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Render token and wall-time rollups from `.agentic/events.jsonl`. Optionally
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| name | ds-cost |
| description | Render token and wall-time rollups from `.agentic/events.jsonl`. Optionally |
| user-invocable | true |
Render token and wall-time rollups from .agentic/events.jsonl. Optionally
shows dollar columns when ~/.agentic/pricing.yml is present (opt-in;
absent pricing means token-only output, never invented dollar figures).
Implementation: bin/agentic-cost (Python 3 stdlib + optional pyyaml).
agentic-cost session [<session-uuid>] # default: current project, all sessions
agentic-cost task <task_id> # rollup for one task_id
agentic-cost project [--since YYYY-MM-DD] # rollup across all sessions in this project
agentic-cost team [--json] # per-developer rollup from .agentic/session-log/
agentic-cost operator [--since YYYY-MM-DD] [--json]
# cross-project rollup from ~/.agentic/session-log/
agentic-cost retro [--since YYYY-MM-DD] [--until YYYY-MM-DD] [--author <handle>] [--json]
# historical rollup from git log + gh pr list
The CLI reads .agentic/events.jsonl from the current working directory.
Output is a fixed-width table sorted by agent name, with a TOTAL row.
Every output ends with the V1 disclosure footer (see "V1 scope" below).
agent spawns in out cache_cr cache_rd wall(s)
engineer 6 21044 9120 88421 311009 612.4
skeptic 7 4012 1840 21001 94221 401.2
qa-engineer 1 801 244 3001 9100 88.0
TOTAL 14 25857 11204 112423 414330 1101.6
Pricing not configured. Create ~/.agentic/pricing.yml to enable dollar columns.
Note: V1 instruments engineer/skeptic/qa only; architect/investigator/debugger spawns are not counted.
When ~/.agentic/pricing.yml is readable and contains a models: map,
dollar columns appear and an "Rates as of YYYY-MM-DD from
~/.agentic/pricing.yml." footer is added. If pricing.yml.updated is
older than 90 days, an additional "Rates are >90 days old; verify
before quoting." line follows. Models missing from the rate file render
their dollar columns as ? and are listed under "Missing rates for: ...".
If pricing.yml exists but pyyaml is not installed, the CLI falls back
to token-only output and prints "Install pyyaml for pricing support."
V1 instruments engineer/skeptic/qa only; architect/investigator/debugger spawns are not counted.
This footer is appended to every agentic-cost session|task|project output
so users see the disclosure without reading the spec.
Place at ~/.agentic/pricing.yml. Rates are USD per 1M tokens. The file is
user-maintained; /ds-cost refuses to print dollar figures when it
is absent.
updated: 2026-04-15
models:
claude-sonnet-4-6:
input: 3.00
output: 15.00
cache_creation: 3.75
cache_read: 0.30
claude-opus-4-7:
input: 15.00
output: 75.00
cache_creation: 18.75
cache_read: 1.50
agentic-cost operator reads the global mirror at ~/.agentic/session-log/*.jsonl
and produces a cross-project rollup aggregated by developer_id and project_slug.
It is the third dimension in the cost-visibility hierarchy:
| Subcommand | Scope | Source |
|---|---|---|
team | One project, all developers | .agentic/session-log/*.jsonl (committed via Phase 8 telemetry commits; cross-machine after pull) |
operator | All projects, all developers | ~/.agentic/session-log/*.jsonl (global mirror) |
project | One project, all sessions | .agentic/events.jsonl (local telemetry) |
Per-repo handle attribution: A developer who uses agentic-identity init --scope project
with a handle different from their global handle will appear as two separate rows in both
team and operator output - one row per distinct developer_id. This is expected behavior;
each handle is an independent identity. Manual cross-handle aggregation is required if a
unified view is needed.
The .pending/ staging directory is never globbed - only fully-attributed
lines from *.jsonl files are included. If no global logs exist (directory absent or
all files empty), the command prints "No operator-level session logs found." and exits 0.
Options:
--since YYYY-MM-DD - filter to sessions whose ts is on or after the given date--json - emit machine-readable JSON instead of the fixed-width tableExample output (pricing absent):
Operator rollup (all projects)
developer_id project_slug sessions in out wall(s)
alice my-project 12 84210 37440 4812.1
alice side-project 4 21004 9310 1204.3
bob my-project 7 31022 14200 2100.0
TOTAL 23 136236 60950 8116.4
Note: V1 instruments engineer/skeptic/qa only; architect/investigator/debugger spawns are not counted.
Pricing not configured. Create ~/.agentic/pricing.yml to enable dollar columns.
When ~/.agentic/pricing.yml is present, dollar columns appear following the same
rules as team and project (rates, 90-day staleness warning, missing-rate ?
cells).
agentic-cost retro reconstructs a rough per-author work rollup from external
data sources for projects that pre-date Stage 1 telemetry (or any period where
.agentic/session-log/ is empty). It is an escape hatch for historical
analysis - not a replacement for true Stage 1 telemetry.
WARNING: External-source reconstruction. NOT Stage 1 telemetry. No per-agent attribution. No token counts. Wall-time is PR-merge proxy only.
Data sources (used in order of availability):
gh pr list - if gh is installed and authenticated. Provides PR count,
merged count, files-changed sum, and time-from-open-to-merge as a wall-clock
proxy. When gh is unavailable, a one-line warning is printed and git-only
mode runs.git log - always available in a git repo. Provides commit count per
author, files-touched sum, and ticket-prefix scan (regex [A-Z]{2,10}-\d+
matched against commit subjects).Example output:
Retro rollup for agentic-engineering (2026-04-01 -> 2026-05-28)
WARNING: External-source reconstruction. NOT Stage 1 telemetry.
No per-agent attribution. No token counts. Wall-time is PR-merge proxy only.
Per-author:
AUTHOR COMMITS PRS MERGED AVG_MERGE_TIME FILES_TOUCHED
alice 47 12 11 3.2 d 1240
TOTAL 47 12 11 3.2 d 1240
Top ticket prefixes (from commit messages):
DINO 34 commits across 18 tickets
(no prefix) 13 commits
Stage 1 telemetry: agentic-cost team for accurate per-agent breakdown
from sessions starting when Stage 1 was active here.
Use agentic-cost team for accurate per-agent and per-token breakdowns from
sessions where Stage 1 telemetry was active (.agentic/session-log/ populated).
Cross-reference with .agentic/session-log/ to determine when Stage 1 coverage
begins for your project.
V1 is Claude Code only. Codex CLI and Gemini CLI sessions produce no
token data because the transcript schema differs; their rows do not
appear in agentic-cost output. V2 will add a harness adapter layer.