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feat(usage): show cost and tokens by project - #29931
Usage shows tokens and estimated API-equivalent cost by provider and model, but cannot show which T3 project consumed them. That makes project spending hard to explain or track.
Change
Adds Project under Breakdown in the Cost and Tokens views, on web/desktop and mobile. It follows the selected environments, period and model filters.
Sessions belong to the project of the thread that ran them, including worktree threads. Historical sessions remain attributed after context recovery replaces or clears a thread's current provider session.
A session claimed by different projects stays in No project, alongside activity outside T3 and servers that cannot report project attribution. Project rows reconcile with the existing totals.
Same-titled projects in one environment get a distinguishing ID; projects remain separate across environments and shared history keeps the existing deduplication rules.
The server reads current session references and persisted attempt references through the project store in one read-only query per scan. Project fields are optional; bucket accounting, pricing and the scan-cache format are unchanged.
Failing control: extending the existing ProjectStore case with recovered and cleared session references failed against the original query, missing both historical sessions. The same case passes after the fix. Repeated attempts and an attempt matching the current session produce one binding; deleted projects retain their history.
Focused Linux tests:vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectStore.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/UsageProjectAttribution.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts packages/shared/src/usageMerge.test.ts — 94 passed in the isolated Boat sandbox. The first run had one permissions-test failure because the sandbox grants DAC_READ_SEARCH; rerunning with that capability dropped passed all 94 tests.
Changed-file checks:CI=true TMPDIR=/private/tmp/t3-project-usage-history-checks vp run check:changed origin/main — format, lint, knip, GraphQL, typecheck for 37 affected packages, 96 tests in 6 files, and 7 selected React Compiler cases passed. These ran locally on macOS; the source files were unchanged throughout.
Runtime accounting check: the actual store, attribution helper and aggregator against an in-memory database, with synthetic provider records. Old and new native sessions both mapped to the same project: 300 output tokens and $5, matching the overall total, with two records counted once each.
Before (main) → after (Project), actual still captures from November 12. This is a labelled still-state comparison, not an interaction recording. The Usage screen source is identical between the captured candidate 6f8a144ea6 and this revision. The after capture is scrolled further to expose all four project rows. Both use the same isolated, synthetic transcript data: project rows sum to $21 and 1.30M tokens.
Fresh integrated web/mobile capture could not run in the repair session because the T3 Browser and Device tools are unavailable. The web evidence above is retained with its original date. No current-head native iOS/Android, iPad, Electron-shell or multi-environment runtime verification is claimed. The latest repair also has no fresh independent model review: the T3 delegation tools are unavailable.
Earlier native evidence — November 5, before the label simplification
Actual native iPhone recording of Project → Model → Project under Tokens. The installed client matched that earlier candidate's native fingerprint. The older labels “Unlinked usage” and “Project unavailable” have since become the single No project row, so this is historical layout/interaction evidence only.
Project reporting only. Thread/account drill-down, budgets, alerts and quota enforcement are deferred. Estimates are not subscription invoices or subscription quota measurements. Maintainer scope approval is being handled separately by the author in Ideas #16722.
Originally implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol in T3 Code, with prior follow-ups by GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Fable 5.2 in Claude Code through T3 Code. Session-history repair and main integration by GPT-6.1 Sol in the Codex harness through T3 Code. Original commits and authorship are preserved.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds project-level cost and token breakdowns while preserving the existing model view by default. Attribution is read-only and falls back gracefully without changing usage totals or charges.
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This change adds project attribution to usage summaries, merges project totals across environments, and displays the results in a Project breakdown on the usage page.
Changes: Project Usage Breakdown
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Summary
Project usage contract and aggregation packages/contracts/src/usage.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.ts, apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts
Usage summaries can include project totals and project metadata. The aggregator groups accepted records by project, provider, and source path, and tracks tokens, cost, record counts, unpriced records, and distinct sessions.
Session attribution and summary wiring apps/server/src/usage/UsageProjectAttribution.ts, apps/server/src/server.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts
The server maps provider sessions to projects using driver and native ID. It omits ambiguous bindings and derives titles from the project title or workspace root. Usage summaries include project totals and referenced projects when attribution is available; attribution read failures leave project data unavailable.
Project totals across environments packages/shared/src/usageMerge.ts, packages/shared/src/usageMerge.test.ts
The merge assigns owned project totals to projects or unlinked usage. Usage not attributable through project totals is reported as unreported. The merge calculates cost and token shares and sorts the results.
Usage breakdown and empty states apps/web/src/components/usage/UsagePage.tsx, apps/web/src/components/usage/usageBreakdown.ts, apps/web/src/components/usage/usageBreakdown.test.ts, apps/web/src/components/usage/usagePagePreferences.ts, apps/web/src/components/usage/usagePagePreferences.test.ts, docs/user/usage.md
The usage page adds a Project breakdown, saved breakdown preferences, exact-value display, pricing labels, and distinct empty states. The documentation describes project and worktree grouping.
The change is mergeable with a small test follow-up: an incompatible usage summary should be verified to show “unavailable,” not “empty.”
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The title "feat(usage): show cost and tokens by project" matches the main change. The PR adds a Project option to the existing Breakdown switch in the Usage page. It shows cost and token totals per T3…
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The description covers the problem (usage cannot be broken down by T3 project), the change (a Project option under Breakdown in Cost and Tokens, with attribution rules for worktrees, shared sessions, …
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The title "feat(usage): show cost and tokens by project" matches the main change. The PR adds a Project option to the existing Breakdown switch in the Usage page. It shows cost and token totals per T3 project, and it follows the conventional commit format from the template.
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The description covers the problem (usage cannot be broken down by T3 project), the change (a Project option under Breakdown in Cost and Tokens, with attribution rules for worktrees, shared sessions, and same-titled projects), the scope (project reporting only, with deferred items named and an Ideas link), and verification (focused test counts, a changed-file check run, a runtime accounting check, and web still captures with stated limits). It also states the verification limits clearly. The template's Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections are all present and substantively filled. The Scope section does not link a bug issue, which the template asks for. The feature is not a bug fix, so this is a scope mismatch with the template's bug-fix framing rather than a missing section. The description also has no conventional commit title, and the template asks for one, but the title is not part of the provided description text.
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Use it.effect for this test.
2411-2411: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use it.effect for this test.
This test uses temporary files, a mocked HTTP response, and in-memory SQLite. It has no subprocess or network fixture, so it.live unnecessarily uses wall-clock time. Change the test to it.effect. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
As per coding guidelines, “it.live is wall-clock and only for subprocess or network fixtures.” As per path instructions, “Hold changed tests to the rules in docs/internals/testing.md.” (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts at line 2411:
Change the test beginning with “totals usage per T3 project from provider thread
bindings” from it.live to it.effect, since its temporary files, mocked HTTP
response, and in-memory SQLite do not require wall-clock execution.
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Addressed the test-clock follow-up in 8217ed4209: the attribution regression now uses it.effect. The focused case and all check:changed stages pass (83 tests; 36 affected package typechecks). This changes only the test wrapper; product code is identical to the independently reviewed revision.
Maintainer scope decision requested: this PR adds only Project breakdown to existing Cost/Tokens, with explicit unattributed usage. Filtering and the broader redesign remain deferred. The earlier scope-approval requirement is disclosed in the description. Once current-head CI passes, an upstream maintainer must approve the scope and merge; this account has pull-only repository access.
This test creates local transcripts, uses in-memory SQLite, and mocks HTTP. No subprocess or network fixture is visible, so it.live introduces wall-clock time without a stated need. Use it.effect, or identify the subprocess or network fixture that requires it.live.
As per coding guidelines, “it.live is wall-clock and only for subprocess or network fixtures.” The path instructions also require wall-clock tests only for those fixtures.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts at line 2411:
Change the “totals usage per T3 project from provider thread bindings” test from
`it.live` to `it.effect`, since its visible fixtures do not require wall-clock
execution; retain `it.live` only if you identify a subprocess or network fixture
that requires it.
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Related usage work for visibility: #31197 makes resolveModelAliases linear by memoizing terminal and cyclic paths, preserving output order and cycle/tail exclusion. This PR's project-attribution and per-project totals changes leave that resolver unchanged, so #31197 does not duplicate the project-usage feature and can be reviewed separately.
Cover the incompatible-contract result of usageEmptyState.
usageEmptyState returns "unavailable" when an environment reports an incompatible contractVersion. The test covers only the error path. If the version check were removed, an incompatible summary would return "empty", and this test would still pass. The answered case catches an inverted check, but not a removed one.
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/usage/usageBreakdown.test.ts around
lines 53 - 64:
Add an incompatible-contract assertion to the existing usageEmptyState test,
using an environment whose summary has a contractVersion different from
USAGE_CONTRACT_VERSION and no error; assert the result is "unavailable". Keep
the assertion within the existing it block.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/usage/usageBreakdown.test.ts:
- Around line 53-64: Add an incompatible-contract assertion to the existing
usageEmptyState test, using an environment whose summary has a contractVersion
different from USAGE_CONTRACT_VERSION and no error; assert the result is
"unavailable". Keep the assertion within the existing it block.
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Deferring the optional incompatible-contract assertion. The current helper correctly checks compatibility before returning unavailable; this finding identifies extra regression coverage, not incorrect behavior. The focused case protects the reconnect false-empty bug, and the shared merge tests already exercise older and newer incompatible contracts. I am keeping the fully verified revision unchanged rather than extending this test beyond the bug it addresses.
Web and mobile each worked out which id prefix tells same-titled
projects apart. The shared usage merge now does it once, with a test,
and both clients read the result. Project rows also use the shared
unpriced-cost check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each project row carried a session count that the server tracked per
record and no client read. Drop it from the contract and aggregation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
verified head 2fd0c2b565071b7db9123cd2e59d725e5fd074fe on a linux boat vm with the real dev server, repository playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome. no product changes were needed.
reproduced the missing project breakdown on github/main at a6c26d3e77 in a separate worktree first. added two real git repositories through the app's add-project flow, created threads, and ran real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns through the local proxy. both initial turns read their repository's readme. follow-up turns completed on the pr, including the latest head. app state was preserved across sequential server restarts; only one dev server ran at a time.
usage → cost/tokens → breakdown → project attributes each app session to its project. my terminal codex session remains unlinked. refreshing includes the follow-up usage. project/model/day switching, 24-hour/30-day selection, and hiding/restoring codex all work. the 390px project table remains readable. main and the pr captures use matching real data, with no intervening provider calls.
captured from the running clients' websocket summaries:
main a6c26d3e77: Project control absent; model totals 9306778 tokens, $1.4374568
pr 2fd0c2b565: Project control present; project totals 9306778 tokens, $1.4374568
Unlinked usage: 9204601 tokens, $1.3921924
usage-alpha: 51114 tokens, $0.0227512
usage-beta: 51063 tokens, $0.0225132
main totals = pr model/provider totals = sum of project rows: PASS
vp run check:changed b20bbc595d5968d5754f07dcc103f324e0fe0d36 passed through blacksmith-check on this head: format, lint, knip, graphql, typechecks for 37 packages, 83 tests in 4 files, and 7 selected react compiler checks. the earlier focused service/aggregation/merge run passed 81 tests. these checks supplement the real client/provider verification above.
Not verified
native ios/android and the electron shell were not exercised on this linux web setup. other providers, multiple connected environments, relay/tunnel connections, worktree attribution, duplicate titles, deleted projects, and attribution-read failure recovery were not exercised live. existing automated cases cover several of those accounting paths; they are not claimed as runtime verification. no performance claim is made.
The store lists provider sessions with their projects. Deciding which
project a session belongs to stays with usage, tested on its own.
The mobile No project row drops its repeated explanation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Usage shows tokens and estimated API-equivalent cost by provider and model, but cannot show which T3 project consumed them. That makes project spending hard to explain or track.
Change
Adds Project under Breakdown in the Cost and Tokens views, on web/desktop and mobile. It follows the selected environments, period and model filters.
The server reads current session references and persisted attempt references through the project store in one read-only query per scan. Project fields are optional; bucket accounting, pricing and the scan-cache format are unchanged.
Verification
Candidate: 0c8b5f1340b, including main at 7bf2a43c098.
vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectStore.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/UsageProjectAttribution.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/usageAggregation.test.ts packages/shared/src/usageMerge.test.ts— 94 passed in the isolated Boat sandbox. The first run had one permissions-test failure because the sandbox grants DAC_READ_SEARCH; rerunning with that capability dropped passed all 94 tests.CI=true TMPDIR=/private/tmp/t3-project-usage-history-checks vp run check:changed origin/main— format, lint, knip, GraphQL, typecheck for 37 affected packages, 96 tests in 6 files, and 7 selected React Compiler cases passed. These ran locally on macOS; the source files were unchanged throughout.The historical-session review finding is addressed by the query and regression above.
Web comparison
Before (main) → after (Project), actual still captures from November 12. This is a labelled still-state comparison, not an interaction recording. The Usage screen source is identical between the captured candidate 6f8a144ea6 and this revision. The after capture is scrolled further to expose all four project rows. Both use the same isolated, synthetic transcript data: project rows sum to $21 and 1.30M tokens.
Original desktop before · Desktop after Cost · Desktop after Tokens
Verification limits
Fresh integrated web/mobile capture could not run in the repair session because the T3 Browser and Device tools are unavailable. The web evidence above is retained with its original date. No current-head native iOS/Android, iPad, Electron-shell or multi-environment runtime verification is claimed. The latest repair also has no fresh independent model review: the T3 delegation tools are unavailable.
Earlier native evidence — November 5, before the label simplification
Actual native iPhone recording of Project → Model → Project under Tokens. The installed client matched that earlier candidate's native fingerprint. The older labels “Unlinked usage” and “Project unavailable” have since become the single No project row, so this is historical layout/interaction evidence only.
Original native recording
Scope
Project reporting only. Thread/account drill-down, budgets, alerts and quota enforcement are deferred. Estimates are not subscription invoices or subscription quota measurements. Maintainer scope approval is being handled separately by the author in Ideas #16722.
Originally implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol in T3 Code, with prior follow-ups by GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Fable 5.2 in Claude Code through T3 Code. Session-history repair and main integration by GPT-6.1 Sol in the Codex harness through T3 Code. Original commits and authorship are preserved.