# AgentsView **AgentsView is a local-first analytics dashboard that pulls session data from 40+ AI coding agents into one place to search transcripts, track tokens, and see what you actually spent.** One binary, no accounts, everything local. Go-based, MIT. Where [[abtop]] is the live `htop` view of running agents, AgentsView is the historical analytics layer: it reads the transcripts your agents already wrote to disk and turns them into searchable, costed history. ## What it gives you - **Full-text search** across every message via SQLite FTS5. - **Cost tracking** using LiteLLM pricing, prompt-cache-aware (separate input, output, cache-creation, cache-read). - **Dashboards.** Activity heatmaps, tool usage, velocity, per-model breakdowns. - **Live updates** via server-sent events for active sessions. - **Multi-backend.** SQLite primary, PostgreSQL for team sync, DuckDB for portable mirrors. - **Export.** HTML sessions or GitHub Gist publishing. It auto-detects 40+ agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Forge, DeepSeek, OpenHands, Qwen, ...) by scanning their session directories. Install via curl/PowerShell one-liner, Homebrew cask, or Docker; there's also a Tauri desktop wrapper. ## Custom model pricing Newly released models often ship before AgentsView knows their price. You add it yourself in `~/.agentsview/config.toml`. Per Simon Willison's TIL, adding [[Claude Fable 5]] looked like: ```toml [custom_model_pricing."claude-fable-5"] input = 10.0 output = 50.0 cache_creation = 12.50 cache_read = 1 ``` He ran it via `uvx agentsview usage daily` for a terminal table and `uvx agentsview serve` for the web dashboard (port 8080). The example makes the point that Fable 5 costs about double Opus per token. ## References - https://www.agentsview.io/ - https://github.com/kenn-io/agentsview - https://til.simonwillison.net/llms/agentsview-custom-model-price ## Related - [[abtop]] - [[Claude Code]] - [[Codex CLI]] - [[Cursor.com]] - [[LiteLLM]] - [[Claude Fable 5]] - [[AI Agents]]