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ai-sdk-usage-insights

v1.0.8

Published

Usage logging middleware and dashboard companion for the AI SDK.

Readme

ai-sdk-usage-insights

A lightweight observability companion for the AI SDK that records every model call to SQLite and ships with a dashboard for exploring captured prompts, outputs, token usage, and tool calls.

Features

  • 🔌 Drop-in middleware for the AI SDK to persist call metadata, usage, tool traces, and errors.
  • 📊 Minimal, privacy-friendly dashboard that runs locally against the generated SQLite database.
  • 🧾 Typed APIs so TypeScript projects get rich inference when accessing recorded rows.
  • 🧰 CLI for launching the dashboard from any project that consumes the package.

Installation

npm install ai-sdk-usage-insights
# or
pnpm add ai-sdk-usage-insights

Usage

1. Register the middleware

import { createUsageLoggerMiddleware } from 'ai-sdk-usage-insights';

const usageMiddleware = createUsageLoggerMiddleware({
  dirPath: './.usage',
  fileName: 'ai-usage.db',
});

const client = createClient({
  middleware: [usageMiddleware],
});

Every model invocation stores a row in the configured database. The schema (see llm_calls table) includes the serialized request/response payloads and token accounting.

2. Launch the dashboard

You can start the dashboard via the CLI:

npx ai-sdk-usage dashboard ./.usage/ai-usage.db

By default the dashboard binds to 127.0.0.1:4545. Use --host or --port to change the binding.

Programmatic usage is also available:

import { startDashboardServer } from 'ai-sdk-usage-insights';

const { url, close } = await startDashboardServer({
  dbPath: './.usage/ai-usage.db',
  port: 3000,
});

console.log(`Dashboard running at ${url}`);

// Later on…
await close();

Development

npm install
npm run build

The dashboard templates live in views/ and are served via EJS. When publishing, run npm run build (already wired up through the prepublishOnly hook).

License

MIT © Usage Insights Contributors