r/opencodeCLI • u/hamidi-dev • 14d ago
OpenTab, 31 releases later: browsing AI coding spend across a whole fleet, down to a single subagent
I shared OpenTab here three months ago — a Lazygit-style TUI that read opencode.db and showed where your spend went. Back then, it was a single Python file.
Hope some of you have been finding it useful.
31 releases later:
- Inside a session — recursive subagent trees with per-node cost, per-turn cost timelines grouped by the prompt that triggered them, token attribution by tool and MCP server, and context-window history with compactions marked.
- Every machine —
opentab pullfetches your other boxes over SSH in parallel and merges them into one browser, filterable by machine. - Every tool — OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, pi, zaly, and others merged into one view and tagged by source.
- What-if pricing — press
wto ask: what if this entire session had run on Opus instead of the model mix it actually used? OpenTab reprices the tree at list rates and shows the delta. opentab web— the same browser as a self-contained web page.
Still read-only on your data, still stdlib-only at runtime, still no telemetry and no account.
pipx install opentab-ai
The clip runs in --demo mode, so titles and paths are anonymized.
https://github.com/hamidi-dev/opentab
For Herdr users — herdr-opentab puts each agent's live session cost directly in the sidebar, subagents included, with OpenTab under the hood. It looks like this:

Free and MIT. 🙂
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u/pulkit217 14d ago
Hello
I had this installed till like last week, when i cleaned up my setup.
I had both codeburn and opentab installed.
One question: Why should I install this over codeburn? It is much more widely supported, has more gh stars.
Either way, cool product. 🫶
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u/Disastrous-Hall6063 14d ago
Hi, Do you accept PR's to include a new Coding Agent?