Summary
Allow users to see the usage of individual API keys in addition to the overall usage. This allows users to see which apps, services, agents are using or bleeding tokens.
Expected Behavior
When clicking the Usage tab on the Command Code website, there should be an option to cycle through a list of currently issued API keys, and display the usage for those keys only. OpenCode Go has a good implementation of this feature.
Actual Behavior
Only overall usage is displayed. This means someone who issued multiple API keys can not see which keys are using the most tokens. I can see I used 6 Kimi K2.7 calls yes, but from which of my agents??
Steps to reproduce the issue
Sign into Command Code
Click on Usage
Command Code Version
1.26.0
Operating System
Other
Terminal/IDE
ghostty
Shell
bash
Session file (optional)
No response
Fix prompt (optional)
No response
Additional context
This is a feature on the website, user dashboard. Not in the harness.
Summary
Allow users to see the usage of individual API keys in addition to the overall usage. This allows users to see which apps, services, agents are using or bleeding tokens.
Expected Behavior
When clicking the Usage tab on the Command Code website, there should be an option to cycle through a list of currently issued API keys, and display the usage for those keys only. OpenCode Go has a good implementation of this feature.
Actual Behavior
Only overall usage is displayed. This means someone who issued multiple API keys can not see which keys are using the most tokens. I can see I used 6 Kimi K2.7 calls yes, but from which of my agents??
Steps to reproduce the issue
Sign into Command Code
Click on Usage
Command Code Version
1.26.0
Operating System
Other
Terminal/IDE
ghostty
Shell
bash
Session file (optional)
No response
Fix prompt (optional)
No response
Additional context
This is a feature on the website, user dashboard. Not in the harness.