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The menu-card token rows ("30d tokens" / "latest tokens") and the matching
CLI/spend totals only summed input + output, dropping cache read and cache
write. On cache-heavy Claude Code usage that understates the real total by
orders of magnitude: 3.5M shown vs 1.08B over the same 30-day window.
Changed call sites (all use saturating_add):
- apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/chart.rs: total_tokens() now adds
summary.cached_tokens (feeds thirtyDayTokens and latestTokens).
- rust/src/cost_scanner.rs: ModelTokenCounts::total() now adds cached_tokens
(per-model rows in the spend contract).
- rust/src/cost_scanner.rs: get_daily_token_history() codex branch now adds
scratch.cached_tokens.
- rust/src/cost_scanner.rs: add_claude_record_to_daily_tokens() now adds
record.cache_read + record.cache_create.
- apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/usage_spend.rs: total_token_mix()
now includes cache_read_tokens (it already counted cache_creation_tokens).
Cost/pricing (total_cost_usd), quota windows and the de-duplication walk are
untouched. De-duplication happens per record before aggregation
(requestId/messageId for Claude, monotonic totals for Codex), so counting the
cache buckets cannot double count.
Verified locally on Windows (MSVC 14.44, Rust stable 1.98.1, tag v0.60.3):
before: codexbar-cli cost --provider claude -> daily totalTokens sum = 3,492,054
after: cargo build -p codexbar --release -> daily totalTokens sum = 1,079,676,812
Matching an independent recount from ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl
(5,120 unique rows, 4,222 duplicates skipped). The 30-day cost stayed at
$818.19 in both builds.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughToken totals now use provider-specific cache accounting. Codex totals do not add cached input a second time. Totals for providers with separate cache counts include those counts. ChangesProvider-aware token accounting
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Codex reports `input_tokens` with cached input already included: `CodexTokenCounts::from_values` clamps `cached` to `input`, and `codex_cost_usd_for_day` subtracts it back out (`non_cached = input - cached`) before pricing. Adding `cached_tokens` on top therefore double counted Codex per-model and menu-card totals (gpt-5.6-sol showed 564,718,634 instead of 288,770,730). Claude and the OpenCodex imports report cache read/creation as classes separate from `input_tokens`, so they must keep adding them. - `ModelTokenCounts::total()` goes back to `input + output`, and gains `total_with_separate_cache()` / `total_for_provider(provider)`. - New single source of truth `cache_is_separate_from_input(provider)`; only `codex` returns false. - Applied at the read sites that know the provider: spend contract model rows, the desktop menu-card `total_tokens()` and `top_model()`, and the usage-spend token mix (codex call sites pass false, OpenCodex ones true). - `get_daily_token_history` codex branch reverts to `input + output`; the Claude branch keeps adding cache read/creation. - Also fixes the Claude 7d/30d token columns in the usage-spend view, which were summing `input + output` only. Verified against a local 30-day window (tag v0.60.3, MSVC 14.44, Rust 1.98.1): Claude spendContract.daily[] sum: 3,492,054 -> 1,079,676,812 (cost $818.1882 unchanged) Codex gpt-5.6-sol totalTokens: 564,718,634 -> 288,770,730 (matches 0.60.3 output exactly) Codex cost $471.4885 unchanged; cache read is still reported as its own bucket. Cache tokens, cost and quota windows are otherwise untouched.
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Thanks for the review — you're right, and it's fixed in the latest commit on this branch. The semantics really do differ per source:
So adding the cache bucket was wrong for Codex and right for Claude. What the fix does now
I did not normalise cache into Numbers (local 30-day window, built from tag v0.60.3)
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Handled in You're right that the merged contract can't carry both rules. The Codex 7d/30d path resolved native and OpenCodex-imported rows into a single
Verification on this machine (which has no pi/OMP mirrors and no OpenCodex imports, so the change is a no-op locally): Claude and Codex token numbers are identical to the previous commit, and every model/ |
…s counted Codex native rows already include cached input in input_tokens, while the OpenCodex imported rows report cache read/creation as classes of their own. The resolved spend contract merges both into one token_mix, so a single "add cache or not" flag could only ever be right for one of them: passing false silently dropped the imported cache tokens. SpendContract now carries a token_total (skipped on the wire) computed by resolve_token_total, which totals each source with its own cache rule - spend_token_total(mix, false) for native Codex, spend_token_total(mix, true) for the import - and combines the results, mirroring replace_native. The usage-spend view now reads that field instead of re-summing the merged mix. No effective local change: token numbers are identical, costs differ only by f64 accumulation order in the model map.
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Apply the native provider’s cache rule.
build_local_spend_contract_from_summary also builds Claude contracts, but this call excludes cached tokens from every native mix. Claude’s CostSummary.cached_tokens includes cache reads and creation, and model_rows uses the provider-aware total. A cache-heavy Claude contract therefore has a token_total that disagrees with its model totals. Pass provider_id to resolve_token_total and select the native cache rule from that provider. The Claude Usage & Spend row currently avoids this error by calculating its own total. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@rust/src/spend_contract.rs` at line 559, Update
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resolve_token_total and apply the provider-specific native cache rule, so
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| let imported_total = imported.and_then(|source| spend_token_total(&source.token_mix, true)); |
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Keep imported window totals consistent with imported model and daily totals.
An existing OpenCodex fixture has inputTokens=100, outputTokens=5, cachedInputTokens=10, and totalTokens=105. The importer uses 105 for its model and daily totals. This call instead calculates 115 from the same token mix. When that row is imported, the Usage & Spend 7-day and 30-day columns disagree with the model and daily totals. Aggregate the importer’s resolved per-entry totals, or normalize all three totals under one cache rule. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@rust/src/spend_contract.rs` at line 561, Update the imported_total
calculation in the spend-token aggregation to use the importer’s resolved
per-entry totals, matching the totals used for imported model and daily
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Summary
The local-usage token rows are computed as
input + outputonly, so cache read / cachewrite tokens are dropped. On cache-heavy Claude Code usage that understates the real total
by orders of magnitude: the menu card shows 3.5M for a 30-day window whose cache-inclusive
total is 1.08B — from the same JSONL walk the CLI already reports
cachedon.Changed call sites (all
saturating_add):apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/chart.rstotal_tokens()+ summary.cached_tokens(feedsthirtyDayTokens/latestTokens)rust/src/cost_scanner.rsModelTokenCounts::total()+ cached_tokens(per-model rows)rust/src/cost_scanner.rsget_daily_token_history()(codex branch)+ scratch.cached_tokensrust/src/cost_scanner.rsadd_claude_record_to_daily_tokens()+ record.cache_read + record.cache_createapps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/usage_spend.rstotal_token_mix()+ mix.cache_read_tokens(it already countedcache_creation_tokens)No change to pricing /
total_cost_usd, quota windows, or the de-duplication walk.De-duplication happens per record before aggregation (
requestId+messageIdfor Claude,monotonic totals for Codex), so counting the cache buckets cannot double count.
Related issue
No existing issue; this PR is the report (happy to split it into an issue first if you
prefer that workflow).
Affected areas
Validation
I did not have the hosted PR check available (external contributor), so here is the local
slice I ran on Windows (MSVC 14.44.35207, Rust stable 1.98.1, built from tag
v0.60.3atcommit
2e20ac6, i.e. exactly the tree this patch is based on):cargo build -p codexbar --release— succeeds (5m24s)pnpm --dir apps/desktop-tauri install --frozen-lockfile+pnpm --dir apps/desktop-tauri run tauri:build— succeeds,
target/release/codexbar-desktop-tauri.exebuiltpowershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -File scripts\local-check.ps1—not run yet; the unit tests that assert the old
input + outputexpectations will needupdating (see Notes for reviewers)
scripts\windows-release-build.ps1/ installer — not applicable to this changerun through the checklist if you want it before merge
Behaviour check on the same machine (before / after, same data):
Independent recount from
~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl, deduplicated the same way thescanner does (
requestId+message.id, first occurrence wins; 5,120 unique rows,4,222 duplicate rows skipped):
input + output= 3,492,054, which is exactly the pre-patch panel value, so the scanneralready reads the cache numbers correctly — only the totals dropped them.
UI / tray proof
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30d tokens,latest tokens, and the Usage & Spend 30d token column).Notes for reviewers
CostSummary.cached_tokens/ModelTokenCounts.cached_tokensalready holdcache_read + cache_creationfor Claude(
summary.cached_tokens += record.cache_create + record.cache_read;) andcached_input_tokensfor Codex, so no scanner change was needed.daily_tokensorModelTokenCounts::total()to equalinput + output) will need their expectationsupdated — those expectations encoded the bug. I did not touch them in this PR to keep the
diff reviewable; say the word and I will update them in a follow-up commit on this branch.
ModelTokenCounts::total()is also used to picktop_model; the ranking is unchanged forthe datasets I checked (the same model wins with and without cache tokens).
spendContract.daily[]only had 2 days of rows for a 30-day window. I left that alone.Summary by CodeRabbit