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@monopi/extension-usage-tracker

v0.6.1

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Monopi usage-tracker pi extension.

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@monopi/extension-usage-tracker

The usage-tracker extension is a CodexBar-inspired provider quota and cost monitor for pi. It shows provider-level rate limits for Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google using pi-managed auth, while also tracking per-model token usage and session costs locally.

Install

pi install npm:@monopi/extension-usage-tracker

Usage-tracker persists rolling 30-day cost history and the last known provider rate-limit snapshot under the pi agent directory. That lets the widget and dashboard survive restarts and keep showing recent subscription windows when a live provider probe is temporarily rate-limited or unavailable.

Key usage-tracker surfaces:

  • widget above the editor for at-a-glance quotas and session totals
  • /usage for the full dashboard overlay
  • Ctrl+Shift+U as a shortcut for the same overlay
  • /usage-toggle to show or hide the widget
  • /usage-refresh to force fresh provider probes
  • usage_report so the agent can answer quota and spend questions directly

Attribution

This extension is inspired by CodexBar and adapted from the upstream usage tracker in mitsuhiko/agent-stuff. Adapted upstream code is Copyright Armin Ronacher and contributors and licensed under Apache-2.0. Monopi package metadata and surrounding repository files remain MIT licensed.