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Antigravity Monitor Extension

Complete AI usage analytics for your engineering team. Track, visualize, and gamify AI adoption within VS Code.

🚀 Features

📊 Comprehensive Analytics

Token Tracking: Real-time monitoring of Input and Output token usage across different AI models.
Model Breakdown: See which models (e.g., Gemini 1.5 Pro, GPT-4) are being used the most.
Query Classification: Automatically categorizes usage into Coding, Debugging, Search, Planning, Documentation, and General Questions.

🏆 Team Dashboard & Leaderboard

Team Overview: Get a bird's-eye view of your entire team's AI adoption.
Consolidated Leaderboard: A gamified "Podium" view highlighting top performers based on total token consumption.
Project Insights: Drill down into stats per project/workspace.

💾 Data Persistence & Portability

Secure Storage: Usage stats are stored locally within VS Code's global state.
Export & Upload: Easily export your stats to JSON and upload them to the central dashboard for team consolidation.
Drag-and-Drop Import: The dashboard supports importing multiple user data files dynamically.

📸 Screenshots

Dashboard Overview

Visualize Input vs Output tokens and Query details

Model Breakdown

Track usage across different AI models

Project Insights

Drill down into usage by Project/Branch

🛠️ Usage

Install the Extension: Install the .vsix file in VS Code.
Track Usage: Use your AI assistants as normal. The extension runs in the background.
View Metrics:
- Click the "Antigravity: [Tokens]" status bar item to see a quick summary.
- Run Antigravity Monitor: Show AI Usage Metrics for a detailed breakdown.
Export Data: Run Antigravity Monitor: Export Stats to JSON to save your usage data for team analysis.

⚙️ Commands

Antigravity Monitor: Show AI Usage Metrics: Display current usage stats.
Antigravity Monitor: Show Daily Token Usage Chart: View a chart of daily activity.
Antigravity Monitor: Export & Upload to Dashboard: Export stats for the leaderboard.

🔧 Installation for Development

Open this folder in VS Code.
Run npm install to install dependencies.
Press F5 to launch a new Extension Development Host window.