User 01:42 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

I have done some changes to tokenscope.js compared to main to add subagent costs and api calls and token numbers for more complete picture of what is going on in a session. Read the code and update the readme accordingly where needed based on this new inclusion. Also if you notice something that is wrong with the readme regarding how the code works please update those sections also.

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I'll start by reading the current code and README to understand the changes and what needs to be updated.

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Assistant 01:42 PM claude-opus-4-5
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Now I have a clear picture of the code and README. Let me analyze the key changes in the code compared to what the README describes:

Key additions in the code that need to be reflected in the README:

1. Subagent Analysis - The code has a full SubagentAnalyzer class that recursively analyzes child sessions (Task tool calls), tracking their tokens, costs, and API calls. The README does mention this in the example output but doesn't list it as a feature.

2. API Call Counts - The code tracks assistantMessageCount and displays API calls in the summary, but the README doesn't mention this as a feature.

3. Tool Call Counts - The code has collectToolCallCounts which tracks how many times each tool is called (displayed as 4x, 3x etc. in the tool breakdown).

4. includeSubagents parameter - The tool accepts an optional includeSubagents boolean parameter.

5. Architecture section is missing SubagentAnalyzer - The README lists 6 core components but the code now has 7 with SubagentAnalyzer.

Let me also check if there are any inaccuracies in how the README describes the code.

I'll update the README now:

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## Features

### Comprehensive Token Analysis
- **5 Category Breakdown**: System prompts, user messages, assistant responses, tool outputs, and reasoning traces
- **Visual Charts**: Easy-to-read ASCII bar charts with percentages and token counts
- **Smart Inference**: Automatically infers system prompts from API telemetry (since they're not exposed in session messages)

### Accurate Cost Tracking
- **41+ Models Supported**: Comprehensive pricing database for Claude, GPT, DeepSeek, Llama, Mistral, and more
- **Cache-Aware Pricing**: Properly handles cache read/write tokens with discounted rates
- **Session-Wide Billing**: Aggregates costs across all API calls in your session

### Dual Tracking System
- **Current Context**: Matches what OpenCode TUI displays (~2K difference expected)
- **Session Total**: Cumulative billing across all API calls
- **Clear Separation**: Understand the difference between current context and total costs

### Advanced Features
- **Tool Usage Stats**: Track which tools consume the most tokens
- **Top Contributors**: Identify the biggest token consumers
- **Model Normalization**: Handles `provider/model` format automatically
- **Multi-Tokenizer Support**: Uses official tokenizers (tiktoken for OpenAI, transformers for others)
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## Features

### Comprehensive Token Analysis
- **5 Category Breakdown**: System prompts, user messages, assistant responses, tool outputs, and reasoning traces
- **Visual Charts**: Easy-to-read ASCII bar charts with percentages and token counts
- **Smart Inference**: Automatically infers system prompts from API telemetry (since they're not exposed in session messages)

### Accurate Cost Tracking
- **41+ Models Supported**: Comprehensive pricing database for Claude, GPT, DeepSeek, Llama, Mistral, and more
- **Cache-Aware Pricing**: Properly handles cache read/write tokens with discounted rates
- **Session-Wide Billing**: Aggregates costs across all API calls in your session

### Subagent Cost Tracking
- **Child Session Analysis**: Recursively analyzes all subagent sessions spawned by the Task tool
- **Aggregated Totals**: Shows combined tokens, costs, and API calls across main session and all subagents
- **Per-Agent Breakdown**: Lists each subagent with its type, token usage, cost, and API call count
- **Optional Toggle**: Enable/disable subagent analysis with the `includeSubagents` parameter

### Dual Tracking System
- **Current Context**: Matches what OpenCode TUI displays (~2K difference expected)
- **Session Total**: Cumulative billing across all API calls
- **Clear Separation**: Understand the difference between current context and total costs

### Advanced Features
- **Tool Usage Stats**: Track which tools consume the most tokens and how many times each is called
- **API Call Tracking**: See total API calls for main session and subagents
- **Top Contributors**: Identify the biggest token consumers
- **Model Normalization**: Handles `provider/model` format automatically
- **Multi-Tokenizer Support**: Uses official tokenizers (tiktoken for OpenAI, transformers for others)
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### Basic Command

Simply type in OpenCode:
```
/tokenscope
```

The plugin will:
1. Analyze the current session
2. Count tokens across all categories
3. Calculate costs based on API telemetry
4. Display results in terminal
5. Save detailed report to `token-usage-output.txt`
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### Basic Command

Simply type in OpenCode:
```
/tokenscope
```

The plugin will:
1. Analyze the current session
2. Count tokens across all categories
3. Analyze all subagent (Task tool) child sessions recursively
4. Calculate costs based on API telemetry
5. Display results in terminal
6. Save detailed report to `token-usage-output.txt`

### Options

The tool accepts optional parameters:

- **sessionID**: Analyze a specific session instead of the current one
- **limitMessages**: Limit entries shown per category (1-10, default: 3)
- **includeSubagents**: Include subagent child session costs (default: true)
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## Architecture

### Core Components

1. **TokenizerManager**: Loads and caches tokenizers (tiktoken, transformers)
2. **ModelResolver**: Detects model and selects appropriate tokenizer
3. **ContentCollector**: Extracts content from session messages
4. **TokenAnalysisEngine**: Counts tokens and applies API telemetry
5. **CostCalculator**: Calculates costs from pricing database
6. **OutputFormatter**: Generates visual reports
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## Architecture

### Core Components

1. **TokenizerManager**: Loads and caches tokenizers (tiktoken, transformers)
2. **ModelResolver**: Detects model and selects appropriate tokenizer
3. **ContentCollector**: Extracts content from session messages, including tool call counts
4. **TokenAnalysisEngine**: Counts tokens and applies API telemetry adjustments
5. **CostCalculator**: Calculates costs from pricing database with cache-aware pricing
6. **SubagentAnalyzer**: Recursively fetches and analyzes child sessions from Task tool calls
7. **OutputFormatter**: Generates visual reports with charts and summaries
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Now let me also check if the "Understanding the Numbers" section needs updating to reflect the subagent totals:

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## Understanding the Numbers

### Current Context vs Session Total

- **Current Context (34K)**: What's in your context window right now
  - Based on most recent API call
  - Used to understand current memory usage

- **Session Total (493K)**: All tokens processed in this session
  - Sum of all 26 API calls
  - What you're actually billed for
  - Used for cost calculation

### Cache Tokens

- **Cache Read**: Tokens retrieved from cache (discounted rate ~90% off)
- **Cache Write**: Tokens written to cache (slight premium ~25% more)
- **Note**: Cache write is a billing charge, not additional context tokens
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## Understanding the Numbers

### Current Context vs Session Total

- **Current Context**: What's in your context window right now
  - Based on most recent API call
  - Used to understand current memory usage

- **Session Total**: All tokens processed in this session
  - Sum of all API calls in the main session
  - What you're billed for (main session only)
  - Used for cost calculation

### Subagent Totals

When using the Task tool, OpenCode spawns subagent sessions. These are tracked separately:

- **Subagent Tokens**: Combined tokens from all child sessions
- **Subagent API Calls**: Total API calls made by all subagents
- **Grand Total**: Main session + all subagents combined

The summary section shows a breakdown:
```
                          Cost        Tokens          API Calls
  Main session:      $    0.5677       375,686            15
  Subagents:         $    1.3888       566,474            23
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  TOTAL:             $    1.9565       942,160            38
```

### Cache Tokens

- **Cache Read**: Tokens retrieved from cache (discounted rate ~90% off)
- **Cache Write**: Tokens written to cache (slight premium ~25% more)
- **Note**: Cache write is a billing charge, not additional context tokens
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Let me also update the "Dual Tracking" section in "How It Works" since the code now has more sophisticated tracking:

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### Dual Tracking
- **Current Context**: Uses the most recent API call with non-zero tokens (matches TUI)
- **Session Total**: Aggregates all API calls for accurate billing

### Model Name Normalization
Automatically handles `provider/model` format (e.g., `qwen/qwen3-coder` → `qwen3-coder`)
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### Dual Tracking
- **Current Context**: Uses the most recent API call with non-zero tokens (matches TUI)
- **Session Total**: Aggregates all API calls for accurate billing

### Subagent Analysis
The plugin uses OpenCode's session API to:
1. Fetch all child sessions spawned by the Task tool
2. Recursively analyze nested subagents (subagents can spawn their own subagents)
3. Aggregate tokens, costs, and API call counts
4. Calculate estimated costs using the same pricing as the main session

### Model Name Normalization
Automatically handles `provider/model` format (e.g., `qwen/qwen3-coder` → `qwen3-coder`)
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Now let me verify the changes look correct by reading the updated README:

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The README has been updated. Here's a summary of the changes I made:

## Changes to README.md

### 1. Added new "Subagent Cost Tracking" feature section (lines 19-23)
- Documents the child session analysis capability
- Explains aggregated totals across main session and subagents
- Notes the per-agent breakdown with type, tokens, cost, and API call count
- Mentions the includeSubagents parameter toggle

### 2. Updated "Advanced Features" section (lines 30-35)
- Added tool call count tracking (the 4x, 3x shown in tool breakdown)
- Added API call tracking feature

### 3. Expanded "Usage" section (lines 118-133)
- Added step for analyzing subagent sessions
- Added new "Options" subsection documenting all three parameters:
- sessionID
- limitMessages
- includeSubagents

### 4. Added "Subagent Analysis" subsection under "How It Works" (lines 310-315)
- Explains how the plugin uses OpenCode's session API
- Documents the recursive analysis of nested subagents
- Explains token/cost/API call aggregation

### 5. Added "Subagent Totals" subsection under "Understanding the Numbers" (lines 376-391)
- Explains subagent token tracking
- Shows example of the summary table format
- Clarifies grand total calculation

### 6. Updated "Architecture" section (lines 399-409)
- Added SubagentAnalyzer as the 6th component
- Now lists 7 core components instead of 6
- Updated descriptions for accuracy (e.g., "including tool call counts", "with cache-aware pricing", "with charts and summaries")

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User 01:44 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

Anything redundant from the readme that can be removed? Ask before removing. I feel its a bit long now

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Looking at the README, I see a few areas that could potentially be trimmed:

1. Example Output section (lines 142-248) - This is 106 lines showing a full sample output. The example already appears in the "Understanding the Numbers > Subagent Totals" section as a smaller snippet. We could remove or significantly shorten this section since users will see the actual output when they run the command.

2. Manual Installation section (lines 48-91) - This is already in a collapsible <details> tag, but it's 43 lines. Since there's a one-line install, this could potentially be removed entirely or linked to a separate INSTALL.md file.

3. Duplicate information about cache tokens - The cache read/write explanation appears in both:
- "Accurate Cost Tracking" feature list (line 16)
- "Understanding the Numbers > Cache Tokens" section (lines 393-397)

4. "Dual Tracking System" feature section (lines 25-28) overlaps with "Understanding the Numbers > Current Context vs Session Total" (lines 365-374) - both explain the same concept.

5. Contributing section (lines 428-437) - Lists ideas for enhancement but provides no actual contribution guidelines. Could be shortened to just a link.

Which of these would you like me to remove or shorten? My recommendation would be:
- Remove or drastically shorten the Example Output (biggest space saver, ~100 lines)
- Remove the "Dual Tracking System" feature bullet points since it's explained better in "Understanding the Numbers"

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User 01:45 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

remove the dual tracking systems then. The example output its important to show the user what they will get by using the plugin i think

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Good point about the example output - it's a good showcase. Let me remove the "Dual Tracking System" feature section since it's redundant with the "Understanding the Numbers" explanation.

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### Subagent Cost Tracking
- **Child Session Analysis**: Recursively analyzes all subagent sessions spawned by the Task tool
- **Aggregated Totals**: Shows combined tokens, costs, and API calls across main session and all subagents
- **Per-Agent Breakdown**: Lists each subagent with its type, token usage, cost, and API call count
- **Optional Toggle**: Enable/disable subagent analysis with the `includeSubagents` parameter

### Dual Tracking System
- **Current Context**: Matches what OpenCode TUI displays (~2K difference expected)
- **Session Total**: Cumulative billing across all API calls
- **Clear Separation**: Understand the difference between current context and total costs

### Advanced Features
New
### Subagent Cost Tracking
- **Child Session Analysis**: Recursively analyzes all subagent sessions spawned by the Task tool
- **Aggregated Totals**: Shows combined tokens, costs, and API calls across main session and all subagents
- **Per-Agent Breakdown**: Lists each subagent with its type, token usage, cost, and API call count
- **Optional Toggle**: Enable/disable subagent analysis with the `includeSubagents` parameter

### Advanced Features
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Done. Removed the "Dual Tracking System" section (5 lines) since the same concepts are better explained in the "Understanding the Numbers > Current Context vs Session Total" section later in the README.

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User 01:55 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

Now I want to make this into a new release with a new release tag and some release note explaining the changes made today

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I'll help you create a new release. Let me first check the current state of the repository to understand the existing tags and release history.

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  • 3 $ bash cd /home/ramtinj/personal-workspace/opencode-tokenscope && gh release list --limit 5 2>/dev/null || echo 'No releases found or gh not configured'
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All 3 tools executed successfully.

Keep using the batch tool for optimal performance in your next response!
$ cd /home/ramtinj/personal-workspace/opencode-tokenscope && git tag -l --sort=-v:refname | head -10 List existing git tags -
v1.0.0
1.1.0
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6e3fd1d README updates
4913368 Trying to make the data visualization a bit cleaner
f9e5284 Proper counting of API calls for subagents added to the total
fe5e747 Starting some work on tracking subagent costs and tokens also
e352d47 Adding a way to update the plugin easily
c3286d7 Bump package number and update README.md
cdf80b9 Update model pricing and remove old models
043691c Update cost and token calculations to be more accurate
24151ea Small README type with earlier naming
a59b9df Proper package naming
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1.1.0	Latest	1.1.0	2025-11-29T09:29:31Z
v1.0.0		v1.0.0	2025-11-10T22:10:42Z
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Now let me check what changes are pending (uncommitted) and what's been added since the last release:

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On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.

nothing to commit, working tree clean
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6e3fd1d README updates
4913368 Trying to make the data visualization a bit cleaner
f9e5284 Proper counting of API calls for subagents added to the total
fe5e747 Starting some work on tracking subagent costs and tokens also
e352d47 Adding a way to update the plugin easily
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I see there are uncommitted changes from our README update today. Let me check:

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The working tree is clean - the README changes we made must have been committed already. Good.

Here's the plan for creating the release:

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## Release Plan

### Proposed Version: v1.2.0

Since 1.1.0 exists (without the v prefix), I'd suggest using v1.2.0 for consistency with v1.0.0. This is a minor version bump because you've added new features (subagent tracking) without breaking changes.

Question: Do you want v1.2.0 or 1.2.0 (without the v prefix to match 1.1.0)?

### Release Notes Draft


markdown
## What's New in v1.2.0

### Subagent Cost Tracking
- Child Session Analysis: Recursively analyzes all subagent sessions spawned by the Task tool
- Aggregated Totals: Combined tokens, costs, and API calls across main session and all subagents
- Per-Agent Breakdown: Each subagent shows type, token usage, cost, and API call count
- New includeSubagents parameter: Toggle subagent analysis on/off (default: true)

### Enhanced Summary
- New summary section showing main session vs subagent costs side-by-side
- Total API call counts for both main session and subagents
- Grand total combining all sessions

### Improved Tool Usage Breakdown
- Now shows call counts per tool (e.g., 4x, 3x)

### Documentation
- Updated README with subagent tracking documentation
- Added new "Options" section documenting all parameters
- Added "Understanding the Numbers > Subagent Totals" section


### Steps to Execute
1. Commit the README changes (if not already committed)
2. Create the git tag
3. Push the tag to origin
4. Create the GitHub release with the release notes

---

Does this look good? Any changes to the version number or release notes you'd like?

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User 01:56 PM anthropic/claude-opus-4-5

This looks really good but I want to manage the release myself through the github UI can you give me a step by step

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Sure! Here's a step-by-step guide to create the release through the GitHub UI:

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## Creating Release v1.2.0 via GitHub UI

### Step 1: Go to Your Repository
Navigate to: https://github.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope

### Step 2: Go to Releases
- Click on "Releases" in the right sidebar (or go to the "Code" tab and find it there)
- Or directly visit: https://github.com/ramtinJ95/opencode-tokenscope/releases

### Step 3: Create New Release
- Click the "Draft a new release" button (top right)

### Step 4: Fill in the Release Details

Choose a tag:
- Type v1.2.0 in the "Choose a tag" dropdown
- Select "Create new tag: v1.2.0 on publish"

Target:
- Leave as main (should be the default)

Release title:


text
v1.2.0 - Subagent Cost Tracking

Release notes (copy this into the description box):


markdown
## What's New

### Subagent Cost Tracking
- Child Session Analysis: Recursively analyzes all subagent sessions spawned by the Task tool
- Aggregated Totals: Combined tokens, costs, and API calls across main session and all subagents
- Per-Agent Breakdown: Each subagent shows type, token usage, cost, and API call count
- New includeSubagents parameter: Toggle subagent analysis on/off (default: true)

### Enhanced Summary
- New summary section showing main session vs subagent costs side-by-side
- Total API call counts for both main session and subagents
- Grand total combining all sessions

### Improved Tool Usage Breakdown
- Now shows call counts per tool (e.g., 4x, 3x)

### Documentation
- Updated README with subagent tracking documentation
- Added "Options" section documenting all parameters
- Added "Subagent Totals" explanation section


### Step 5: Publish
- Leave "Set as the latest release" checked
- Click "Publish release"

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That's it! The tag will be created automatically when you publish.

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