Add usage dashboard, request virtualization, and timezone-aware statistics #23
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- Add Compare button in header to enter compare mode - Allow selecting 2 requests via checkboxes for side-by-side comparison - Create RequestCompareModal component with: - Summary stats (added/removed/modified/unchanged messages) - Side-by-side request metadata comparison - Message diff view with color-coded changes - System prompt comparison - Tools comparison (added/removed/common) - Sticky compare mode banner that persists while scrolling - Button label changes based on state (Compare / Exit Compare)
- Replace sequential regex replacements with single-pass tokenizer in CodeViewer.tsx highlightCode() function - The old approach applied patterns sequentially, causing later patterns to match numbers inside class attributes (e.g., "400" in "text-purple-400") - New approach: build combined regex, iterate matches once, escape HTML on matched tokens only - Also fix escapeHtml in formatters.ts to not use document.createElement (fails during SSR) and simplify formatLargeText to avoid over-formatting
- Change combined "X tokens" to separate "X in" / "Y out" display - Makes it clearer how many tokens are uploaded vs generated - Helps users understand conversation growth per turn
- Show total input tokens (cached + non-cached) instead of just non-cached - Change cache display from absolute number to percentage - "68,446 in 100% cached" instead of "1 in 153,525 cached"
RequestCompareModal: - Add text diff view with side-by-side line comparison (LCS algorithm) - Show system prompt and tools in diff, not just messages - Add size breakdown: system prompt, tools, messages in KB - Show cache read/creation tokens separately - Add message size (KB) to each message row in structured view - Add download options: .diff, .json, .md formats - Add "Side-by-Side" export for external diff tools - Toggle between Structured and Text Diff views _index.tsx: - Fix cache display to only show when > 0
Backend: - Add /api/requests/summary endpoint returning lightweight RequestSummary - RequestSummary includes only: id, timestamp, model, status, usage, responseTime - Skip parsing heavy body/headers JSON for faster list loading Frontend: - Replace react-virtuoso with @tanstack/react-virtual for 60fps scrolling - Load summaries first for fast initial render, preload full details in background - Cache full request details in Map for instant row clicks - Use window scrolling instead of inner container scroll
Remove hardcoded modelProviderMap and initializeModelProviderMap function. Use simple prefix matching instead: - claude* -> anthropic - gpt*, o1*, o3* -> openai This automatically handles new model versions without code changes.
- Enable WAL mode for concurrent reads during writes - Set busy timeout to 5 seconds instead of immediate failure - Use NORMAL synchronous mode for better performance
Dashboard Features:
- Add UsageDashboard component with Apple Screen Time-inspired design
- Display daily token usage, request count, and average response time
- Weekly bar chart showing last 7 days with stacked model breakdown
- Hourly bar chart for selected day with 24-hour view
- Model usage breakdown with color-coded bars
- Opus: purple gradient (#9333ea)
- Sonnet: blue gradient (#3b82f6)
- Haiku: green gradient (#10b981)
- Interactive tooltips showing per-model token counts
- Date navigation with previous/next day arrows
- Dynamic week labels (e.g., "Nov 21 - 27" or "THIS WEEK")
- Model filter tabs integrated into requests box header
Backend API Changes:
- Add GET /api/stats endpoint for dashboard statistics
- Add GET /api/requests/summary endpoint for lightweight request list
- Add GET /api/requests/{id} endpoint to fetch individual requests
- Add per-model token breakdown to DailyTokens and HourlyTokens
- Add ModelStats struct for tracking tokens/requests per model
- Track model breakdown in hourly and daily aggregation maps
- Switch from date-string filtering to UTC time-range filtering
- Accept start/end UTC timestamps instead of date parameters
- Remove default 100-request limit, fetch all requests for selected day
Timezone Handling:
- Browser calculates local day boundaries (12:00 AM to 11:59 PM)
- Convert local time boundaries to UTC before sending to backend
- Backend queries using exact UTC timestamp ranges
- Fix week label parsing to avoid timezone shifts
- Stats query fetches 7-day range (selected date - 6 days)
- Requests query fetches single day range
- Ensures "today" is intuitive to user's local timezone
Performance Optimizations:
- Fetch individual requests on-demand instead of loading all 10k+
- Cache fetched request details in client state
- Use lightweight summary endpoint for initial list view
- Only request list refreshes when filter changes, stats remain static
- Fast aggregation queries using maps for O(1) lookups
Routes:
- Add /api/stats Remix route proxying to Go backend
- Add /api/requests/{id} Remix route for single request fetch
- Add getWeekBoundaries() helper to calculate Sunday-Saturday week - Track current week start to detect week changes - Only reload stats when navigating to a different week - Always reload requests for hourly chart on date change - Show actual date in navigation (bold when today) instead of 'Today' label - Weekly chart bars now stay stable while navigating within the same week
- Create /api/stats/hourly endpoint for single-day data - Move hourly breakdown and model stats to hourly endpoint - Keep /api/stats for weekly overview (daily aggregates only) - Frontend loads both endpoints in parallel - Add HourlyStatsResponse type for hourly endpoint response - Model stats now only shown for selected date, not entire week
- Split loadStats into loadWeeklyStats and loadHourlyStats - When navigating to new week: load both weekly and hourly stats - When navigating within same week: only load hourly stats - Prevents frontend lockup by not reloading weekly data unnecessarily - Hourly chart now updates correctly when clicking previous/next
Backend changes: - Add /api/stats/models endpoint for model-specific statistics - Use datetime() function in SQLite queries for timezone-aware comparisons - Fix queries to properly handle RFC3339 timestamps with timezone offsets - Add GetModelStats and GetHourlyStats to storage interface Frontend changes: - Implement TanStack Virtual for requests list to handle thousands of items - Add virtual scrolling with 600px container and 120px estimated item size - Show "Today" vs specific date (e.g., "Nov 29") in date selector and stats - Remove debug console.log statements - Update UsageDashboard to show relative date labels Performance improvements: - Only render visible request items (10 overscan) instead of all 5000+ - Prevent browser freezing when navigating between dates - Efficient scrolling with virtualized rendering
Frontend changes: - Replace date string format with full UTC timestamp boundaries - Calculate local day start/end in browser (e.g., Nov 29 PST = 08:00-08:00 UTC) - Send start/end timestamps instead of date strings to API - Backend now receives exact UTC time ranges for client's local day Backend changes: - Update GetHourlyStats to accept start/end timestamps instead of date - Update GetModelStats to accept start/end timestamps instead of date - Remove server-side date parsing and timezone interpretation - Backend is now completely timezone-agnostic This ensures "Today" shows correct data regardless of client timezone. No more date/timezone confusion between client and server.
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Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive usage dashboard inspired by Apple Screen Time, implements virtual scrolling for handling thousands of requests, and fixes timezone handling to ensure accurate statistics display across all timezones.
Major Features
📊 Usage Dashboard (Apple Screen Time-inspired)
⚡ Performance Improvements
/api/stats,/api/stats/hourly,/api/stats/models🌍 Timezone Handling
datetime()function for timezone-aware queries🔍 Request Comparison
🗄️ Database Improvements
datetime()function throughoutAPI Changes
New Endpoints
GET /api/stats/hourly?start={iso8601}&end={iso8601}- Hourly breakdown for time rangeGET /api/stats/models?start={iso8601}&end={iso8601}- Model breakdown for time rangeGET /api/requests/summary?start={iso8601}&end={iso8601}- Lightweight request summariesGET /api/requests/{id}- Single request details (on-demand loading)Modified Endpoints
GET /api/stats- Now returns weekly aggregates with per-model breakdownsstart/endUTC timestamps instead of date stringsTechnical Details
Frontend
getLocalDayBoundaries()for client-side timezone handlingBackend
GetHourlyStats()andGetModelStats()datetime()for timezone comparisonsDailyTokensandHourlyTokensUI/UX Improvements
Bug Fixes
Testing
Tested with datasets containing 5000+ requests across multiple timezones. Verified:
Breaking Changes
None - all changes are backward compatible. Old API endpoints still work.
Performance Metrics
This PR represents a complete overhaul of the statistics and monitoring experience, making it production-ready for teams with heavy Claude usage.