Veqen AI Cost LensSee AI model prices as you code. Hover a model name to check its price, or find the models used across your project. Everything runs inside your editor. You do not need an account, and your code is never uploaded. Hover a quoted model such as Run Veqen: Inventory Model References from the Command Palette to list recognized references and their locations in the output panel. The scan reads at most 200 supported source files, skips files larger than 500 KB and common dependency/build directories, and reports when it is partial. It does not execute project code or invoke a shell. It can operate in an untrusted or virtual workspace. LimitsThis is a model-reference inventory, not measured spend or an invoice. Dynamic identifiers, escaped strings and models absent from the snapshot are not recognized. Unknown rates remain unknown. Hovers show standard list rates; cache, batch, long-context, image variants, residency and negotiated pricing can differ. A retirement date is shown only when the book records it. The price book updates when the extension updates; the extension makes no background network requests. Disable hovers with Build and install the local packageFrom this directory, using Node.js 22:
In VS Code choose Extensions: Install from VSIX… and select the generated file. Marketplace and Open VSX publication require the publisher account to own the The price book comes from Packaging uses VSCE 3.7.1 with Azure Identity 4.13.0 and MSAL's UUID dependency pinned to 11.1.1 to avoid the affected MSAL 6.x authentication dependency and the older UUID buffer-bounds advisory. UUID 11 retains the CommonJS Pricing rules · SDK and CLI · Report an issue MIT licensed. See LICENSE and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES in the package. |