Ad-hoc analyses over the local agent session corpus (~/.omp/agent/sessions/). SQLite-backed; data is synced once into the same ~/.omp/stats.db that packages/stats uses, then queried by short Python scripts.

Layout

scripts/session-stats/
  sync.py          # walks ~/.omp/agent/sessions/ and populates ss_* tables
  analyze.py       # tools | edits | followups subcommands over the synced db
  audit.ts         # LLM-assisted token-usage audit (no sync needed)
  audit-prompt.md  # system prompt for the audit classifier

One-time prep

pip install tiktoken

Sync

bun run stats:sync                  # incremental
python3 scripts/session-stats/sync.py --workers 16 --full     # rebuild all
python3 scripts/session-stats/sync.py --limit 200             # newest 200 only

The sync is incremental: per-file mtime, size, byte_offset, and parser_version are tracked in ss_sessions. Re-runs only parse new bytes and only re-tokenize / re-classify what changed. A bump of EDIT_PARSER_VERSION in sync.py invalidates ss_edit_* rows on next sync.

Tokenization is o200k_base (GPT-4o / GPT-5 family) via tiktoken — well within ~5–10% of Claude's BPE in aggregate.

Schema

All tables are prefixed ss_ to avoid collision with packages/stats.

Table	Granularity
`ss_sessions`	one row per `.jsonl`; carries sync state + session metadata
`ss_tool_calls`	one row per `toolCall` content block (`arg_json`, `arg_tokens`)
`ss_tool_results`	one row per `toolResult` message (`result_text`, `result_tokens`, `is_error`)
`ss_assistant_msgs`	per assistant message text + thinking blobs and token counts
`ss_user_msgs`	per user message text and token count
`ss_edit_calls`	per `edit` call: `success`, `warnings`, `raw_input_len`
`ss_edit_sections`	per `¶PATH` section in an edit; precomputed `longest_repeat_*`, `dup_anchors`. Legacy `§PATH` sections from pre-2026-05 sessions still parse.

Indexes on (tool_name, timestamp) and (session_file, seq) make per-tool aggregations and ordered session walks cheap.

Analyses

bun run stats:tools                        # per-tool token totals
bun run stats:tools -- --by d --top 8      # bucket by day, top 8 tools each
bun run stats:edits                        # edit-tool reliability audit
bun run stats:edits -- --since w           # edit sub-types over the last week
bun run stats:followups                    # five hashline-edit detectors
bun run stats:followups -- --max-fix 2 --min-dup 8 --show 20

All three accept -n N / --folder SUBSTR to scope the query, plus --since <h|d|w|m|Nh|Nd|Nw> to keep only calls newer than a time window (per-call timestamp, so it slices long sessions precisely). The edits audit reads each call's is_error flag as the authoritative success/failure signal and decodes hashline op kinds (replace, insert after, delete, replace_block, …) into the verb distribution.

Usage audit (`audit.ts`)

Standalone Bun script — reads session JSONL directly (no sync.py / tiktoken needed) and uses the real per-request usage recorded in each assistant message (input/output/cacheRead/cacheWrite + nominal cost) instead of re-tokenizing.

bun run stats:audit                          # last week, scan + LLM analysis
bun run stats:audit -- --no-llm              # scan-only report
bun run stats:audit -- --since 3d --folder Projects-pi
bun run stats:audit -- --min-cost 5 --max-llm 8 --json /tmp/audit.json
bun run stats:audit -- --digest-dir /tmp/digests   # inspect classifier inputs
bun run stats:audit -- --session parser            # classify sessions matching id/title (ignores --min-cost)
bun run stats:audit -- --no-cache                  # force fresh LLM verdicts

The scan phase reports the main-vs-subagent usage split, per-folder and per-session cost, per-tool traffic (estimated arg/result tokens plus a context-residency metric: result tokens × subsequent requests), repeated reads of the same file, the largest single tool results, compactions, and edit-failure churn.

The LLM phase (default anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6 via @oh-my-pi/pi-ai, credentials resolved through omp's auth storage — stored key, OAuth, or env var) classifies the costliest sessions: multi-topic sessions that should have been split or handed off, task spawns that were wasteful or failed to transfer context, and the biggest waste sources with concrete fixes. A final aggregate call distills systemic findings and quick wins across sessions.

Verdicts are cached in ~/.omp/stats-audit-cache.json (keyed by session id + digest hash + model + prompt hash, so any change to the transcript, digest format, or audit-prompt.md invalidates the entry automatically). Re-runs reuse cached verdicts for free; --no-cache bypasses reads but still writes fresh results.

The Rust crate that previously lived here was retired in favor of this SQLite-backed flow. The schema persists everything the analyses used to recompute on every run (token counts, hashline parse output, success flags), so subsequent invocations are sub-second over the full corpus.

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