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Commits on Oct 31, 2026

  1. fix(opencode): count Claude Agent sessions once in unified reports 

    OpenCode's claude-agent provider runs Claude Code, which writes its own
transcript, so unified reports counted every Claude Agent turn twice.

OpenCode v2 rows record the Claude Code session as
content[].native.sessionID. Unified reports now skip OpenCode rows whose
native session has a Claude transcript on disk. The Claude transcript
holds the same tokens plus the resolved model ID, while OpenCode stores
only the `opus` alias, which ccusage priced as an older Opus.

Skipped sessions still count as covered, so the cumulative session_v2
aggregate cannot bring the usage back. When the transcript is gone, the
OpenCode rows are counted. `ccusage opencode` keeps every row.

Refs #2004
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    igorovh committed Oct 31, 2026
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  2. docs(opencode): explain Claude Agent sessions in unified reports 

    Refs #2004
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    igorovh committed Oct 31, 2026
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