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feat(web): thread details can show what a thread has cost - #34338
The Usage tab prices model usage per day and per model, but nothing says what one thread has cost. To find out, you have to guess from the daily totals.
Change
Thread details gains an optional Cost row, off by default like Usage limits and Context window. Turn it on in Settings → Appearance → Thread details or by right-clicking the card.
The row shows the thread's model usage at API prices. Hovering it shows the cost by token type (input, cache read, cache write, output) and the token total.
It is the Usage tab's own estimate narrowed to the thread, so the two always agree: same rate table, price overrides, model aliases, model filter, and fast-tier premiums.
It is a plain figure with no bar. A bar in this card means "how much of a limit is used", and a cost has no limit.
The row sits in the same grid as Context window, so labels and values line up. It updates when a turn ends, and it is hidden until the server reports usage for the thread.
How it works:
UsageSummaryInput takes an optional threadId. UsageService.readSummary then reads every provider thread the thread holds and keeps only their native sessions' records, from the thread's creation time. The aggregator applies both before deduplication, next to the existing model filter. The RPC handler is unchanged.
The start instant matters for forks. A forked Claude transcript repeats its source's earlier records with their original timestamps, so without it a fork would be charged for the history it copied.
The server announces this with a usageThreadFilter capability. An older server would ignore threadId and return every thread's usage, so the client only asks servers that have it.
The client reuses the existing usageSummary query. It reads again when a turn ends, and once more when a turn ended while a read was still scanning, because that read may have scanned before the turn's last records.
Scope and limits
No prior discussion. This is a feature, so I understand it may be closed or deferred.
The cost covers the thread's own conversations, including subagents the provider runs inside them. Threads it started (delegated tasks, forks) show their own cost.
The split is by token type. Providers report usage per model request, not per tool call, so a per-tool split cannot be derived from these records.
Usage is kept for 92 days, so a thread older than that undercounts, as it does in the Usage tab.
A provider whose usage records do not carry the thread's native session id gets no row instead of a wrong $0.00. Pi is one: its thread ref is a session file path, while its usage records carry the id from the session header.
When a provider has to start a fresh conversation in place, such as after a failed resume, the thread keeps only the new session id, so usage before that point is left out. Covering it needs the thread's event history, which the usage path cannot read today. The user docs say so.
The row costs one usage scan when the card opens with an answer older than a minute, and one when a turn ends. On my machine, with a very large Claude transcript directory, the first scan on a fresh server took 9.5 s and later scans about 0.4 s. That is why it is off by default.
Mobile is unchanged. It has no thread details card.
Verification
vp run check:changed on the final diff: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (37 packages), and the React compiler check pass. The test step runs 93 tests: 90 pass, including the new ones. The 3 that fail also fail on untouched main on macOS (/private/var versus /var temp paths in UsageService.test.ts and ServerEnvironment.test.ts).
New tests: the aggregator keeps only the chosen sessions and applies the filter before deduplication; the service narrows a summary to a fork's own turn, gives a thread with no conversation yet no usage instead of everyone's, and fails for an unknown thread; the client asks nothing of a server without the capability and keeps the creation day in the window when its clock trails the server's; the refresh rule follows a read that a turn end overtook with one more.
Manual pass in the web client from vp run dev with isolated state, on real threads:
A two-turn Claude Sonnet thread showed $0.04. Recomputing from its transcript and the cached rate table gives $0.0415.
With the card left open, sending a follow-up changed the row when the turn ended, without the row disappearing. After a third turn the hover's token total went from 92k to 116k.
A one-turn Claude Haiku thread ($0.0035) shows <$0.01.
A one-turn Codex thread showed a row whose token total (25k) matches the session's rollout file (25,398 tokens). It showed the same figure again after the session lookup moved into the usage service.
Measured in the page: the Cost and Context rows share the label's left edge (1007 px) and the value's right edge (1249 px), with the same type size, weight, and color. With Context window turned off, the Cost row keeps both edges.
Not checked: providers other than Claude and Codex (Pi is known not to match, see above), the packaged desktop app (it renders the same web code), and a remote environment.
Before, with Usage limits and Context window on:
After, with Cost on:
Hovering the row:
Light theme:
Claude Fable 5.2 in T3 Code (Claude Code harness).
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🟠 Highstate/usage.ts:276
Reopening a thread after an older inactive provider conversation falls outside the loaded history window omits that conversation's native ID from sessionFilter, so usageSummary excludes its earlier usage and understates the displayed thread total. projection.providerThreads comes from windowed readProjection, not the thread's complete session inventory; build the filter from that complete inventory instead.
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Reopening a thread after an older inactive provider conversation falls outside the loaded history window omits that conversation's native ID from `sessionFilter`, so `usageSummary` excludes its earlier usage and understates the displayed thread total. `projection.providerThreads` comes from windowed `readProjection`, not the thread's complete session inventory; build the filter from that complete inventory instead.
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The change adds thread-scoped usage filtering to usage requests and server aggregation. The client builds supported thread-specific requests and refreshes usage after provider turns. Thread details can show an API-price estimate through a Cost option that is hidden by default.
Changes: Thread usage cost
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Summary
Usage filter contract and input packages/contracts/src/usage.ts, packages/contracts/src/environment.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.test.ts
The usage input supports an optional thread ID, and the environment capability indicates whether the server supports thread filtering. Client runtime builds thread-scoped requests and tracks turn-end refreshes. Tests cover request windows and refresh decisions.
Server session filtering apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts, apps/server/src/environment/ServerEnvironment.ts, apps/server/src/server.ts
The server resolves provider sessions for a thread and filters records by session and creation time before deduplication. The session filter is included in scan keys. The server advertises the capability, and tests cover filtered summaries and aggregation.
Thread usage query and display apps/web/src/state/usage.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsPanel.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/threadDetailsItems.ts, docs/user/usage.md
Web state loads thread usage when the required scope and capability are available. Thread details add a hidden-by-default Cost option and display the estimate and available usage details.
pingdotgg/t3code#28430: The change routes thread cost requests through the usage-summary path, where the reported slow scans remain relevant. It does not change the scan performance issue.
The Cost row will not appear for Pi threads, which is documented. A mismatch across providers' session IDs is very unlikely. Neither blocks merging, but owners should be aware of them.
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The title "feat(web): thread details can show what a thread has cost" matches the main change: an optional Cost row in the thread details card that shows an API-price estimate for a thread. The changeset also adds server-side thread filtering and a capability flag, which support this feature. The title is concise, specific, and follows the conventional commit format.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. Problem and Change are clear and specific. Verification lists focused tests, manual checks with observed results, and items not checked, and it includes UI before and after screenshots. It also names the model and harness at the end. The Scope section admits the change is a feature, not a bug fix, which conflicts with the template's rule that only bug fixes are accepted and that a linked issue is required. The section gives no issue link, and it does not say whether a maintainer asked for the PR.
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Rework the Scope section to match the template. The template accepts bug fixes only, so either reframe the change as fixing a bug in the Usage or thread details behavior, or state that a maintainer requested the feature and link that request. Link the relevant issue if one exists. The author's note that this is a feature with no prior discussion does not satisfy the Scope requirement.
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Review comments at @packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.ts:
- Line 47: Update the date-range calculation around `sinceDay` so that when the
viewer’s current day precedes `createdDay`, `untilDay` also extends to
`createdDay`. Preserve the existing range behavior when the viewer’s day is on
or after the creation day.
- Line 37: Update the sessionIds construction from input.providerThreads so Pi
threads use the UUID from the session header that the usage reader assigns to
UsageRecord.sessionId, rather than nativeThreadRef.nativeId’s file path;
establish how that ID is carried or resolved before adding it. Preserve existing
behavior for other providers, and add a focused test verifying the Pi producer
and usage reader match on the session ID.
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Use Pi’s usage session ID instead of its session file path.
For a Pi thread, nativeThreadRef.nativeId is a session file path. Pi’s usage reader sets UsageRecord.sessionId to the UUID in that file’s session header. The server compares these strings directly, so it rejects every Pi record. A Pi-only thread never shows the Cost row. Carry or resolve the usage session ID before building sessionIds, and cover this producer–reader contract in a focused test. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the sessionIds construction from input.providerThreads so Pi threads use the UUID from the session header that the usage reader assigns to UsageRecord.sessionId, rather than nativeThreadRef.nativeId’s file path; establish how that ID is carried or resolved before adding it. Preserve existing behavior for other providers, and add a focused test verifying the Pi producer and usage reader match on the session ID.
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Confirmed, not fixed here. A Pi thread's native ref is the session file path, and Pi's usage records carry the id from the session header, so a Pi thread shows no row (never a wrong figure). Matching them needs a contract between the Pi adapter and its usage reader that I cannot run against a live Pi. The user docs and the PR's limits now name Pi.
Cost could undercount on long threads (Sol 1). The client built the session list from the paged chat projection, which drops idle provider threads once their items leave the window. The request now carries threadId, and the server reads every provider thread the thread holds. The capability is renamed usageThreadFilter.
A refresh at turn end could keep a stale answer (Sol 2). A turn ending while a summary was still scanning joined that scan. The client now follows such a read with one more. The rule is a pure function with a test for this order of events. It also keys on the latest turn end, not on a count of loaded turns, which paging could change.
The row disappeared when the query changed (Opus 2). The row keeps its last answer until the new query answers. Resolving sessions on the server also removes two of the three triggers, because the session list is no longer part of the query.
No test for the gate against an all-threads cost (Opus 3). The capability check moved into threadUsageSummaryInput, with a test. A server test also checks that a thread with no conversation yet gets no usage instead of everyone's.
Docs did not say when the row stays hidden (Opus 4). Added to docs/user/usage.md.
Simplifications S1 to S3 (Opus). Dropped the key on CostRow, used threadKey and parseThreadKey, and moved the visibility conditions into the panel's show flags.
Partly fixed
A session replaced in place drops out of the cost (Opus 1). Confirmed: ProviderTurnStartService clears the native ref on a failed resume, an exhausted handoff budget or uncertain history delivery, and the provider thread row keeps only the new id. Resolving on the server does not recover the old id, because only the event log has it, and no finite event read reaches the usage path. Adding one means new plumbing through the event sink, orchestrator and thread management, which is out of scope here. The limit is now in the user docs and in the PR's "Scope and limits".
Dropped
S4, make sinceTime required (Opus): no longer applies. The client sends no start instant; the server takes it from the thread.
Checked after the fixes
vp run check:changed passes except for the same 3 tests that fail on untouched main on macOS. In the dev app, a Claude thread re-read its cost after a turn ended (hover total 92k to 116k tokens), and a Codex thread's row matched its rollout file's token total (25k).
Checkout verified: HEAD = b53c4f0, no tracked changes. Base = 5da53f87d9 (main).
Findings
1. Medium: the cost loses a session that was replaced in place, so the figure can go down
Where:packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.ts:36-37. The session ids come only from each provider thread's current nativeThreadRef.
Failing case: when resume fails, the context handoff budget runs out, or history delivery is uncertain, ProviderTurnStartService starts a fresh native session on the same provider-thread row. Its code says "Clear the native ref to force a fresh session while preserving row identity" (apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.ts:1351-1359, forceNewNativeThread: true).
The client reducer upserts provider threads by id (packages/client-runtime/src/state/orchestrationV2Projection.ts:349-350). The old native id disappears from projection.providerThreads.
threadUsageSummaryInput then asks only for the new session. Everything the thread spent before the recovery drops out of the Cost row, and the row's value falls after the next turn ends.
This contradicts the PR's "every provider conversation it has held" and the docs' "covers the thread's own conversations".
Fix: resolve the session set on the server from the thread's persisted history instead of the client's current projection. For example, let the filter carry the threadId. The server would collect every nativeThreadRef.nativeId from that thread's provider-thread.updated events. EventSink.ts:460 already queries $.nativeThreadRef.nativeId this way.
If that is out of scope, add the limit to docs/user/usage.md and the PR's "Scope and limits", and add a test case where a provider thread's native ref is replaced.
2. Low: the row disappears whenever the query key changes
Where:apps/web/src/state/usage.ts:279-290, with packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.ts:40-49.
Failing case: the query input includes untilDay (read from the wall clock each time the atom recomputes) and the session id list. Any change in either creates a new usageSummary query atom. AsyncResult.getOrElse(get(query), () => null) then returns null, so CostRow renders nothing until the new scan answers (the PR measured 0.4 s warm and 9.5 s cold). Three ways to trigger it:
the card is open across local midnight and the next turn starts;
a provider switch adds a provider thread whose native id lands when the turn starts;
the recovery in Finding 1 runs.
Only the same-key refresh at turn end keeps the old value. That is the one case the PR checked ("without the row disappearing").
Fix: keep the last answered MergedUsage for the thread in the family closure, next to pricedTurns. Return it while the current query has no value. useUsage's lastAnswered does the same for the Usage tab.
3. Low: no test for the guard that stops a wrong all-sessions cost
Where:apps/web/src/state/usage.ts:261-269 (capability and scope gate) and :285-289 (refresh when a turn settles).
Failing case: if the usageSummaryInput call is ever made without the usageSessionFilter check, an older server ignores the filter. The row then shows the whole environment's spend as the thread's cost. Nothing tests this. The refresh-on-settle logic, a stateful comparison held in a closure, is not tested either. The only new client test covers threadUsageSummaryInput.
Fix: have threadUsageSummaryInput take the environment capabilities and return null when usageSessionFilter !== true, so the gate sits in the tested pure function. Then add one case to the existing describe("threadUsageSummaryInput") in packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.test.ts.
4. Low (docs): the row never appears in some setups, and the docs don't say so
Where:docs/user/usage.md:153-157.
Failing case: a user turns on Cost and never sees a row in any of these cases:
Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Kiro and Pi, which have no usage records with a matching session id;
a paired client without diagnostics access;
an older server.
The docs only say "The row appears once the provider's usage for the thread is recorded", which reads as "wait".
Fix: add one sentence naming the providers it covers (Claude and Codex, per the PR) and that it needs a server and session that can read usage.
What goes away:CostRow holds no React state. useThreadUsage({ environmentId, threadId }) already switches atoms when the props change, so forcing a remount gains nothing.
What stays the same: the render output.
S2. Low: use the existing thread key helpers
Where:apps/web/src/state/usage.ts:254-255 and :303-305.
What goes away: the JSON.stringify / JSON.parse(key) as ScopedThreadRef round trip and its cast. Use threadKey / parseThreadKey from packages/client-runtime/src/state/entities.ts:52,84, the helpers quietThreadAtom uses for the same ref.
What goes away:visible.cost && !props.draftId is written twice, and the context condition is split across the guard and the prop. The panel already has a show object (line 153) whose comment says "Section flags follow the rows that will render". Add cost: visible.cost && !props.draftId and context: visible.context ? props.usage.contextWindow : null to it, and use those values in both places.
What stays the same: rendering.
S4. Low: make the session filter's sinceTime required
Where:packages/contracts/src/usage.ts:131 and apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts:732-741,778-786.
What goes away: the only caller always sends sinceTime. Making it required removes the Option.none() path and the onNone: () => 0 fallback, and shortens the validation to one DateTime.make check.
What stays the same: the wire behavior for the one client, and the invalidWindow error for a bad instant.
Checked
Server filter (usageAggregation.ts:208-216): applied after the model filter and before deduplication, so another session's copy cannot claim a shared dedupe key. distinctSessions counts only kept records. The hourly sinceTimeMs and untilTimeMs do not collide with the nested sessions.sinceTimeMs.
In-flight scan key (UsageService.ts:950-963): includes sessionFilter. The client sorts and deduplicates the ids, so the key is stable. The client query family keys by the full input, so thread queries never share a cache entry with the Usage tab's.
Capability gating: Effect Schema drops unknown keys on an older server, so the gate is needed and correctly placed. The flag is added to the contract and to ServerEnvironment. The RPC handler is unchanged and stays a thin call to usage.readSummary.
Fork handling:
Claude: the sinceTime = thread createdAt cut-off excludes history copied with its original timestamps.
Codex: the reader already suppresses fork copies (codexUsage.ts:157-241).
Codex session ids come from the rollout's session_meta id. Claude session ids come from each transcript record's sessionId.
Claude rollback (ClaudeAdapterV2.ts:12310-12370): a non-start rollback keeps the same native session, so rolled-back turns stay priced. Only the recovery path in Finding 1 replaces the session id in place.
Refresh behavior:
quietThreadAtom changes on providerTurns and providerThreads reference changes (sameThreadStructure), so the turn-settled refresh fires.
The 60 s staleTimeMs and revalidate-on-mount match the PR's "one scan when the card opens".
get.refresh inside a derived atom has precedents in the repo.
UI:
ThreadDetailsSection hides itself when its last div is empty, so an enabled Cost row with no answer leaves no empty section or divider, and the "Choose what to show" fallback still appears.
The removed ThreadDetailsContext has no other importers or tests.
dimValue only changes the cost row's value color.
The <$0.01, unpriced, and partially unpriced cases are handled.
Settings:cost is added to THREAD_DETAILS_ITEMS and appears in Settings and the context menu through the shared list. It is off by default, and Reset still works.
Tests run at head:
vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts: 23 passed.
vp test run apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts -t "narrows a summary": 1 passed.
Not run: the full suite, lint, typecheck, and a manual pass in the app.
Codex report: gpt-6.1-sol at xhigh effort
Findings
[P2] Build the lifetime session filter from complete history, not the paged projection — apps/web/src/state/usage.ts:275–278.
quietThreadAtom contains the bounded chat projection. Its providerThreads are not every conversation the thread has held: ProjectionStore.ts:3622–3629 keeps active owners and owners referenced by the retained timeline/node cohort. After a provider switch, an older idle conversation disappears once its items leave that window. Reopening a long thread therefore prices only the remaining sessions, potentially reducing the displayed lifetime cost; loading older history can change the answer again. The same problem affects older completed native subagents with separate session IDs.
Reproduced with the actual in-memory projection store and threadUsageSummaryInput: a thread with an older idle session, a current active session, and 80 completed items produced fullSessions=["current-session","old-session"], but its bounded snapshot produced boundedSessions=["current-session"].
Fix: obtain the complete thread-owned session set independently of timeline pagination, preferably server-side from the thread identity, including its native subagents. Add a case that checks the same total before/after a bounded snapshot and history expansion.
[P2] Ensure a completion refresh cannot reuse a pre-completion scan — apps/web/src/state/usage.ts:284–289.
If a turn finishes while an earlier summary request is still scanning, get.refresh(query) sends the identical input. UsageService.readSummary joins the existing detached scan for that key (UsageService.ts:975–976). For example, the scan can have read the Claude transcript before its final usage is appended while another provider source is still pending. The completion refresh then receives that earlier snapshot. pricedTurns has already advanced, so its arrival causes no follow-up scan; the mounted row stays stale until another invalidation.
A gated replay of the checkout's exact scanKey and readSummary implementations confirmed this schedule: after usage changed from 1 to 2, both requests returned 1 and only one scan ran.
Fix: queue a rescan after any outstanding pre-completion request settles, or carry a completion generation through the query/server scan key so completion requires a subsequent scan. Cover this race with a deferred scanner test.
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Read the supplied PR context, full diff against main, repository/contribution instructions, changed tests, and surrounding pricing, aggregation, provider transcript, RPC cache, and paged thread-projection code.
Ran vp test run packages/client-runtime/src/state/usage.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts -t 'threadUsageSummaryInput|keeps only the chosen|narrows a summary': 3 files passed, 5 tests passed, 67 unselected tests skipped.
Checked capability gating for older servers, diagnostics scope gating, fork timestamp filtering, model-filter/alias/override reuse, and the cost/context rendering changes. No additional simplification finding warranted.
Verification used isolated in-memory fixtures; no live database, browser, or provider turn was used. No code edits, commits, or GitHub posts.
AI-generated review. Reviewers:
Claude using claude-opus-5-5 at xhigh effort.
Codex using gpt-6.1-sol at xhigh effort.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts:
- Around line 159-160: Update the UsageSessions aggregation to carry provider
identity alongside each native session ID, and match both provider and session
ID before including usage in a thread summary. Include provider identity in the
scan key so identical native IDs from different providers remain distinct.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/ws.ts:
- Line 2606: Move thread-session resolution from the transport handler into a
thread-scoped method on UsageService: encapsulate the thread-record lookup,
session-filter derivation, and usage summary read in that method. Update the
handler to call the new UsageService method once and map its typed errors,
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/state/usage.ts:
- Line 297: Update the `summary === null` handling in the query result flow so a
failed changed model-filter query clears `answered` or marks it stale, rather
than presenting the previous cost as current. Preserve `answered` while the new
query is pending, and distinguish pending from failed states using the existing
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If two providers use the same native session ID, the thread summary can include the other provider’s usage. Carry provider identity through UsageSessions and match both fields before aggregation. Include provider identity in the scan key.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts around lines 159 - 160:
Update the UsageSessions aggregation to carry provider identity alongside each native session ID, and match both provider and session ID before including usage in a thread summary. Include provider identity in the scan key so identical native IDs from different providers remain distinct.
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Not changing this. Native session ids are UUIDs or file paths minted by each provider, so a collision across providers needs two of them to mint the same id. Scoping would add a driver-to-usage-provider mapping for a case that does not occur in practice.
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@chledowski Understood. The risk depends on a cross-provider session ID collision, and you consider it too low to justify the mapping. I won’t request this change further.
Rebased on main (7fab4ef978) to clear the conflict. New head: 50f1841def.
One file conflicted, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts, against #33993 (provisional answers from the last scan):
scanSummary, readWindow and the in-flight scan key now take both provisional and the thread's sessions, so a provisional read and an exact read of the same thread stay separate scans.
A thread with nothing counted in the saved answer gets an exact scan, through the same readWindow rule as a model filter that matches nothing.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck and React compiler pass. Four tests fail on my Mac, and fail the same way on main at 7fab4ef978 without this branch: three in UsageService.test.ts (Muse home discovery, Pi default home, Codex reconciliation) and one in ServerEnvironment.test.ts (install ownership). The usage tests this PR adds pass.
Rebased on main (43ce39595b) to clear a second conflict. New head: f756b48727.
Only apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts conflicted, against #35868, which moved this file's tests from it.live to it.effect. The thread test now uses it.effect like the rest of the file and passes on TestClock. No source change.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck and React compiler pass. The same four tests as in my previous note fail on my Mac; they passed in CI on the previous head.
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The Usage tab prices model usage per day and model, but nothing says what
one thread has cost. Thread details gains an optional Cost row, off by
default like Usage limits and Context window. It shows the thread's usage
at API prices and, on hover, the cost by token type.
The figure is the Usage tab's own estimate narrowed to the thread, so the
two always agree. Usage summaries take a session filter: the provider
sessions the thread has held, from the moment it was created, so a fork
does not count the history its transcript repeats. Servers announce the
filter with a capability, and the row stays hidden on servers without it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The client built the session list from the paged chat projection, which
drops idle provider threads once their items leave the window, so a long
thread could lose part of its cost. The summary request now carries the
thread id and the server reads every provider thread the thread holds.
A turn ending while a summary was still scanning joined that scan and kept
its stale answer. The client now follows such a read with one more.
The row also keeps its last answer while a changed query, such as a new
day's, has none yet.
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Review feedback on the PR:
- The RPC handler resolved a thread's sessions between two service calls.
UsageService.readSummary now takes the thread id and does it, so the
handler is one call again.
- A viewer whose clock trails the server's asked for a window that ended
before the thread's creation day. The window now always holds that day.
- After a failed read the row kept showing the figure before it. It now
shows none.
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verified unchanged head 95638af6969fdf71b9cd81de3eb1026f9aeca5f0 on this linux vm with repository playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome.
reproduced the missing cost row on github/main (6615615b12) in a separate worktree. installed both checkouts with vp i, ran their real dev servers one at a time, and reused isolated app data.
added a real git project through the app and completed real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns. no fixtures, replay provider, or mocked usage.
cost defaults off. enabling it through appearance settings shows the same conversation's cost and token tooltip. the card context menu also toggles it correctly.
a second turn with the card open refreshed 23k to 47k tokens without reloading. the provider recovered from retries and completed in 20 seconds. both rounded costs remain $0.03; exact cost increased as expected.
a separate thread has its own total. global usage still includes all sessions. context remains when cost is hidden; cost remains when context is hidden. an unstarted draft has no cost row. inspected light 1440×1000 and dark 1280×800.
same-server server.getUsageSummary responses compared with real codex rollout counters:
first thread, 1 turn: 22,649 tokens; $0.0276084; 1 record / 1 session
first thread, 2 turns: 46,764 tokens; $0.0330992; 2 records / 1 session
separate thread: 22,648 tokens; $0.0276144; 1 record / 1 session
unfiltered summary: 4 sessions, rather than either thread's total
blacksmith: 99 focused tests passed. vp run check:changed passed format, lint, knip, graphql, affected typechecks (37 packages), all 8 selected test files, and react compiler checks after installing the worker's missing chromium binary. github checks are green. no code changes or push needed.
before on main:
after on the pr, same conversation and data:
real follow-up recording; ends with a three-second hold of the captured 47k-token tooltip. animated copy for github; original mp4 playback and seeking checked in t3:
Not verified
packaged electron, native ios/android, relay/tunnel and multi-environment clients were not exercised on this linux web setup. other providers, provider-internal subagents, fork/resume recovery, and custom pricing/model alias/model filter ui paths were not exercised; the automated usage tests cover filtering and refresh logic but do not replace those provider checks.
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Problem
The Usage tab prices model usage per day and per model, but nothing says what one thread has cost. To find out, you have to guess from the daily totals.
Change
Thread details gains an optional Cost row, off by default like Usage limits and Context window. Turn it on in Settings → Appearance → Thread details or by right-clicking the card.
How it works:
UsageSummaryInputtakes an optionalthreadId.UsageService.readSummarythen reads every provider thread the thread holds and keeps only their native sessions' records, from the thread's creation time. The aggregator applies both before deduplication, next to the existing model filter. The RPC handler is unchanged.usageThreadFiltercapability. An older server would ignorethreadIdand return every thread's usage, so the client only asks servers that have it.usageSummaryquery. It reads again when a turn ends, and once more when a turn ended while a read was still scanning, because that read may have scanned before the turn's last records.Scope and limits
No prior discussion. This is a feature, so I understand it may be closed or deferred.
$0.00. Pi is one: its thread ref is a session file path, while its usage records carry the id from the session header.Verification
vp run check:changedon the final diff: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (37 packages), and the React compiler check pass. The test step runs 93 tests: 90 pass, including the new ones. The 3 that fail also fail on untouchedmainon macOS (/private/varversus/vartemp paths inUsageService.test.tsandServerEnvironment.test.ts).New tests: the aggregator keeps only the chosen sessions and applies the filter before deduplication; the service narrows a summary to a fork's own turn, gives a thread with no conversation yet no usage instead of everyone's, and fails for an unknown thread; the client asks nothing of a server without the capability and keeps the creation day in the window when its clock trails the server's; the refresh rule follows a read that a turn end overtook with one more.
Manual pass in the web client from
vp run devwith isolated state, on real threads:$0.04. Recomputing from its transcript and the cached rate table gives $0.0415.<$0.01.Not checked: providers other than Claude and Codex (Pi is known not to match, see above), the packaged desktop app (it renders the same web code), and a remote environment.
Before, with Usage limits and Context window on:
After, with Cost on:
Hovering the row:
Light theme:
Claude Fable 5.2 in T3 Code (Claude Code harness).
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