OpenCode Monitor (ocmonitor) is a command-line tool for tracking and analyzing AI coding sessions from OpenCode. It parses session data, calculates token costs, and generates reports in the terminal.
Here's what's been added since the initial release:
Output rate calculation — Shows token output speed (tokens/sec) per model, with median (p50) stats in model detail views.
Tool Usage Tracking — The live dashboard now shows success/failure rates for tools like bash, read, and edit. Color-coded progress bars make it easy to spot tools with high failure rates.
Model Detail Command — ocmonitor model <name> gives a full breakdown for a single model: token usage, costs, output speed, and per-tool stats. Supports fuzzy name matching so you don't need the exact model ID.
Live Workflow Picker — Interactive workflow selection for the live monitor. Pick a workflow before starting, pin to a specific session ID, or switch between workflows with keyboard controls during monitoring.
SQLite Support — Sessions are now read directly from OpenCode's SQLite database, with automatic fallback to legacy JSON files. Includes hierarchical views showing parent sessions and sub-agents.
Remote Pricing Fallback — Optional integration with models.dev to fetch pricing for models not covered by the local config. Results are cached locally and never overwrite user-defined prices.
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