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🟡 Medium usage/usageScanCache.ts:306
The v5 cache format now writes p: "pi" entries without changing USAGE_SCAN_CACHE_VERSION or the cache filename, so an older server accepts the file, skips Pi entries, and overwrites it without that history. When this version returns after transcript cleanup, those Pi records cannot be reconstructed, breaking the cache's retention guarantee. Bump the cache version and use a new filename for the format change.
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The v5 cache format now writes `p: "pi"` entries without changing `USAGE_SCAN_CACHE_VERSION` or the cache filename, so an older server accepts the file, skips Pi entries, and overwrites it without that history. When this version returns after transcript cleanup, those Pi records cannot be reconstructed, breaking the cache's retention guarantee. Bump the cache version and use a new filename for the format change.
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Fixed in f50bee2: the cache moves to its own usage-scan-cache-v6.json, so a v5 server never rewrites a file holding Pi entries. On first launch v6 reads the v5 file, then the legacy v4 file, and leaves both in place. v5 Codex entries keep their resume position. Covered by the new "upgrades a v5 cache" test.
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Pi is a shipped provider (PiAdapterV2), but UsageProviderKind has no "pi", so every Pi turn is missing from the Usage totals, rows and model breakdown (Ideas discussion pingdotgg#12288). Pi's session transcripts (<agentDir>/sessions/**/*.jsonl) carry one complete usage object per assistant message with disjoint token counts and a provider-reported cost.total, so records price as providerReported. - contracts: "pi" added to UsageProviderKind (additive on the wire; the usage contract version is unchanged) - server: Pi line parser with its own USAGE_FIELDS entry, so oversized lines keep their usage. It counts assistant messages, `usage` entries (e.g. cache_warm) under their own model, and compaction/branch-summary usage under the session's active model (tracked from model_change and each assistant message). A "pi" branch in UsageService's per-instance transcript-dir loop; PiHome agent-dir resolver (PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR, else ~/.pi/agent); scan-cache Pi reducer state - web/mobile: Pi presentation entries (shared provider icon, emerald) - dedupe: entry id + timestamp, so forked/subagent files that replay parent history collapse in UsageAggregator - docs: Pi in the Usage guide Verified against live Pi 1.0.0 transcripts (session format v3): totalTokens = input + cacheRead + cacheWrite + output (input is cache-exclusive); one usage per assistant message; no duplicate ids.
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Usage groups everything by harness, so the same model run through two harnesses (Claude through Claude Code and Pi, say) shows up as two rows and no view answers "how much went to each vendor's models" (Ideas discussion pingdotgg#12288). A "Group by: Harness · Model family" control in the Usage header re-keys the per-row list, the daily/hourly chart and the Breakdown → Day/Hour table by the vendor family of each model. Totals and the cost/token mixes are grand totals and do not change. Harness, the default, renders as before. - shared: modelFamily() derives the family from the model id after the server applies model aliases: a vendor path segment (openai/, moonshotai/, ...) first, then family tokens at word boundaries (claude, gpt, o3, gemini, grok, kimi, glm, ...), else Other / unknown. mergeUsage takes a groupBy and returns `groups` and per-period `byGroup` in place of `providers` and `byProvider`; grouped by family, model rows merge one model across harnesses and list where it ran. - Family rows show response counts, not session counts, which would double count a session that used several families. Cost that includes rate-table pricing is prefixed with ≈ and footnoted, since a family mixes harnesses with reported and estimated cost. - web: the control sits left of Metric and Period and is disabled on Limits like Period; it persists as an optional key in the page preferences, so stored preferences still decode. Families behind a built-in harness reuse its icon and color; the rest get a color dot. - mobile: the same switch under the period and metric controls, with scheme-aware family colors. - docs: Group by in the Usage guide. Client-side only: no contract or server change.
- The chart readout takes no pointer events, so it states the estimated share inline instead of behind a tooltip mark. - Mobile family and model rows state the estimated share, not a bare mark. - Group by gets usage.group.harness (H) and usage.group.family (F), shown in the toggle titles and Settings > Keybindings. - Family rows count API requests, since Pi also records cache warming and compaction, and move the count to the detail line so long family labels stay whole. - The estimate footnote and share format live in usageFormat, shared by web and mobile.
MergedUsage carries groupBy, which the chart and the mobile sections now read instead of a separate prop or default. Also moves the orphaned isModelCostUnknown JSDoc back to its function and drops a redundant useMemo dependency.
A v5 server skips Pi entries and would drop them when it rewrote the shared cache file, losing Pi usage whose transcripts are gone. v6 writes usage-scan-cache-v6.json and reads the newest older file (v5, then the legacy v4 file) once when its own is missing. v5 Codex entries keep their resume position; only v4 Codex entries re-parse.
An older cache file that parses but has an unsupported version or shape no longer stops the fallback: the next older file is tried, and the cache is marked for rewrite only after one is accepted.
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Shortens the Group by options to Harness · Model on web and mobile, which leaves room for a third grouping later, and moves the grouping's default shortcut from F to M to match the label. The grouping, its command id and its stored preference are unchanged, so custom bindings keep working.
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Problem
Pi is a shipped provider, but the Usage page never counts it. Pi sessions are missing from the totals, the per-provider rows, the chart and the model breakdown (reported as #14866, tracked in #12288).
Adding a Pi row exposes a second gap straight away. The rows are harnesses, and harnesses run each other's vendors' models: GPT through Claude Code, and Claude and GPT through Pi. So once Pi is counted, a large share of Claude and ChatGPT spend lands in a "Pi" row, and the page can't answer "how much went to each model vendor?" #12288 raised exactly that, and #15793 answers it by moving Pi's turns into the Claude Code and Codex rows.
Change
Why one PR: both parts answer the same question in #12288, "how should Pi usage be counted?" The answer here is to keep the rows as harnesses (count Pi as Pi) and add a grouping that attributes spend by model family, instead of redefining what the Claude Code and Codex rows mean. Shipping the Pi row without the grouping reproduces the gap #15793 was opened for. The commits are separated by concern, so splitting is cheap if you'd rather review it in two PRs.
Pi as a harness
"pi"added toUsageProviderKind. This is additive, so per the contract's forward-compat rule there is no version bump.PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR, else~/.pi/agent, per Pi instance.usageentries such ascache_warm, under the model they name; and compaction and branch-summaryusage, under the session's active model.0means the model has no rates in Pi, so it is priced from the rate table (as OpenCode already does).reasoningbreakdown is kept as a subset ofoutput.Group by: Harness · Model
The Model option groups by model family: the vendor that made the model.
packages/shared/src/usageModelFamily.ts). Rules, in order:relay/openai/gpt-oss-120b→ OpenAI.deepseek-r1-distill-llama-70b→ DeepSeek.≈when at least 1% of it was priced from model rates rather than reported, and the mark shows the share. To make the share exact, buckets now carry an optionalmodelPricedCostUsd. It is additive, so there is no version bump; older servers fall back to the bucket's cost source.docs/user/usage.mdcovers Pi, Group by and the shortcuts.Scope and approval
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Automated:
apps/server:vp test run src/usagemodel_changefallback,usage, compaction and branch-summary entries, fork-copy dedup, an oversized compaction line through the streaming reader, the scan-cache round trip, and a mixed reported/rate-priced bucketpackages/shared:vp test run src/usage src/keybindingsgpt-6-1-sol,muse-spark-1-3,glm-5-3-flash, …), prefixed and path forms, whole-token negatives (museum-7b,mimosa,glmatrix,codextra), and merging in both modesapps/web: usage components,state/usage, keybindingsh/mshortcutsapps/mobile:src/features/usageThe one server failure, "upgrades a v4 cache", fails the same way on
mainlocally: the temp directory is removed while the background cache write is still running.Typecheck is clean in contracts, shared, server, web and mobile.
Manual:
mainand this branch side by side in dev mode, with fresh state, against the same real Claude Code, Codex and Pi history.mainrow for row (Codex $6.64 and Claude Code $1.86 in both) and adds the Pi row.Before (
main) / after (same machine, history and fresh state; Cost, 30 days):Before (
main): only Codex and Claude Code are counted.After, Group by Harness: the same rows, plus Pi.
After, Group by Model: the same total, split by model vendor across every harness.
Not checked: mobile on a device or simulator (covered by unit tests only), and Windows (the change is platform-independent client and parser code).
Written with Claude Opus 5.5 in Pi, orchestrated from T3 Code; reviewed with Claude Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra.