feat(server): report OpenCode usage alongside Codex and Claude Code - #11472
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Bump the usage contract version alongside it, the way adding Grok did, so environments on the previous version still merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
OpenCode keeps history in SQLite rather than JSONL transcripts, so it reads through a source of its own beside the directory scan rather than being forced through the line-parsing pipeline. Its records feed the same aggregator, so dedupe, bucketing, pricing and session counts are shared. OpenCode records a cost per message, so that figure is used directly. Its output and reasoning counts do not overlap, unlike Claude's and Codex's, so they are combined to preserve the invariant that total tokens rely on; mapping reasoning straight through would have dropped roughly a quarter of generated tokens. Reads are read-only and never create or migrate the database. A missing, locked or unreadable one degrades to zero records so it cannot take the other providers' reporting down. Incremental scans re-read a short overlap because message timestamps are not monotonic across concurrent sessions, which the global dedupe makes free. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The screen reads its providers from one record, so adding OpenCode there carries it into the summary rows, chart, tooltip, totals and breakdowns. Its mark is monochrome like Codex's, so it takes the next step down the same neutral ramp rather than borrowing a hue it does not own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Derive the series order from the label record instead of a hand-written array. The array was typed as the provider union, so a new provider compiled cleanly while silently missing from every chart; the record now fails to build until the provider is listed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Also note that OpenCode reports its own cost, so its figures are what it recorded rather than an estimate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Medium usage/UsageService.ts:440
Successive usage reports omit newly committed OpenCode tokens and cost while the process is running. scanOpenCodeDatabase's unchanged-database fast path checks only opencode.db, but SQLite WAL-mode commits update opencode.db-wal without changing the main file, so the persistent openCodeState reuses stale records until a checkpoint modifies opencode.db; include the WAL sidecar in the change gate (or otherwise invalidate the cache when WAL content changes).
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The unchanged-file fast path watches only
opencode.db, but the reader explicitly supports OpenCode writing through SQLite WAL. In WAL mode, SQLite commits by appending toopencode.db-waland can leave the original database file unchanged until a checkpoint. Consequently a normal new OpenCode message can change only the-walsidecar, satisfy this size/mtime comparison, and return the stale cache; usage remains absent until a checkpoint eventually modifies the main file.
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Successive usage reports omit newly committed OpenCode tokens and cost while the process is running. `scanOpenCodeDatabase`'s unchanged-database fast path checks only `opencode.db`, but SQLite WAL-mode commits update `opencode.db-wal` without changing the main file, so the persistent `openCodeState` reuses stale records until a checkpoint modifies `opencode.db`; include the WAL sidecar in the change gate (or otherwise invalidate the cache when WAL content changes).
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- apps/server/src/usage/usageOpenCodeDatabase.ts:265 -- The unchanged-file fast path watches only `opencode.db`, but the reader explicitly supports OpenCode writing through SQLite WAL. In WAL mode, SQLite commits by appending to `opencode.db-wal` and can leave the original database file unchanged until a checkpoint. Consequently a normal new OpenCode message can change only the `-wal` sidecar, satisfy this size/mtime comparison, and return the stale cache; usage remains absent until a checkpoint eventually modifies the main file.
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Fixed, and reproduced first: with a writer connection open, a commit leaves opencode.db byte-identical and only grows the -wal sidecar, so the gate really did serve stale records until a checkpoint. The sidecar's size and mtime are now part of the change check, and a missing sidecar is recorded as a valid state rather than an error, since not every database is in WAL mode. A test asserts the main file did not move before checking that the cache was invalidated.
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🟡 Medium usage/usageOpenCodeDatabase.ts:272
Late-arriving messages with time_created <= highWaterMarkMs - OPENCODE_HWM_OVERLAP_MS are permanently omitted from the usage report while the process remains alive. The changed-file gate reopens the database, but this WHERE time_created > ? bound still excludes those rows on every scan; query from the beginning (or otherwise track unscanned late rows) so they are not lost.
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Late-arriving messages with `time_created <= highWaterMarkMs - OPENCODE_HWM_OVERLAP_MS` are permanently omitted from the usage report while the process remains alive. The changed-file gate reopens the database, but this `WHERE time_created > ?` bound still excludes those rows on every scan; query from the beginning (or otherwise track unscanned late rows) so they are not lost.
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Real bug, fixed, but not with the suggested diff. Querying from 0 re-reads the whole history on every scan and directly worsens the event-loop finding on this same PR. The cursor is now the rowid rather than the timestamp: rowid follows insert order whatever timestamp a row carries, so no row can be missed and the overlap constant is gone. This was not hypothetical, the real database has 513 rows whose time_created precedes the row inserted before them. One extra hole closed along the way: SQLite reuses a deleted largest rowid, so the state carries the cursor row's message id and rewinds when it stops matching. Timestamps still decide day bucketing; only the cursor changed.
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🟠 High usage/usageOpenCodeDatabase.ts:358
db.queryMessageRows(sinceExclusiveMs) executes DatabaseSync/StatementSync.all() synchronously, so a cold historical scan—and a busy-lock wait from PRAGMA busy_timeout = 3000—blocks the entire Node event loop for up to three seconds or for the duration of the scan. Wrapping scanOpenCodeDatabase in Effect.promise does not move this work off-thread; run the SQLite read in a worker or use an asynchronous database API.
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collectOpenCodeSourceinvokesscanOpenCodeDatabaseon the request path, and a cold scan reads every historicalmessagerow before applyingretentionCutoffMs. The scanner usesDatabaseSync/StatementSync.all()(whose APIs execute synchronously) and materializes/parses all rows, so opening the usage page for an OpenCode installation with a large history can block the server event loop for the entire unbounded database scan.Effect.promisedoes not move that synchronous work off-thread.
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`db.queryMessageRows(sinceExclusiveMs)` executes `DatabaseSync`/`StatementSync.all()` synchronously, so a cold historical scan—and a busy-lock wait from `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 3000`—blocks the entire Node event loop for up to three seconds or for the duration of the scan. Wrapping `scanOpenCodeDatabase` in `Effect.promise` does not move this work off-thread; run the SQLite read in a worker or use an asynchronous database API.
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- apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts:440 -- `collectOpenCodeSource` invokes `scanOpenCodeDatabase` on the request path, and a cold scan reads every historical `message` row before applying `retentionCutoffMs`. The scanner uses `DatabaseSync`/`StatementSync.all()` (whose APIs execute synchronously) and materializes/parses all rows, so opening the usage page for an OpenCode installation with a large history can block the server event loop for the entire unbounded database scan. `Effect.promise` does not move that synchronous work off-thread.
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Fixed. Confirmed: both SQLite bindings are synchronous and Effect.promise only defers the start, so a cold scan blocked the loop outright. The read is now chunked by rowid with a yield between chunks. Measured on a synthetic 60k-row database, the worst synchronous step is 0.67ms at 500 rows per chunk against 93.5ms for the unchunked read, with the 121 yields costing under 5ms in total. busy_timeout is cut from 3000ms to 200ms, since that wait is dead time for every other request and a genuinely locked database should degrade through the existing failed path rather than block.
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🟡 Medium usage/usageOpenCodeDatabase.ts:270
A replacement of opencode.db between stat() and openOpenCodeDatabase() is read into the existing cache, so the result mixes records from the replacement database with stale records from the old inode. Verify the identity of the file that was actually opened before merging rows, and reset/re-read the state when it differs from the pre-scan identity.
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A replacement of `opencode.db` between `stat()` and `openOpenCodeDatabase()` is read into the existing cache, so the result mixes records from the replacement database with stale records from the old inode. Verify the identity of the file that was actually opened before merging rows, and reset/re-read the state when it differs from the pre-scan identity.
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Fixed. The read now re-stats the path immediately after the open and again before the close, both while holding the handle. Any difference from the pre-scan identity forgets the cached records and re-reads rather than merging, retrying a bounded number of times before degrading. Covered by a between-scans replacement test and a mid-read swap test.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds OpenCode as a usage provider. The server reads its SQLite database incrementally, aggregates token and cost data, reports source status, updates the usage contract, and adds parser, scanner, and integration tests. ChangesOpenCode usage support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UsageService
participant scanOpenCodeDatabase
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UsageService->>scanOpenCodeDatabase: resolve and scan OpenCode database
scanOpenCodeDatabase->>OpenCodeSQLite: query message rows in chunks
OpenCodeSQLite-->>scanOpenCodeDatabase: records and scan outcome
scanOpenCodeDatabase-->>UsageService: OpenCode records and source status
UsageService->>UsageAggregator: merge records and session counts
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226-229: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse raw JSON to exercise non-finite cost handling.
JSON.stringifyconvertsNumber.NaNtonull, so the parser fails the numeric type check before reachingNumber.isFinite. A raw1e999value parses as numericInfinityand exercises the intended branch.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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439-441: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSerialize OpenCode scans to avoid duplicate cold reads.
Different windows create separate detached
scanSummaryfibers becauseinflightScansonly deduplicates identical keys. Both fibers can reachreadOpenCodeMessageRowsbefore either updates the sharedopenCodeState, causing the same cold database rows to be read twice. Guard the scan with a semaphore.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/server/src/usage/usageOpenCodeDatabase.ts`:
- Around line 238-247: Update the inner NodeFSP.stat call in
scanOpenCodeDatabase so only errors with code ENOENT return the missing outcome;
map all other stat failures, including EACCES and unknown I/O errors, to the
bounded failed outcome while preserving the existing error details.
- Around line 248-258: Update scanOpenCodeDatabase’s unchanged-file cache gate
to also track and compare opencode.db-wal metadata, such as size and
modification time. Only return cached state when both the database and WAL are
unchanged; otherwise query message and refresh the cached records and metadata
while preserving the existing replacement-database reset behavior.
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In `@apps/server/src/usage/usageOpenCodeDatabase.test.ts`:
- Around line 226-229: Update the non-finite cost test around
parseOpenCodeMessageRow to pass a raw JSON payload containing 1e999, so parsing
yields numeric Infinity and reaches the Number.isFinite handling. Preserve the
expectation that reportedCostUsd is null.
In `@apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts`:
- Around line 439-441: Use a semaphore to serialize OpenCode scan execution
around scanSummary’s scanOpenCodeDatabase call, ensuring concurrent scans from
different windows cannot reach readOpenCodeMessageRows simultaneously. Preserve
existing inflightScans deduplication and scan result behavior while applying the
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Four problems in the new reader, all on the request path. The reads were synchronous, so a cold scan of the whole history blocked the event loop, and a writer lock could hold it for three seconds. Read in row-ordered chunks and yield between them, and cap the lock wait so a busy database degrades instead of stalling every other request. The cursor was a timestamp minus an overlap, so a message committed with an older timestamp was never seen again. Real data has 513 rows whose timestamp precedes the row inserted before them, so this was happening, not hypothetical. Use the row identifier, which follows insert order whatever timestamp a row carries, and drop the overlap it no longer needs. Timestamps still decide which day a record belongs to. OpenCode commits through a write-ahead log, so a new message can leave the database file untouched until a checkpoint. Include the sidecar in the change check, or new usage stays invisible. Re-check which file was actually opened, so a database replaced between the check and the open cannot merge its rows into the previous one's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rewinding the cursor re-reads the whole table, but the records were merged into the cached map, so a message deleted from the tail stayed in every later report. Clear the cache before merging a full re-read, since a deletion is what forced the rewind in the first place. A stat failure of any kind was reported as a missing database, so a permissions or I/O error told the user no history existed rather than that theirs could not be read. Only a genuinely absent file is missing now; anything else degrades through the failed path, which keeps its detail. The sidecar and identity probes stay best effort. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What Changed
The Usage report covered Codex, Claude Code and Grok Build but not OpenCode, even though OpenCode is a first-class provider in T3 Code. This adds it, so an OpenCode user sees their spend and tokens beside the others.
Why
Anyone whose work runs through OpenCode saw a report that silently omitted it, which makes the headline cost wrong rather than merely incomplete.
Notes for reviewers
Two details are easy to get wrong and are worth a look:
totalTokensrelies on that to avoid double counting. Measured against a real database, 6,652 of 25,499 rows carrying reasoning have reasoning greater than output, so the two counts do not overlap. They are combined intooutputTokensto preserve the existing invariant; mapping reasoning straight through would have dropped about a quarter of OpenCode's generated tokens from every total.The database is opened read-only, is never created or migrated, and a missing, locked or unreadable one degrades to zero records so it can never take the other providers' reporting down with it.
Verified against real data
Run locally against an isolated state directory, on a machine with real OpenCode history.
OpenCode appears in the provider summary, as a third series in the daily chart, in the totals, and in the model breakdown with its own mark. Its models come through as OpenCode records them, so an OpenCode route to a model stays distinct from the same model reached through Codex.
The figures were cross-checked against the database rather than taken from the screen:
The session count matches once sessions containing only empty turns are excluded, which is the intended behaviour: a turn that produced no tokens and no cost is not usage.
Testing
Focused unit tests for the row mapping, a service-level test that builds a temporary database, and a degraded-database test. Typecheck and targeted tests pass across contracts, server, web and mobile.
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