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@agent-finops/report

v0.9.7

Published

Terminal renderer and shareable, evidence-labeled AI Receipt for aibill.

Downloads

3,110

Readme

@agent-finops/report

Terminal, Markdown, HTML, and redacted receipt renderers for aibill.

The package renders contracts from @agent-finops/core; it does not parse agent transcripts or invent a second cost model. It keeps source/connector validation (live_verified, fixture_verified, untested, or failed) separate from a number's financial evidence (verified, estimated, detected_unverified, or missing). Modeled opportunities are not money already saved; they remain estimates until a user verifies quality and matched future provider evidence.

Most users should run npx aibill. MIT licensed.

Supported library preview

Use Node.js 22+ ESM and import only from the package root:

import { generatePlainEnglishSummary } from "@agent-finops/report";

The supported 0.x renderer subset is generatePlainEnglishSummary, PlainEnglishSummaryOptions, GroupByDimension, and groupByDimensions. Its function signature and evidence-label semantics are supported; wording, spacing, color, and table layout are not a byte-stable data contract. Consume typed @agent-finops/core objects instead of parsing terminal text. The renderer remains local and makes no network or filesystem call. It reads standard terminal color/TTY state only when color is not supplied; set explicit color and width options for reproducible presentation.

The renderer preserves the caller's mode, provenance, and confidence claims; it does not authenticate or reconcile them. Use verified only for official provider-reported financial evidence, and never pass a local estimate as provider-reported spend.

An explicit export map blocks unsupported deep imports such as @agent-finops/report/terminal. Other root renderers remain available for existing callers but are not stabilized by this narrow preview. See the full library contract for runtime support, privacy, a runnable example, and the 0.x policy.