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834 was the number of methods typed `void`, not the number of operations that state a route without a response shape. The document has 891 of those; 57 come out `any` rather than `void`, which is why the two numbers differ. README, LLM.md and the hello/money flows all quoted the method count as if it were the operation count. Tags likewise: the `tags:` array declares 190 and operations use 191 (`compat` is used undeclared). 192 is the class count — the 191 tag classes plus `DefaultApi`, which carries the 50 untagged routes (`/`, `/.well-known/*`) and is not a product. The billing snippet in "The API surface" referenced a `config` no reader has, so it was the one README block that did not compile; it now builds its own Configuration and compiles under --strict on both Bundler and NodeNext resolution. LLM.md's IAM note named `src/models/role.ts`, which does not exist — the membership row is `role-assignment.ts`.
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TypeScript
27 lines
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TypeScript
// money — what is in the wallet, and what spent it.
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//
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// GET /v1/billing/balance get_billing_balance
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// GET /v1/billing/usage get_billing_usage
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//
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// Neither takes an org: the server derives the tenant from the token's `owner`
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// claim, so a key can only ever read its own money. No org flag, no X-Org-Id.
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//
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// Neither declares a response schema either, so the client types the body void
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// even though the server sends JSON. That is a document gap, not an SDK one —
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// 891 of the document's 2479 operations state the route and not its shape — so
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// this reads the raw payload rather than pretending a type it was not given.
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import { BillingApi } from 'hanzoai';
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import { config, fail } from '../client';
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async function main() {
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const billing = new BillingApi(config());
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const balance = await billing.getBillingBalance();
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console.log('balance:', JSON.stringify(balance.data as unknown, null, 2));
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const usage = await billing.getBillingUsage();
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console.log('usage:', JSON.stringify(usage.data as unknown, null, 2));
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}
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main().catch(fail);
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