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Orca counts how many tokens Claude, Codex, OpenCode and Muse use, but it ignored Pi. Now it also reads Pi's own session logs and shows Pi's tokens in Stats & Usage, next to the others.
What Changed
New local usage provider pi (src/main/pi-usage/), modelled on the Muse provider from feat(usage): add Muse Code local usage provider #22379. It scans Pi session logs on the shared usage scan worker, caches each log by mtime/size, and attributes usage to Orca worktrees through each session's cwd.
Logs come from ~/.pi/agent/sessions/<cwd bucket>/*.jsonl, or from PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR. The directory is resolved by the same code as Pi session history. That function moved into a small ai-vault/agent-sessions-dir.ts so the worker does not import the whole session-history source table.
Each assistant message.usage becomes one event. Pi reports input without cache reads or writes, so input becomes input + cacheRead + cacheWrite, with cacheRead as the cached subset. This matches how Codex, OpenCode and Muse report input. reasoning is a subset of output.
A forked or resumed Pi session copies its parent's entries into a new file. Responses are keyed by timestamp, response id and token counts and claimed by one log, using the same claim and deferral scheme as Muse, so a fork does not count its parent twice.
OMP inherits PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR and can write into Pi's folder. Logs carrying OMP-only records are skipped, using the existing isOmpWrittenRecord.
Model labels are provider/model, because Pi users often serve one model id through several providers.
Tokens only, no cost. Pi prices each response from the user's own model config, so the numbers are not comparable across users.
Stats & Usage: a Pi tab (PiUsagePane), and Pi as a provider in the Usage Overview: provider row, daily series, totals, and an "Enable Pi" button.
Wiring: worker protocol, client and entry, IPC handlers, preload bridge, renderer store slice, startup, quit flush.
Two small cleanups to stay under max-lines:
registerCoreHandlers now takes the usage stores as one usageStores object instead of five positional parameters.
Preflight calls one initUsageStorePaths() instead of five path inits. The Pi slice lives in its own pi-usage-slice.ts, which reuses the exported createUsageProviderSlice.
Why
Pi is a first-class agent in Orca, but its usage never reached Stats & Usage, so the overview undercounted anyone who works mainly in Pi. Pi already writes complete per-response usage, so this follows the existing local-provider pattern instead of adding a new mechanism. Parsing logs avoids depending on Pi internals or a running Pi process.
Before: Stats & Usage had no Pi tab, and Pi was not in the Usage Overview providers.
After. These are component fixtures (pnpm fixtures:shot) fed with a snapshot this provider built from my real Pi logs over 90 days. Project names and provider prefixes are anonymized.
Pi tab
Usage Overview
Testing
I manually tested these changes locally
Automated tests added/updated, or explained why not below
Every added test fails without this change and avoids the test anti-patterns
Real data, macOS arm64: ran the scanner on 209 real Pi logs (202 sessions) and compared it with an independent Python recount of the same files, deduplicated the same way. Both gave 17,141 responses, input 2,297,765,792 (cache-inclusive), cached 2,073,365,161, output 8,619,193 and reasoning 2,410,426. A cold full scan took 1.4 s.
src/main/pi-usage/scanner.test.ts: one test with hardcoded expectations. It covers the cache-inclusive input mapping, a fork that copies its parent's responses being counted once, and an OMP log in Pi's folder being ignored. It caught a real bug during development: the line prefilter dropped OMP title records.
Updated test fixtures: the existing usage-provider-handlers-readiness.test.ts and usage-overview-model.test.ts now include the new store and input. No new assertions.
Checks:pnpm tc, oxlint and oxfmt --check on changed files, verify:localization-extraction, and pnpm check:changed: 37/37 checks pass, including the unit tests it selects for these paths (run on Linux x86_64 with full history, since the cross-version tests need release tags).
Not tested: Windows, Linux desktop and SSH hosts. The provider only reads local files under the resolved sessions directory, like the Muse provider.
Risk
Level: Low
New persisted cache file:orca-pi-usage.json in userData. Scanning is opt-in (off by default, like the other providers).
Riskiest part: fork deduplication. If the key were too loose, two distinct responses with identical timestamp, response id and token counts would count once. Within one log, identical records are kept through an occurrence ordinal.
Refactors: the registerCoreHandlers signature change and the moved sessions-dir function are internal, and all callers are updated in this PR.
Back-out: a plain revert. The leftover orca-pi-usage.json is then ignored.
Copy: three existing descriptions still list "Claude, Codex, OpenCode, and Muse". I left them unchanged because changing their English would invalidate every locale's translation of those keys. Pi has its own search keyword.
The change adds Pi as a local usage provider. It discovers and parses Pi session logs, attributes and deduplicates usage events, persists scan results, and exposes summaries and breakdowns through worker, main-process, and preload APIs. The Stats & Usage interface gains a Pi analytics pane and includes Pi data in the combined usage overview. The change also moves shared agent-session directory normalization and Pi session-directory selection into a dedicated module.
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Low · up to ebd2b
Pi usage tracking works for the default setup. Users with a custom Pi session location may see an empty Pi tab, and project attribution for forked sessions may be wrong. The overview text does not mention Pi. These are bounded and can be fixed in follow-ups.
Pre-merge checks: 2 · 3
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Linked Issues check
Issue [#40794] requests Pi token tracking and explicitly excludes cost. The PR implements the requested scanner, deduplication, OMP filtering, worker integration, and Stats & Usage UI. However, `pi-us…
Remove Pi cost parsing, aggregation, and UI propagation. Update tests so Pi usage reports token data only.
Out of Scope Changes check
The Pi cost path is outside the scope of [#40794], which says to show tokens only because Pi costs depend on each user's model configuration. The parser, breakdown UI, overview normalization, and adde…
Remove the Pi cost path and its supporting cost aggregation. Keep changes that implement the requested token tracking and provider wiring.
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 15.38% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding a local Pi usage provider.
Description check
The description covers the required sections, including the user-facing change, rationale, linked issue, visual proof, testing, risk, and back-out plan. It also includes the requested checklist detail…
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The description covers the required sections, including the user-facing change, rationale, linked issue, visual proof, testing, risk, and back-out plan. It also includes the requested checklist details.
Full details: Linked Issues check
Explanation
Issue [#40794] requests Pi token tracking and explicitly excludes cost. The PR implements the requested scanner, deduplication, OMP filtering, worker integration, and Stats & Usage UI. However, pi-usage-record-parser.ts reads usage.cost.total into estimatedCostUsd; PiUsageDetails forwards that value to usage breakdown rows, and the overview normalization maps Pi cost. The scanner test also expects an estimated cost. This conflicts with the tokens-only requirement.
Resolution
Remove Pi cost parsing, aggregation, and UI propagation. Update tests so Pi usage reports token data only.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
The Pi cost path is outside the scope of [#40794], which says to show tokens only because Pi costs depend on each user's model configuration. The parser, breakdown UI, overview normalization, and added cost aggregation support that excluded behavior. The other reported changes support the requested Pi provider and its integration.
Resolution
Remove the Pi cost path and its supporting cost aggregation. Keep changes that implement the requested token tracking and provider wiring.
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Docstring coverage is 15.38% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 39 functions across 52 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Minor · Update the overview text to include Pi. · UsageOverviewPane.tsx:277
src/renderer/src/components/stats/UsageOverviewPane.tsx:277 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Update the overview text to include Pi.
The empty-data message at Line 277 lists only Claude, Codex, OpenCode, and Muse. Pi is now a provider in the overview. The same gap exists in the Daily intensity subtitle in usage-overview-sections.tsx and in the stats-search.ts description. The PR screenshot shows the subtitle without Pi. Add Pi to these strings, and update the matching en.json entries.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Resolve the Pi session root the way Pi does.
piSessionHistorySessionsDir now feeds the new usage scanner, and it can resolve a root that holds no Pi logs. Pi's published docs describe the layout as follows:
PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR is the agent directory, and sessions live in <agent-dir>/sessions.
PI_CODING_AGENT_SESSION_DIR replaces the session directory outright.
The sessionDir setting also relocates sessions.
Two inputs give a wrong root:
PI_CODING_AGENT_SESSION_DIR is ignored. A user who sets it gets a scan of the default directory.
normalizeAgentSessionsDir returns the path unchanged when its leaf is not sessions, agent, or .pi. A custom agent directory such as /data/pi-config then resolves to /data/pi-config instead of /data/pi-config/sessions.
In both cases listPiSessionLogFiles finds no buckets and returns []. The Pi tab shows no data and reports no error.
Read PI_CODING_AGENT_SESSION_DIR first. Append sessions for an unrecognized PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR leaf. The other callers (pi-transcript-import.ts and session-scanner-agent-sources.ts) also use this helper, so they get the same fix.
Proposed fix
--- "a/src/main/ai-vault/agent-sessions-dir.ts"+++ "b/src/main/ai-vault/agent-sessions-dir.ts"@@ -24,9 +24,16 @@
return normalized
}
export function piSessionHistorySessionsDir(): string {
- return normalizeAgentSessionsDir(- process.env.PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR?.trim() || join(homedir(), '.pi', 'agent', 'sessions'),- '.pi'- )+ const sessionDir = process.env.PI_CODING_AGENT_SESSION_DIR?.trim()+ if (sessionDir) {+ return sessionDir.replace(/[\\/]+$/, '')+ }+ const agentDir = process.env.PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR?.trim()+ if (!agentDir) {+ return join(homedir(), '.pi', 'agent', 'sessions')+ }+ const normalized = normalizeAgentSessionsDir(agentDir, '.pi')+ // An agent dir with a custom name keeps its sessions in <agent-dir>/sessions.+ return basename(normalized) === 'sessions' ? normalized : join(normalized, 'sessions')
}
Pi's ~ expansion and the sessionDir setting in settings.json remain unhandled by this fix.
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Review the replacement and indentation, then test before committing.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Sort logs by file name so the oldest session owns copied events.
The sort key is the full path, so the bucket directory name decides the order before the timestamp prefix does. scanPiUsageFiles gives each copied event to the first file it parses. The code assumes that the first file is the parent session.
Pi's docs say that --fork from another directory creates the new session in the current directory. A fork can therefore land in a bucket whose name sorts before the parent's bucket. In that case the fork owns the parent's events. Those events are then attributed to the fork's cwd and project. The parent loses them in the Project breakdown.
Sort by basename first. The file name starts with the creation timestamp, so the oldest file wins. Use the full path as the tie-breaker. Import basename from node:path.
Proposed fix
-import { join } from 'node:path'+import { basename, join } from 'node:path'
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- // Sorted paths make fork-copy ownership deterministic.- return logs.sort((left, right) => left.localeCompare(right))+ // The file name starts with the creation time, so the oldest session owns copied entries.+ return logs.sort(+ (left, right) => basename(left).localeCompare(basename(right)) || left.localeCompare(right)+ )
Scan Pi session logs (~/.pi/agent/sessions, or PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR) for
assistant message usage and surface them as a fifth local usage provider:
shared scan worker, per-file cache reused by mtime/size, Stats tab and Usage
Overview integration.
Pi reports input without cache reads/writes, so input is normalized to the
cache-inclusive count the other providers use, with cache reads as the cached
subset. Forked sessions copy their parent's entries, so responses are
deduplicated across logs by timestamp, response id and token counts. Logs OMP
wrote into Pi's folder are skipped. Cost is the per-response cost Pi records
from the user's model prices, like OpenCode's recorded cost; unpriced models
record zero and stay unknown.
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Remove Pi cost parsing, aggregation, and UI propagation. Update tests so Pi
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ELI5
Orca counts how many tokens Claude, Codex, OpenCode and Muse use, but it ignored Pi. Now it also reads Pi's own session logs and shows Pi's tokens in Stats & Usage, next to the others.
What Changed
pi(src/main/pi-usage/), modelled on the Muse provider from feat(usage): add Muse Code local usage provider #22379. It scans Pi session logs on the shared usage scan worker, caches each log by mtime/size, and attributes usage to Orca worktrees through each session'scwd.~/.pi/agent/sessions/<cwd bucket>/*.jsonl, or fromPI_CODING_AGENT_DIR. The directory is resolved by the same code as Pi session history. That function moved into a smallai-vault/agent-sessions-dir.tsso the worker does not import the whole session-history source table.message.usagebecomes one event. Pi reportsinputwithout cache reads or writes, so input becomesinput + cacheRead + cacheWrite, withcacheReadas the cached subset. This matches how Codex, OpenCode and Muse report input.reasoningis a subset ofoutput.PI_CODING_AGENT_DIRand can write into Pi's folder. Logs carrying OMP-only records are skipped, using the existingisOmpWrittenRecord.provider/model, because Pi users often serve one model id through several providers.PiUsagePane), and Pi as a provider in the Usage Overview: provider row, daily series, totals, and an "Enable Pi" button.max-lines:registerCoreHandlersnow takes the usage stores as oneusageStoresobject instead of five positional parameters.initUsageStorePaths()instead of five path inits. The Pi slice lives in its ownpi-usage-slice.ts, which reuses the exportedcreateUsageProviderSlice.Why
Pi is a first-class agent in Orca, but its usage never reached Stats & Usage, so the overview undercounted anyone who works mainly in Pi. Pi already writes complete per-response usage, so this follows the existing local-provider pattern instead of adding a new mechanism. Parsing logs avoids depending on Pi internals or a running Pi process.
Linked Issue
Fixes #40794
Visual Proof
Before: Stats & Usage had no Pi tab, and Pi was not in the Usage Overview providers.
After. These are component fixtures (
pnpm fixtures:shot) fed with a snapshot this provider built from my real Pi logs over 90 days. Project names and provider prefixes are anonymized.Testing
I manually tested these changes locally
Automated tests added/updated, or explained why not below
Every added test fails without this change and avoids the test anti-patterns
Real data, macOS arm64: ran the scanner on 209 real Pi logs (202 sessions) and compared it with an independent Python recount of the same files, deduplicated the same way. Both gave 17,141 responses, input 2,297,765,792 (cache-inclusive), cached 2,073,365,161, output 8,619,193 and reasoning 2,410,426. A cold full scan took 1.4 s.
src/main/pi-usage/scanner.test.ts: one test with hardcoded expectations. It covers the cache-inclusive input mapping, a fork that copies its parent's responses being counted once, and an OMP log in Pi's folder being ignored. It caught a real bug during development: the line prefilter dropped OMPtitlerecords.Updated test fixtures: the existing
usage-provider-handlers-readiness.test.tsandusage-overview-model.test.tsnow include the new store and input. No new assertions.Checks:
pnpm tc,oxlintandoxfmt --checkon changed files,verify:localization-extraction, andpnpm check:changed: 37/37 checks pass, including the unit tests it selects for these paths (run on Linux x86_64 with full history, since the cross-version tests need release tags).Not tested: Windows, Linux desktop and SSH hosts. The provider only reads local files under the resolved sessions directory, like the Muse provider.
Risk
Level: Low
orca-pi-usage.jsonin userData. Scanning is opt-in (off by default, like the other providers).registerCoreHandlerssignature change and the moved sessions-dir function are internal, and all callers are updated in this PR.orca-pi-usage.jsonis then ignored.