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perf(server): OpenCode usage scans read only changed rows - #26613
The usage panel waits for its slowest reader. On my machine (OpenCode DB 4.1 GB, 62k messages) the OpenCode reader walks the whole message table and parses ~24 KB JSON rows on every refresh, so each refresh costs ~0.7 s of mostly CPU time (JSON parse plus SQLite fetch).
Change
All in packages/provider-opencode/src/server/usage.ts:
Select the in-window rows through the existing time_created indexes instead of sweeping the table by rowid.
Keep parsed rows in an in-memory cache, validated by a cheap per-row fingerprint (id, session_id, time_created, time_updated, octet_length(data), plus the identity of the database file). A refresh fetches the data column only for rows whose fingerprint changed.
Read each database inside one transaction, so a scan sees a single snapshot, and serialize scans with a lock. The cache is dropped when the database file is replaced or disappears.
Rows older than the window stay cached until retentionCutoffMs, so widening the window does not re-read them.
There is no on-disk cache: the first scan after a server start still reads every in-window row. Antigravity has a similar cache problem; that is a separate PR.
Scope and approval
No prior issue or discussion, and this is not a very small fix, so I understand it may be closed at triage. It solves one problem (OpenCode usage scan cost) and touches one reader and its tests.
Verification
Real data on a real OpenCode database, checked by Maria on head c142b1b (comment), counting data rows fetched through the real usage page:
Scenario
main
this PR
initial scan
2
2
unchanged refresh
2
0
refresh after a new app turn
n/a
2 (old rows reused)
7-day / 90-day windows
n/a
0
Output matched main (27,380 tokens, then 64,734 after the new turn).
Timing, measured by me on an earlier revision of this branch (Node 26, OpenCode reader only, median of 10 alternating runs, 30-day window, warm OS file cache). I have not re-measured on the current head:
Scenario
before
after
first scan, no cache
673 ms
664 ms
repeated refresh
658 ms
88 ms
refresh after one appended row
516 ms
68 ms
Tests in usage.test.ts:
"reads statements in proportion to the window, not the whole history"
"re-reads only appended, updated, and resized rows, and keeps older rows" (also covers retention and replacing the database file)
the large-history test now also checks that a row updated mid-scan is picked up by the next scan
Not checked:
Cold disk: all timings are warm-cache.
Speedup on a large database is based on my own measurements only. On a 4-row database there is no time gain (13 ms on main, 15 ms here, per Maria's run).
The fingerprint does not detect a reused rowid with identical time_updated and data length.
Native mobile, Electron, macOS and Windows were not exercised.
Written by Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 via Claude Code in T3 Code.
Select in-window rowids through the time index, then fetch the data column
for those rows in pages, instead of sweeping every rowid of the table.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keep parsed rows in memory, fingerprinted by time_updated and the data
length, so a refresh fetches and parses only rows that were added or
changed. Rows that slide out of a narrower window stay cached until the
usage retention cutoff.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Save the OpenCode row cache next to the usage scan cache, so the first
scan after a restart re-reads only rows that changed meanwhile. A missing,
corrupt or differently shaped file reads as an empty cache.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ReadonlyMap codecs made the cache encode and decode about three times slower
(70 ms and 77 ms for 6.8 MB). Rows are now tuples in plain records, and the
compiled codecs are hoisted to module scope.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — OpenCode usage scans reuse cached rows and fetch payloads only when fingerprints change, including across restarts. Source databases remain read-only, and the local cache can be rebuilt if unavailable or invalid.
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Walkthrough
The OpenCode usage reader now lists rows within a time window and reuses parsed records when row fingerprints match. It shares a row cache across serialized scans and removes cache entries for database paths no longer present in scan results. Tests cover query bounds and cache behavior.
Changes: OpenCode usage cache
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Summary
Cache contract and database identity packages/provider-opencode/src/server/usage.ts
The reader adds cache and listed-row shapes. It enables cache reuse only when the database identity remains stable across opening.
The reader lists rows in the requested time window, fetches fingerprint misses in pages of 64, and reuses matching parsed records. Tests cover bounded queries, rows with out-of-order rowids, and updates during reads.
Serialized scans and cache lifecycle packages/provider-opencode/src/server/usage.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/usage.test.ts
The reader shares a cache across serialized scans and removes entries for database paths absent from scan results. Tests cover appends, updates, deletions, window changes, and database replacement.
sequenceDiagram
participant openCodeUsageReader
participant readOpenCodeUsage
participant SQLite
openCodeUsageReader->>readOpenCodeUsage: Scan with row cache and retention cutoff
readOpenCodeUsage->>SQLite: List rows in time window and compute fingerprints
readOpenCodeUsage->>SQLite: Fetch rows with cache misses
readOpenCodeUsage-->>openCodeUsageReader: Return parsed usage records
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Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#21646: Adds rateModel data to parsed OpenCode usage records, which this change can cache and reuse.
pingdotgg/t3code#10409: Introduces the OpenCode usage reader and SQLite source that this change updates.
Suggested reviewers:maria-rcks, fixfon, t3dotgg
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Log cache write failures instead of silently ignoring them.
Effect.ignore discards encode and write errors without a trace. Suppose the state directory is read-only or full. Every scan that changes the cache then re-encodes the full cache and fails, and nothing in the logs shows it.
writeFileStringAtomically in packages/shared/src/atomicWrite.ts already uses Effect.ignore({ log: true }) for its cleanup. Use the same option here. The scan result stays unchanged.
♻️ Proposed change
- Effect.ignore,+ Effect.ignore({ log: true }),
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Update the Effect.ignore call in the cache write pipeline after encodeCacheFile
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Effect.ignore({ log: true }) leaves the updated rowCache only in memory when writeFileStringAtomically fails. Unchanged scans then skip the write. After a clean restart, the stale disk cache causes the affected rows to be reread and parsed on the first matching scan, which can then persist the cache successfully. Later scans do not repeat the reread. The impact is one extra reread after restart, not a reread on every scan.
Track dirty cache paths and clear them only after a successful write.
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Track dirty usage-cache paths when `rowCache` changes, and retry writing any
dirty path even when a later scan finds no new changes. In the cache-write flow
using `encodeCacheFile` and `writeFileStringAtomically`, clear the path’s dirty
state only after the write succeeds; keep it dirty when the write fails.
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- Around line 442-455: Track dirty usage-cache paths when `rowCache` changes,
and retry writing any dirty path even when a later scan finds no new changes. In
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Remember cache files whose last write failed, so the rows are saved on the
next scan instead of waiting for a row to change. A test fails one write
and checks the retry.
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- Line 458: Serialize the cache persistence flow around rowCache,
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Serialize OpenCode cache writes, and set the retry marker inside the same lock.
Two scans for the same cache path can overlap. Each scan encodes its own snapshot and writes it without coordination. If an older write finishes last, the file keeps the older snapshot. A successful older write also clears unsavedCachePaths, so no retry follows. Until the cache changes again, a restart re-parses the rows that the file lacks. Output stays correct because reused rows must still match their fingerprints.
The marker must also be added inside the lock. A marker added before the lock can be cleared by an earlier successful write. A later failed write then leaves no retry.
Encode and write under one lock. Encoding inside the lock makes the last completed write contain the newest state.
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const unsavedCachePaths = new Set<string>();
+const cacheWriteLock = Semaphore.makeUnsafe(1);
Add the import beside the existing Effect imports:
+import * as Semaphore from "effect/Semaphore";
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Serialize the cache persistence flow around rowCache, encodeCacheFile, and
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verified head c142b1b4b8015667fa3b50d75cf59ac579c63355 against github/main at 616c426f5f199865e34974777740dff678ffb7f5 on linux. used separate checkouts, vp i, isolated state, one background dev server at a time, repository playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome.
created a project pointing at a real git repository through the app. completed real codex gpt-6.1-sol and opencode localproxy/gpt-6.1-sol turns through the web composer and the local proxy. an earlier real opencode cli turn supplied the matching baseline data. no mocks, fixtures or demo data.
clicked refresh on the usage page and observed its real server.getUsageSummary requests. a temporary node preload logged sqlite SQL and result counts while calling the original methods unchanged:
main initial scan: 2 payload rows fetched
main unchanged refresh: 2 payload rows fetched again
pr initial scan: 2 payload rows fetched
pr unchanged refresh: 0 payload rows fetched
pr refresh after app turn: 2 new payload rows fetched, old rows reused
pr next unchanged refresh: 0 payload rows fetched
pr 7-day / 90-day scans: 0 payload rows fetched
main and pr returned deep-equal opencode buckets for matching data: 27,380 tokens, 1 session, $0.054816. the app turn increased usage to 64,734 tokens, 2 sessions, $0.129596. narrower and wider windows preserved those totals. the source stayed ok, with no skipped files or malformed records. cost/token switching worked and codex historical usage remained available alongside opencode.
blacksmith checks passed: all 7 opencode reader tests and all 42 usage-service tests. existing head ci reported 29 successful checks, no failures or pending checks. no source changes or pushes were needed.
this database has four real message rows. it proves incremental payload reuse and correct output, not the multi-gb performance claim. whole-summary warm scans were 13 ms on main and 15 ms on the pr, so no timing improvement is claimed. cold disk, native ios/android, the electron shell, macos/windows, and live database replacement were not exercised.
codex limits reported JSON-RPC -32600 on both main and pr. real codex turns and historical usage worked; successful limits retrieval remains unverified.
the current diff caches parsed rows in memory only. the description's persistent-cache and restart-speedup claims are stale and are not verified by this head.
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Problem
The usage panel waits for its slowest reader. On my machine (OpenCode DB 4.1 GB, 62k messages) the OpenCode reader walks the whole
messagetable and parses ~24 KB JSON rows on every refresh, so each refresh costs ~0.7 s of mostly CPU time (JSON parse plus SQLite fetch).Change
All in
packages/provider-opencode/src/server/usage.ts:time_createdindexes instead of sweeping the table by rowid.id,session_id,time_created,time_updated,octet_length(data), plus the identity of the database file). A refresh fetches thedatacolumn only for rows whose fingerprint changed.retentionCutoffMs, so widening the window does not re-read them.There is no on-disk cache: the first scan after a server start still reads every in-window row. Antigravity has a similar cache problem; that is a separate PR.
Scope and approval
No prior issue or discussion, and this is not a very small fix, so I understand it may be closed at triage. It solves one problem (OpenCode usage scan cost) and touches one reader and its tests.
Verification
Real data on a real OpenCode database, checked by Maria on head
c142b1b(comment), countingdatarows fetched through the real usage page:mainOutput matched
main(27,380 tokens, then 64,734 after the new turn).Timing, measured by me on an earlier revision of this branch (Node 26, OpenCode reader only, median of 10 alternating runs, 30-day window, warm OS file cache). I have not re-measured on the current head:
Tests in
usage.test.ts:Not checked:
main, 15 ms here, per Maria's run).time_updatedand data length.Written by Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Sonnet 5.5 via Claude Code in T3 Code.
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