| title | Reports (Request/Response Recorder) |
|---|---|
| description | Every AI round recorded verbatim to SQLite, full prompts, responses, and tool calls, exportable to Markdown/HTML. |
- Every round recorded independent of the lightweight token log, every
runAgent()round (chat and every Orchestrator role) is captured verbatim to a local SQLite database (~/.coder/recorder.db): the full system prompt, message history, and tool definitions sent, plus the full response text/reasoning and every tool call's args/result, a complete, replayable record of what was actually sent and received - Provider-accurate totals reads the provider's own reported total token count (not just input + output) wherever the provider supplies one, plus cache read/write tokens and the provider's raw usage payload, so the numbers match your actual bill, and any mismatch is inspectable down to the raw JSON
- Session list → drill-down the Reports tab (inside the Token Usage dashboard) lists recent sessions with at-a-glance totals; click one for a full per-run, per-round breakdown: system prompt / message / tool-definition size, input/output/total/reasoning tokens, time-to-first-token, round duration, and every tool call
- Raw payloads on demand each round's system prompt, full message history, response text, reasoning, and tool call args/results are viewable in collapsible panels, collapsed by default so the view stays scannable until you need to inspect exactly what was sent
- Export to Markdown or HTML export any session's full report as
{sessionId}_report.md(GitHub-flavored markdown, ideal for pasting into an AI chat to ask what can be tuned) or{sessionId}_report.html(a standalone, styled file with real collapsible sections, viewable in any browser) - Built for tuning, not just accounting the point of this data is diagnosing where tokens actually go, system prompt bloat, redundant tool calls, unbounded history growth, so the system prompt can be trimmed with evidence instead of guesswork
Reports can be exported!
Session Stats
Full detail trace.
HTML token trace (running in Live Reload)
