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The specific four steps of an AI cost attribution architecture are: edge tagging (injecting x-correlation-id, x-business-unit, and x-application-id at the API gateway layer using Kong or Envoy), context propagation (passing through orchestration layers such as LangChain and AutoGen via request headers), telemetry emission (intercepting LLM API calls to emit OpenTelemetry spans), and aggregation (ingesting spans into an observability data store to reconstruct the financial execution path).
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