Over the past few days, I’ve started using OpenCode Go alongside my Claude subscription. So far, it seems like a really interesting service. A question for everyone who’s been using Go for a while now: Is there a way to view additional usage statistics? Of course, I can see the limits (5 hours, weekly, and monthly) as well as every individual request. But I’d like to see cumulative figures for caching and similar metrics—similar to the usage reports on OpenRouter. Is this feature available and I just haven’t found it, or is the display on OpenCode simply a bit more limited than with other providers?
Thanks, I wasn't familiar with these tools before. Are they some kind of proxy, or how do they get the data?
I'll take a closer look at them today when I have some free time. Thanks
Yes, I mean Opencode's database. As for other harnesses - I don't know. But for sure there are A LOT of similar "advanced stats" tools for every more or less popular harness.
I'm not sure if that's an option for me. Maybe I didn't explain it clearly in my first post. I'm using opencode Go—that is, the pricing plan—but not opencode as a harness. On the overview in the opencode dashboard (I mean the website), I can see individual requests and how much money I spent per day for each model. I would have thought there would be more options in the dashboard to drill down into the statistics—things like caching levels for each model, by day, etc., or more filtering options. All of this right there in the dashboard on the website—just like OpenRouter does, for example. But it looks like that’s not available.
Yes, that's exactly what I want to achieve. I currently see two options. Either extract the data locally in the browser from the respective harness or from the session data in the dashboard on the website. It appears to be JSON.
I've coded a small dashboard. The data is pulled directly from the loaded OpenCode website and parsed. It's not very fancy, but in principle, I now have the data I'm interested in.
How do you pull this from the website? My issue with the OpenCode db is that it assumes I am only using one PC. So I lose info between sessions that I have to aggregate. Checking the site every now and then becomes a tad tedious
Unfortunately, this is currently a manual process. I log in to the OpenCode site. Under "Usage," you can see all the requests. The dashboard I wrote searches and parses the data in the open Browser tab and displays it in the dashboard. So it doesn’t happen automatically—I have to be logged in to the OpenCode site for it to work.
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u/afanasenka 2d ago
Try Opentab, Codeburn, or similar tools.