AI agents
Usage, sessions and retrospective
The More tab of LLM collects what happened: how your agents perform, how much every coding tool on your computer used and cost, the sessions themselves, and a look back at any period. It also holds the reading companions and Remote access, which lets you follow your threads from a phone on your own network.
Where it is
LLM › More. The second row has Usage and performance, Usage, Sessions, Retrospective, Reading and Remote access.
Usage and performance
Throughput, latency, tokens and cost per agent, plus the context each conversation is holding. It covers OmniGet’s own agents. Missing measurements are shown as unavailable, never as zero.
- Pick the window (the last hour, six hours or day; the day is the default).
- Sections show what is running, what waits for a tool and which agents have errors, then Quota, Cost per day, Agents, the Audit log and Diagnostics. Diagnostics only run when you open them.
Usage
Every coding agent on this computer in one timeline, read from their own local logs. Nothing leaves your computer.
OmniGet reads the logs of 22 tools, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, OpenCode, Cursor, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cline, goose, Zed, Amp, Aider and Kiro.
- Choose the range at the top (the last thirty days by default).
- Recorded cost is the amount the tool wrote in its own log. Estimated cost is tokens priced with the public price table; real bills can differ because of plans and discounts.
- Budgets sets spending ceilings. With no ceiling set, nothing is limited.
Sessions
A live list of every coding agent session, grouped by project. Open one to read it, search inside it, resume it or move it to another tool.
- Sort by Most recent, Most tokens or Highest cost, and choose whether to Include subagents.
- Export saves a session as Markdown or JSON.
- Import moves a session into another tool. Claude Code and Codex get a session you can resume, with a new id; other tools get a context file.
Retrospective
A look back at any period: what you used most, your rhythm and your milestones, replayed day by day. It uses the same session history as Sessions.
Reading
The page is titled Reading companions. It lists what your agents with the Reading companion ability keep about what you read and watch (Agents, memory and skills).
Remote access
Follow and drive your threads from your phone. OmniGet opens a second, separate door that only serves the remote app, and every device needs its own pairing. There is no cloud relay.
- Open LLM › More › Remote access.
- Choose the Interface (see the table) and click Turn on.
- Under Pair a device, type a Device name and choose the Permission.
- Click Make QR code and scan it with the phone camera, or Copy link. The code works once and expires after 10 minutes.
| Option | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Turns the remote door on or off. It stays on after a restart if you left it on. | Off |
| Interface | This computer only (for tailscale serve or an SSH tunnel), Local network (your Wi-Fi), Tailscale (your tailnet address) or Other. |
This computer only |
| Port | The port of the remote door. If it is busy, OmniGet tries the next ones. | 47740 |
| Permission | Read only sees threads, timelines, diffs and sessions and cannot send anything. Can drive can also send messages, answer approvals and questions, and stop a turn. | Read only |
Only /remote is reachable on this door; the browser extension and the local routes stay on your computer only. Each device gets its own token, and OmniGet keeps only a hash of it. The connection uses a self-signed certificate.
- Paired devices lists each device, when it was last used, and Revoke.
- Access log shows every access; Clear empties it.
- Outside your network offers Run tailscale serve (OmniGet shows the command and asks first) or an SSH tunnel command (Make command).
Common problems
A tool is missing from Usage or Sessions
OmniGet only reads logs that the tool keeps on this computer. If the tool stores its history elsewhere or not at all, it does not appear.
The phone cannot open the address
With This computer only, the phone cannot reach the computer directly: use Local network, Tailscale, or one of the options in Outside your network. Also check that both devices are on the same network and that a firewall allows the port.
“Turn remote access on first.”
Pairing needs the remote door on. Click Turn on first.