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@tokentop/agent-copilot-cli

v1.0.0

Published

GitHub Copilot CLI session tracking

Readme

@tokentop/agent-copilot-cli

npm CI License: MIT

tokentop agent plugin for GitHub Copilot CLI (GitHub's terminal coding agent). Parses session data, tracks token usage, and provides real-time activity monitoring.

Capabilities

| Capability | Status | |-----------|--------| | Session parsing | Yes | | Credential reading | No | | Real-time tracking | Yes | | Multi-provider | No |

How It Works

This plugin reads GitHub Copilot CLI's local session files from ~/.copilot/session-state/ to extract:

  • Session metadata (start time, project path, summary)
  • Token usage per message (estimated from content length; real data when available)
  • Model information per conversation turn via session.model_change timeline
  • Real-time file watching for live session updates

Token Data Limitations

Copilot CLI currently marks all token-bearing events (assistant.usage, session.shutdown) as ephemeral, meaning they are tracked in-memory for the /usage command but never written to events.jsonl. As a result, token counts are estimated from response content length (~4 chars/token). The plugin is structured to automatically use real token data (including cache read/write breakdown) when Copilot CLI begins persisting assistant.usage events. See copilot-cli#1152.

Model Tracking

The plugin builds a timeline from session.model_change events and resolves the correct model for each message based on its timestamp. If a user switches models mid-session, each model appears as a separate entry — matching the behavior of the Claude Code and OpenCode plugins.

Install

This plugin is bundled with tokentop — no separate install needed. If you need it standalone:

bun add @tokentop/agent-copilot-cli

Requirements

  • GitHub Copilot CLI installed (~/.copilot directory must exist)
  • Bun >= 1.0.0
  • @tokentop/plugin-sdk ^1.3.0 (peer dependency)

Permissions

| Type | Access | Paths | |------|--------|-------| | Filesystem | Read | ~/.copilot |

Development

bun install
bun run build
bun test
bun run typecheck

Contributing

See the Contributing Guide. Issues for this plugin should be filed on the main tokentop repo.

License

MIT