feat: new agent demonstrating price prediction for each step of agentic workflow. #372
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Created the pricing-predictor agent sample, that demonstrates the use of after_model and after_agent callbacks to predict the approximate one-run, thousand-run and million-run cost of your agentic workflow.
The same callback can be added to any agent to as a demonstration of how to pass LLM-Response data such as token usage between steps in a workflow.
Warning: Pricing predicted or estimated through this tool is not a guarantee of actual billing costs, but a broad, back-of-the-envelope estimation of price of a workflow.