usage extension

Adds a /usage slash command that reads your local pi session files, aggregates token spend, and renders an inline dashboard with three views.

Install

pi install npm:pi-mono-usage

Views

• Summary — totals, top providers, and an environmental footprint estimate (kWh, kg CO₂e, real-world equivalences) computed from impact-equivalences.
• Providers — per-provider table that expands into per-model rows. Includes session/call counts, cost, and token breakdown (input, output, cache).
• Patterns — cost-driver insights for the selected period: parallel sessions, oversized contexts, large uncached prompts, marathon sessions, and top-session concentration.

Period selector

Tab between Today, This Week, Last Week, and All Time. Each period is computed once on open from the same parsed dataset, so cycling is instant.

Keybindings

Key	Action
Tab / ← / →	Cycle period
v	Cycle view
1 / 2 / 3	Jump to Summary / Providers / Patterns
↑ / ↓	Move provider cursor (Providers view)
Enter / Space	Expand / collapse a provider
q / Esc	Close the panel

Data source

Reads ~/.pi/agent/sessions/**/*.jsonl (or $PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR/sessions). For each assistant message with a usage block, the extension records cost and token counts. Duplicate turns from branched session files are deduplicated by a fingerprint over timestamp + token counts.

Sustainability estimate

The Summary view feeds the period's charged tokens (input + output + cacheWrite) into impact-equivalences estimateAiImpact, which returns electricity (kWh) and carbon (kg CO₂e) ranges along with formatted real-world equivalences (e.g. "~X average US households for a day"). Estimates are illustrative — see the package's source attribution for boundaries and assumptions.