). A flat monthly price per
  * SUBSCRIBED inbox covering continuous deliverability monitoring (blacklist,
@@ -123,10 +204,16 @@ export const MANAGED_DOMAIN_CREDITS_PER_YEAR_TYPICAL = SNAPSHOT_MANAGED_DOMAIN_C
  *
  * THE ALLOWANCE IS LOAD-BEARING, not a perk. Placement COGS is per TEST
  * ($0.1327 on EmailGuard's Agency plan), not per inbox, so an unbounded seat
- * inverts its own margin: at $1.00/inbox-month the EIGHTH test in a cycle is
- * already sold at a loss. Two included tests cost $0.265 against $1.00 of
- * revenue — a ~73% margin — and everything past them bills
+ * inverts its own margin: at $1.00/inbox-month the EIGHTH test in a cycle was
+ * already sold at a loss. Two included tests cost $0.265 against $1.35 of
+ * revenue at the 2026-09 price, and everything past them bills
  * PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS. Orgs on their own EmailGuard key (BYOK) pay 0.
+ *
+ * These two prices are the RATIFIED list prices from the 2026-09 repricing
+ * (135 and 66, slice S30). The rises wait for the S07 effective-date switch, so
+ * a surface that quotes or bills uses `deliverabilitySeatCredits()` and
+ * `placementTestCredits()` from `@oxygen/shared/repricing` (100 and 16.6 until
+ * the switch's instant), never these constants.
  */
 export const DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_DELIVERABILITY_SEAT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
 export const DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX = SNAPSHOT_DELIVERABILITY_INCLUDED_TESTS_PER_INBOX;
@@ -137,17 +224,28 @@ export const PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CREDITS = SNAPSHOT_PLACEMENT_TEST_OVERAGE_CR
  * price; every per-action charge is 0. Per-MESSAGE sends on email and WhatsApp
  * stay 0 too — but a connected WhatsApp NUMBER carries its own monthly
  * connection fee, see WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH.
+ *
+ * The value is the seeded price after the 2026-09 repricing (3,400, decision
+ * 2.1). The price in force before its effective-date switch is lower: resolve
+ * it with repricedChargeCredits from `@oxygen/shared/repricing` on the server.
  */
 export const LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
 export const LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS = SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_ACTION_CREDITS;
 export const LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_LINKEDIN_TYPICAL_ACTIONS_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
 /**
  * WhatsApp numbers: flat monthly connection fee per connected number, the same
- * seat shape as LinkedIn. Billed off the rolling-30d peak, so a number connected
- * part-way through a month still bills the full cycle. WhatsApp message sends
- * themselves remain 0 credits.
+ * seat shape as LinkedIn. WhatsApp message sends themselves remain 0 credits.
+ * Seeded at the 2026-09 repricing's price (3,000, decision 2.3); resolve the
+ * price in force with repricedChargeCredits.
  */
 export const WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_WHATSAPP_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
+/**
+ * X accounts: monthly credit reservation per connected account (2026-09
+ * repricing, decision 2.2). Like the LinkedIn and WhatsApp constants above this
+ * is the seeded, post-repricing price; show the price in force with
+ * repricedChargeCredits from `@oxygen/shared/repricing`.
+ */
+export const X_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_X_ACCOUNT_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
 /** Dedicated egress IP add-on. */
 export const EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH = SNAPSHOT_EGRESS_IP_CREDITS_PER_MONTH;
 /**
@@ -173,7 +271,7 @@ export const ENRICHMENT_CREDITS = {
     phone_find_typical: 99, // Prospeo/Findymail-class mobile
     company_enrich_typical: 9.9,
     web_search: 0.5, // Serper
-    page_scrape: 4, // Firecrawl (wedge price)
+    page_scrape: 1.6, // Firecrawl, 5x of $0.0032 (repricing 2026-09, S44)
     linkedin_profile_scrape: 1, // Managed profile credit at $0.002 COGS, exactly 5x
 };
 /** Editable calculator default: blended credits per fully-enriched row. */