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…manent The $3/$15 step-up planned for 2026-09-01 was cancelled on 2026-08-10; $2/$10 is the permanent standard rate (verified upstream via gortex#784->#786). Row annotated as postdating AS_OF rather than bumping the snapshot date, since the other rows are still 06-10 values.
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One-row snapshot refresh.
The $3/$15 Sonnet 5 step-up planned for 2026-09-01 was cancelled on 2026-08-10 — $2/$10 is the permanent standard rate (verified upstream via gortex#784→#786, where the same correction was merged into gortex's own table).
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AS_OF = 2026-06-10as-is and annotated the row as postdating the snapshot, since the other rows are still 06-10 values — bumping the global date would overstate their freshness. If you'd rather refresh the whole table from OpenRouter's current endpoints API instead, happy to do that as a follow-up.