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Copilot Cost & Token Tracker

Copilot Cost & Token Tracker

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Visualise token costs for agent sessions in VS Code
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Copilot Cost & Token Tracker

Visualise Copilot agent session token costs directly inside VS Code. The extension runs locally, reads agent debug logs from your workspace storage, and shows the latest session, a full session table, and an aggregate summary.

Features

Dashboard views

  • Latest Session — live per-model breakdown of your most recent Copilot agent session; auto-refreshes while the session is active
  • All Sessions — sortable table of every session in the selected window with Cost, Credits, and Cache Hit % columns; click any row to expand per-model detail inline
  • Aggregate — rolled-up totals across all sessions in the selected time window, broken down by model

Cost & token details

  • USD cost and AI Credits (1 credit = $0.01) totals for every session and aggregate view
  • Per-model token breakdown: fresh input, cached input, cache writes, and output tokens
  • Cache hit rate per model with colour-coded health indicators
  • Sub-agent call detection — badges distinguish main-agent vs. sub-agent LLM calls within a session

Time filtering

  • Preset time windows: 6 h, 12 h, 24 h, 48 h, 72 h, and 7 days
  • Custom date-range picker to query any arbitrary period

Pricing & model coverage

  • Bundled media/pricing.json pricing table covering all major Copilot model families
  • Intelligent model-key matching (prefix and substring) so minor version variants resolve correctly
  • Unknown models flagged with a warning and excluded from totals rather than silently misreported

Privacy & portability

  • Reads only local Copilot agent debug logs from VS Code / VS Code Insiders workspace storage
  • Cross-platform support: macOS, Windows, and Linux storage paths resolved automatically
  • No data leaves your machine

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.119 or later, or VS Code Insiders
  • Existing Copilot agent session logs in your local workspace storage

Installation

From the Marketplace

  1. Open the Extensions view in VS Code
  2. Search for Copilot Cost & Token Tracker
  3. Install the extension
  4. Reload when prompted

From a VSIX

  1. Download the .vsix file
  2. Open the Extensions view
  3. Select ... and choose Install from VSIX...
  4. Pick the downloaded .vsix file
  5. Reload when prompted

Usage

Open the dashboard with any of these entry points:

  • Status bar: Token Cost
  • Activity bar: Token Cost Tracker
  • Command Palette: Copilot Cost & Token Tracker: Open Dashboard

Use the Time window dropdown in the dashboard to switch between 6h, 12h, 24h, 48h, 72h, and 7 days.

Commands

Command Description
Copilot Cost & Token Tracker: Open Dashboard Open the dashboard webview

Privacy

  • Reads only local Copilot agent debug logs.
  • Does not send data to an external service.
  • Unknown models are excluded from totals and flagged in the dashboard.

How It Works

The extension scans local VS Code workspace storage directories, finds Copilot agent debug-log sessions, parses the JSONL data, and computes token usage and cost totals locally.

Model Coverage

The bundled pricing table currently covers the model families used by the extension. If a model is not present in media/pricing.json, it is shown with a warning and excluded from totals.

Troubleshooting

  • If the dashboard is empty, make sure you have an existing Copilot agent session and that VS Code has created workspace storage debug logs.
  • If a model is missing pricing data, it will be shown with a warning and its cost will be excluded.

Development

npm install
npm run compile
npm run package

License

MIT

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