Stats CLI
rimz stats prints your account-global token and dollar history: a heatmap of daily use, totals for a chosen window, and where the spend went by model and by agent.
rimz stats prints your account-global token and dollar history: a heatmap of daily use, totals for a chosen window, and where the spend went by model and by agent. It reads only — it touches no agent, writes nothing to any session, and prints from the cache RimZ already keeps under its own state directory, so it runs inside a room or anywhere else on the machine, in or out of a project. Its one network call is the weekly price-table refresh, which RIMZ_PRICING_OFFLINE=1 turns off. How every figure is calculated, and how the held dashboard reads, is the Token Insight guide.
rimz stats # the all-time panel: heatmap, totals, model and agent breakdowns
rimz stats --dollars # scale the heatmap by dollars spent instead of tokens
rimz stats --json # the per-day buckets, windows, breakdowns, and insights for scripts
rimz stats --refresh # hold the panel open and repaint every 60s (the rimzd daemon view)| Flag | Effect |
|---|---|
--dollars | Scale the heatmap by dollars spent rather than tokens used |
--json | Emit the stats document instead of the panel; the stable surface for scripts |
--refresh | Hold the panel open, refresh every 60s, and re-centre on resize; conflicts with --json |
A plain rimz stats prints the all-time window; in the held (--refresh) dashboard, Tab and Shift-Tab cycle the All time / Week / Month / Year window over the model, agent, and insight rows while the heatmap stays full-history.
The live slice of this same data sits in the sidebar's provider dashboard while you work; both read one source. The vocabulary the figures share, the window semantics, and the pricing model are in the Token Insight guide.
Pane CLI
rimz pane exposes the public pane primitives that humans and scripts share: see the room as panes, read what is on screen, type into one, and move focus.
Channel CLI
rimz channel manages durable named cooperation lanes — a #design, #ops, or #release a room needs without creating a Git worktree.