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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.3
 Name: vibe-coding-tracker
-Version: 2.7.0
+Version: 2.8.0
 Summary: Vibe Coding Tracker - AI coding assistant telemetry/usage parser, aggregate JSONL events into CodeAnalysis results
 Keywords: cli,ai,coding-assistant,telemetry,claude,codex,gemini,usage-tracker,analytics
 Author: Wei Lee
@@ -28,24 +28,13 @@ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
 # Vibe Coding Tracker — AI Coding Assistant Usage Tracker
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-**Track your AI coding costs in real-time.** Vibe Coding Tracker is a lightweight, high-performance CLI tool built in Rust that monitors and analyzes your Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, and DeepSeek Harness usage — with detailed cost breakdowns, token statistics, and code operation insights, all while keeping the memory footprint minimal.
+**Track your AI coding costs in real-time.** Vibe Coding Tracker is a lightweight, high-performance CLI tool built in Rust that monitors and analyzes your Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, DeepSeek Harness, and Antigravity usage — with detailed cost breakdowns, token statistics, and code operation insights, all while keeping the memory footprint minimal.
 [English](README.md) | [繁體中文](README.zh-TW.md) | [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)
@@ -61,7 +50,7 @@ Stop wondering how much your AI coding sessions cost. Get **real-time cost track
 ### Ultra-Lightweight
-Built with Rust for minimal resource footprint. The interactive TUI dashboard typically sits at **around 60 MB of resident memory** once the first refresh is done, even with thousands of sessions on disk — no Electron, no bloated runtimes. A persistent per-session ledger under `~/.vct/sessions/` means only new or changed sources are ever parsed again, even across runs, while dedicated scan workers and glibc allocator tuning keep long-running CPU and RSS honest.
+Built with Rust for minimal resource footprint. The interactive TUI dashboard typically sits at **around 60 MB of resident memory** once the first refresh is done, even with thousands of sessions on disk — no Electron, no bloated runtimes. A persistent per-session ledger under `~/.vct/sessions/` means only new or changed sources are ever parsed again, even across runs.
 ### Beautiful Visualizations
@@ -74,7 +63,7 @@ Choose your preferred view:
 ### Zero Configuration
-Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, and DeepSeek Harness. No setup required — just run and analyze. A `~/.vct/config.toml` is created with sensible defaults on first run if you ever want to tweak behavior (see [Configuration](#configuration)).
+Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, DeepSeek Harness, and Antigravity. No setup required — just run and analyze. A `~/.vct/config.toml` is created with sensible defaults on first run if you ever want to tweak behavior (see [Configuration](#configuration)).
 ### Rich Insights
@@ -88,15 +77,15 @@ Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemin
 ## Key Features
-| Feature               | Description                                                                               |
-| --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| **Multi-Provider**    | Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, and DeepSeek Harness |
-| **Smart Pricing**     | Fuzzy model matching + daily cache from LiteLLM                                           |
-| **4 Display Modes**   | Interactive TUI, static table, plain text, and JSON                                       |
-| **Dual Analysis**     | Token/cost stats (`usage`) + code operation stats (`analysis`)                            |
-| **Live Quota Panels** | Live quota usage for Claude, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Grok                             |
-| **Ultra-Lightweight** | Under ~50 MB RSS in the TUI, compact incremental scans — built with Rust                  |
-| **Live Updates**      | Responsive loading and background refreshes with change highlighting                      |
+| Feature               | Description                                                                                            |
+| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| **Multi-Provider**    | Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, DeepSeek Harness, and Antigravity |
+| **Smart Pricing**     | Fuzzy model matching + daily cache from LiteLLM                                                        |
+| **4 Display Modes**   | Interactive TUI, static table, plain text, and JSON                                                    |
+| **Dual Analysis**     | Token/cost stats (`usage`) + code operation stats (`analysis`)                                         |
+| **Live Quota Panels** | Live quota usage for Claude, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Grok, and Antigravity                             |
+| **Ultra-Lightweight** | Around 60 MB RSS in the TUI, compact incremental scans — built with Rust                               |
+| **Live Updates**      | Responsive loading and background refreshes with change highlighting                                   |
 ---
@@ -106,8 +95,6 @@ Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemin
 Choose the installation method that works best for you:
-> **Developers**: If you want to build from source or contribute to development, please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](.github/CONTRIBUTING.md).
 #### Method 1: Install from npm
 **Prerequisites**: [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) v22 or higher
@@ -163,21 +150,7 @@ vct analysis
 ## Command Guide
-### Quick Reference
-```
-vct <COMMAND> [OPTIONS]
-# Replace with `vibe_coding_tracker` if you are using the full binary name
-Commands:
-  analysis    Analyze local session data (single file or all sessions)
-  usage       Display token usage statistics
-  version     Display version information
-  update      Update to the latest version from GitHub releases
-  quota       Fetch a provider's raw quota/usage API response
-  config      Show or edit the persistent settings file (~/.vct/config.toml)
-  help        Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
-```
+Run `vct --help` to list the commands, and `vct <command> --help` for a command's flags.
 Time range flags (shared by `usage` and `analysis`, mutually exclusive, default `--all`):
@@ -194,17 +167,6 @@ Time range flags (shared by `usage` and `analysis`, mutually exclusive, default
 **Track your spending across all AI coding sessions.**
-### Flags
-| Flag                                           | Purpose                                                                          |
-| ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| *(none)*                                       | Interactive TUI dashboard (default)                                              |
-| `--table`                                      | Static table, no TUI                                                             |
-| `--text`                                       | Plain text, script-friendly                                                      |
-| `--json`                                       | JSON with enriched pricing metadata                                              |
-| `--merge-providers`                            | Merge models sharing a base name across provider prefixes (ignored for `--json`) |
-| `--daily` / `--weekly` / `--monthly` / `--all` | Time range filter (see table above)                                              |
 ### Basic Usage
 ```bash
@@ -217,7 +179,7 @@ vct usage --table
 # Plain text for scripts
 vct usage --text
-# JSON for data processing (includes cost_usd and matched_model fields)
+# JSON for data processing (every row has cost_usd; matched_model only when priced under another model name)
 vct usage --json
 # Save enriched JSON with shell redirection
@@ -234,7 +196,7 @@ vct usage --table --merge-providers
 ```
 > [!NOTE]
-> Model rows are sorted by cost in ascending order, so the highest-spending model is listed last (right above the `TOTAL` row in `--table`). This applies to the interactive dashboard, `--table`, and `--text` output; `--json` preserves the same order. The interactive dashboard also hides models with zero usage in the selected range.
+> Model rows are sorted by cost in ascending order, so the highest-spending model is listed last (right above the `TOTAL` row in `--table`). This applies to the interactive dashboard, `--table`, and `--text` output; `--json` lists its rows in no fixed order. The interactive dashboard also hides models with zero usage in the selected range.
 > [!TIP]
 > The same model can show up as several rows when it is routed under different provider prefixes (`openai/gpt-5.5`, `azure/gpt-5.5`, plain `gpt-5.5`). `--merge-providers` collapses rows that share the base name after the first `/` (versions like `gpt-5.5` vs `gpt-5.4` stay separate) and sums their already-priced cost. In the interactive dashboard, press `m` to toggle it live (the choice is saved to `~/.vct/config.toml`, so the next launch remembers it); `--merge-providers` opens the dashboard already merged. `--json` is left as the raw per-model export.
@@ -263,7 +225,7 @@ vct usage --table --merge-providers
                     ↑/↓ scroll  m merge  p providers  Q quota  r refresh  q quit  |  Star on GitHub
 ```
-Both interactive dashboards draw a centered `Loading sessions...` spinner as soon as terminal setup finishes. Loading stays responsive to `q`, Ctrl+C, and resize events. Later scans run in one background worker, keep the last successful data visible with a `Refreshing...` footer, and coalesce repeated refresh requests into at most one pending scan. A failed refresh keeps the last-known-good view and retries on the next scheduled or manual refresh.
+Both interactive dashboards draw a centered `Loading sessions...` spinner as soon as terminal setup finishes. Loading stays responsive to `q`, Ctrl+C, and resize events. Later scans keep the last successful data visible with a `Refreshing...` footer. A failed refresh keeps the last-known-good view and retries on the next scheduled or manual refresh.
 ### Preview: Table & JSON (`vct usage`)
@@ -294,16 +256,20 @@ Totals (by Provider)
 ```
 ```json
-// vct usage --json  (one model shown; rows are sorted by cost)
+// vct usage --json  (one model shown; rows come in no fixed order)
 [
   {
-    "model": "claude-opus-4-8",
     "cost_usd": 151.29,
+    "model": "claude-opus-4-8",
     "usage": {
+      "cache_creation": {
+        "ephemeral_1h_input_tokens": 0,
+        "ephemeral_5m_input_tokens": 6057836
+      },
+      "cache_creation_input_tokens": 6057836,
+      "cache_read_input_tokens": 138099926,
       "input_tokens": 401937,
       "output_tokens": 936186,
-      "cache_read_input_tokens": 138099926,
-      "cache_creation_input_tokens": 6057836,
       "reasoning_output_tokens": 0,
       "total_tokens": 145495885
     }
@@ -311,7 +277,7 @@ Totals (by Provider)
 ]
 ```
-Every row serializes the same flat token fields regardless of provider (Codex's internal nested shape is normalized before output). A provider that bills a bucket the others don't have adds its own key: a Gemini row that spent tool tokens carries `tool_tokens`, which LiteLLM has no rate for and which are counted in `total_tokens` alone.
+Every row carries the same flat token fields regardless of provider. A few keys appear only on a row that has something to put in them: `cache_creation` splits the cache writes into their 5-minute and 1-hour TTL shares, `server_tool_use` counts Claude web searches, `above_tier` holds the tokens of requests whose prompt crossed a long-context price tier, and a Gemini row that spent tool tokens carries `tool_tokens`, which LiteLLM has no rate for and which are counted in `total_tokens` alone.
 ### What It Scans
@@ -326,6 +292,7 @@ The tool automatically scans these directories:
 - `~/.hermes/state.db` (Hermes — SQLite database, honors `$HERMES_HOME`; `usage` only)
 - `$GROK_HOME/sessions/*/*/signals.json` (Grok CLI — defaults to `~/.grok`; sibling `updates.jsonl` supplies `analysis` data)
 - `$DSH_HOME/sessions/*/*/session.jsonl.zstd` (DeepSeek Harness — defaults to `~/.dsh`; a root configured with `compression = "none"` writes `session.jsonl` instead, and both are read)
+- `~/.gemini/{antigravity-cli,antigravity,jetski}/brain/*/.system_generated/logs/transcript_full.jsonl` (Antigravity — the `agy` CLI, the Desktop app and Jetski, counted as one provider; each conversation's model comes from the sibling `conversations/<id>.db`)
 Grok `usage` is one point-in-time local context estimate: vct records `signals.json`'s `contextTokensUsed` as cache-read tokens and estimates cost at the model's cache-read price. It is not cumulative billed usage. `analysis` reconstructs completed Read / Write / Edit / Bash / TodoWrite operations from the sibling `updates.jsonl`. For your actual billed allowance, see the Grok quota panel below.
@@ -337,7 +304,7 @@ Every `usage` and `analysis` scan reads and writes a per-session ledger under `~
 ### Live Quota Panels
-`vct usage` shows **live quota usage for Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Grok right in the dashboard — with zero setup.** No status-line hook, no credentials to enter: vct reads each provider's own credentials, calls its usage API on a background thread, and keeps the panels current while you work. Every gauge is percent **used**, so a full bar means the window is spent, not untouched. (Prefer a quieter dashboard? Trim `panels` under `[usage.quota]` in [`config.toml`](#configuration), or set it to `[]` to hide the quota cards entirely. The per-provider cost line under the table is local scan data, not a quota panel, so it stays whatever you set here.)
+`vct usage` shows **live quota usage for Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Grok, and Antigravity right in the dashboard — with zero setup.** No status-line hook, no credentials to enter: vct reads each provider's own credentials, calls its usage API (for Antigravity, asks the `agy` CLI) on a background thread, and keeps the panels current while you work. Every gauge is percent **used**, so a full bar means the window is spent, not untouched. (Prefer a quieter dashboard? Trim `panels` under `[usage.quota]` in [`config.toml`](#configuration), or set it to `[]` to hide the quota cards entirely. The per-provider cost line under the table is local scan data, not a quota panel, so it stays whatever you set here.)
 ```
 ┌ Claude ──────────────┐┌ Codex ───────────────┐┌ Copilot ─────────────┐┌ Cursor ────────LIMIT ┐┌ Grok ────────────────┐
@@ -347,19 +314,27 @@ Every `usage` and `analysis` scan reads and writes a per-session ledger under `~
 │Fable ▰▰▰▰▱  79% 1d23h││credits 0 · +3 reset  ││                      ││api   ▰▰▰▱▱  44% 16d0h││balance $12.00        │
 │bal - · $0.00 used    ││reset expires 17d0h   ││                      ││                      ││                      │
 └──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘
+┌ Antigravity ─────────┐
+│-             just now│
+│G 7d  ▰▱▱▱▱   8% 2d18h│
+│G 5h  ▰▰▱▱▱  23% 2h50m│
+│C 7d  ▰▰▰▱▱  57% 20h5m│
+│C 5h  ▱▱▱▱▱   0% 4h59m│
+└──────────────────────┘
 ```
 - **Claude** — plan tier, 5-hour, weekly, and per-model weekly usage from the official OAuth usage API (`GET /api/oauth/usage`), read from `~/.claude/.credentials.json`, plus your credit balance. Polled about once a minute to stay under the endpoint's rate limit; a red `LIMIT` flag appears in the title when a cap is hit. The per-model weekly row is best-effort and simply hides when that scope is not returned.
 - **Codex** — plan tier, available 5-hour and weekly usage windows, credit balance, and the earliest fetched available earned-reset expiry from the ChatGPT backend (`wham/usage` + `wham/rate-limit-reset-credits`) using `~/.codex/auth.json` (with approximate remaining messages / spend cap when applicable); falls back to the newest `rate_limits` in your Codex session logs when the API is unavailable (the title shows `Codex` vs `Codex (session)`).
 - **Copilot** — plan tier plus your premium-request quota, shown as two gauges: percent used and the used / total request count (e.g. `45/1500`), from GitHub's Copilot API (`GET /copilot_internal/user`), read from `~/.copilot/config.json`. The request impersonates the Copilot CLI. The token is long-lived, so there is no refresh; a `401` / `403` shows a `run: copilot login` hint.
-- **Cursor** — plan tier, total / auto / API percent **used**, and on-demand spend from cursor.com (`GET /api/usage-summary`), using the session token in `~/.config/cursor/auth.json`. Refresh is reactive: vct re-reads the file each poll and uses the token while it is valid, since the official Cursor client keeps it fresh.
+- **Cursor** — plan tier, total / auto / API percent **used**, and on-demand spend from cursor.com (`GET /api/usage-summary`), using the session token in `~/.config/cursor/auth.json`.
 - **Grok** — plan tier plus your included-allowance usage for the current weekly or monthly period, from the Grok CLI's own billing endpoint (`GET /v1/billing?format=credits`), read from `~/.grok/auth.json`. A prepaid balance is shown only once it is non-zero, and pay-as-you-go spend once you have either spent something or set a cap. The request impersonates the Grok CLI; a `401` / `403` shows a `run: grok login` hint.
+- **Antigravity** — the weekly and 5-hour limits of each shared model pool (Gemini, and Claude / GPT), from the `agy` CLI's own `/usage` command (`agy -p /usage --output-format json`). The card names each limit by its pool's first word, or only its initial in a narrow card (`G 7d` is the Gemini weekly limit). `/usage` reports no plan, so the first line shows only the age. agy keeps its own sign-in fresh, so vct only checks that `~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/antigravity-oauth-token` exists and never reads or writes it. Each poll starts agy (a few seconds and about 260 MB), so this card refreshes at most every 5 minutes. When agy cannot sign in, the card shows a `run: agy acp --login` hint and the dashboard does not run agy again until that file changes.
-**Automatic token refresh.** For Claude, Codex, and Grok, when a token is near expiry or rejected, vct refreshes it and writes the new token back to the provider's own credential file (in that CLI's exact format), so a token is reused across checks rather than refreshed every time. Grok's token endpoint is resolved from its login issuer rather than hardcoded, the way its own CLI does it, and every other login in the file is preserved on write. If a refresh cannot proceed, the panel shows a `run: <provider> auth login` hint instead of breaking. Copilot (long-lived token) and Cursor (kept fresh by its own client) are read-only — vct never writes their credential files.
+**Automatic token refresh.** For Claude, Codex, and Grok, when a token is near expiry or rejected, vct refreshes it and writes the new token back to the provider's own credential file (in that CLI's exact format). For Grok, every other login in the file is preserved on write. If a refresh cannot proceed, the panel shows a `run: <provider> auth login` hint instead of breaking. Copilot (long-lived token) and Cursor (kept fresh by its own client) are read-only — vct never writes their credential files. Antigravity's token belongs to agy, which refreshes it whenever vct asks it for `/usage`.
-A panel appears only for a provider whose credentials are present. Panels are placed on a uniform grid that fits as many cards per row as the terminal allows and wraps the rest onto the next row, so a new provider costs a card and never a new layout rule. On a terminal too short to spend rows on the grid, it folds into a one-line digest showing the gauges that still fit and counting the rest; press `Q` for the full-detail overlay, where every card has room for every line whatever the terminal size, and `p` for the Provider Usage panel with per-provider tokens and share. Quota panels appear only in the interactive TUI; `--table`, `--text`, and `--json` are unchanged.
+A panel appears only for a provider whose credentials are present. Panels are placed on a uniform grid that fits as many cards per row as the terminal allows and wraps the rest onto the next row. On a terminal too short to spend rows on the grid, it folds into a one-line digest showing the gauges that still fit and counting the rest; press `Q` for the full-detail overlay, where every card has room for every line whatever the terminal size, and `p` for the Provider Usage panel with per-provider tokens and share. Quota panels appear only in the interactive TUI; `--table`, `--text`, and `--json` are unchanged.
-> **Platform note:** on macOS, Claude Code stores its OAuth credentials in the system Keychain rather than `~/.claude/.credentials.json`, so the Claude panel is not shown on macOS. Cursor's `~/.config/cursor` credential path is Linux-oriented.
+> **Platform note:** on macOS, Claude Code stores its OAuth credentials in the system Keychain rather than `~/.claude/.credentials.json`, so the Claude panel is not shown on macOS. agy keeps its sign-in in the Keychain there too, so the Antigravity panel is not shown on macOS either. Cursor's `~/.config/cursor` credential path is Linux-oriented.
 ---
@@ -367,18 +342,7 @@ A panel appears only for a provider whose credentials are present. Panels are pl
 **Deep dive into code operations — see exactly what your AI assistant did.**
-### Arguments and Flags
-| Argument / Flag                                | Purpose                                                                                  |
-| ---------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| *(none)*                                       | Interactive TUI dashboard over all sessions                                              |
-| `<FILE>`                                       | Analyze one JSONL/JSON session file and print its complete `CodeAnalysis` JSON           |
-| `--table`                                      | Static summary table with per-provider totals                                            |
-| `--text`                                       | Plain-text summary, script-friendly                                                      |
-| `--json`                                       | Complete parser results as JSON: one object for `<FILE>`, otherwise an array of objects  |
-| `--daily` / `--weekly` / `--monthly` / `--all` | Time range filter for all-session analysis (see table above; not accepted with `<FILE>`) |
-See [`tests/fixtures/sessions/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/) for sample inputs and matching JSON outputs for the four JSONL providers, plus the Grok session fixture under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/) and the DeepSeek Harness one under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/).
+See [`tests/fixtures/sessions/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/) for sample inputs and matching JSON outputs for the four JSONL providers, plus the Grok session fixture under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/) the DeepSeek Harness one under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/), and the Antigravity one under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/antigravity/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/antigravity/).
 ### Basic Usage
@@ -541,27 +505,16 @@ vct version --json   # Machine-readable JSON
 └───────────────┴──────────┘
 ```
-The binary version is produced at build time by `build.rs` from `git describe`, so development builds include commit count + short SHA + `dirty` suffix when applicable.
 ---
 ## Quota Command
 **Print a provider's raw quota/usage API response — no parsing, no aggregation.**
-Calls the same quota endpoint the `usage` dashboard uses (Claude / Codex / Copilot / Cursor / Grok) exactly once and prints the raw body, so you can inspect the exact API shape or sanity-check your credentials. It reads each provider's stored credentials and does **not** refresh tokens: if a token is expired, re-auth with that provider's own CLI (`claude` / `codex` / `copilot` / `cursor-agent` / `grok`).
+Calls the same quota endpoint the `usage` dashboard uses (Claude / Codex / Copilot / Cursor / Grok) exactly once and prints the raw body, so you can inspect the exact API shape or sanity-check your credentials. It reads each provider's stored credentials and does **not** refresh tokens: if a token is expired, re-auth with that provider's own CLI (`claude` / `codex` / `copilot` / `cursor-agent` / `grok`). `vct quota antigravity` instead runs `agy -p /usage --output-format json` once and prints what agy printed; agy refreshes its own token as it does so.
 > The previous name `vct fetch` is kept as a hidden alias, so existing scripts keep working.
-### Flags
-| Flag      | Purpose                                       |
-| --------- | --------------------------------------------- |
-| *(none)*  | Pretty JSON (default)                         |
-| `--json`  | Pretty JSON                                   |
-| `--text`  | Flattened `key: value` lines, script-friendly |
-| `--table` | Flattened Field / Value table                 |
 ### Basic Usage
 ```bash
@@ -571,6 +524,7 @@ vct quota codex
 vct quota copilot
 vct quota cursor
 vct quota grok
+vct quota antigravity
 # Flattened plain text
 vct quota codex --text
@@ -580,7 +534,7 @@ vct quota copilot --table
 ```
 > [!NOTE]
-> The response body is printed to stdout as-is. On an HTTP error the body is still printed and the process exits non-zero; a 401/403 additionally prints a `run: <cli> login` hint on stderr.
+> The response body is printed to stdout as-is. On an HTTP error the body is still printed and the process exits non-zero; a 401/403 additionally prints a `run: <cli> login` hint on stderr. A failed `agy` run is reported the same way, with the `run: agy acp --login` hint when agy could not sign in.
 ---
@@ -588,78 +542,7 @@ vct quota copilot --table
 vct keeps its user settings in `~/.vct/config.toml`. The file is **created with defaults on first run**, so you never have to write it by hand — edit it only when you want to change a default. It is generated from vct's typed settings and carries a `#:schema` directive on the first line, so a schema-aware TOML editor (taplo / VS Code "Even Better TOML") gives you autocomplete and validation. Print the schema yourself with `vct config schema`. A file written by an older vct is upgraded to the current layout in place the next time vct reads it (or on demand with `vct config migrate`), so an upgrade never leaves you on a stale format. That upgrade also adds a quota panel released after your file was written — once. Remove the name again and it stays removed, and a panel you had already dropped is never brought back.
-```toml
-#:schema https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mai0313/VibeCodingTracker/main/vct.schema.json
-[general]
-# Default time range when no --daily/--weekly/--monthly/--all flag is given.
-# One of: "daily" | "weekly" | "monthly" | "all".
-default_time_range = "all"
-# Check for a newer release at startup and automatically update supported direct installs.
-# Set to false to disable this behavior.
-auto_update = true
-# Layout version of this file, stamped by vct. Only the upgrade pass reads it;
-# leave it alone unless you want a past upgrade to run again.
-version = 3
-[usage]
-# Start the usage dashboard with models merged across provider prefixes.
-# Toggled live with `m`; the last state is saved back here.
-merge_models = false
-# Seconds between automatic redraws of the usage TUI (minimum 1).
-refresh_interval = 10
-[usage.quota]
-# Which live quota panels to show. Remove a name to hide that panel; use an
-# empty list ([]) to hide them all.
-panels = ["claude", "codex", "copilot", "cursor", "grok"]
-# Seconds between live quota-panel polls, shared by every provider (minimum 1).
-refresh_interval = 60
-[analysis]
-# Seconds between automatic redraws of the analysis TUI (minimum 1).
-refresh_interval = 10
-[performance]
-# Rayon workers used by CLI session scans. 0 selects the measured auto default;
-# a positive value is capped at the machine's available parallelism.
-scan_threads = 0
-[providers]
-# Include each provider's sessions in usage / analysis. Set a provider to false
-# to skip it entirely (no directory scan, no API).
-claude = true
-codex = true
-copilot = true
-gemini = true
-opencode = true
-cursor = true
-hermes = true
-grok = true
-dsh = true
-[logging]
-# Minimum level written to ~/.vct/logs/vct-YYYY-MM-DD.log.
-# One of: "off" | "error" | "warn" | "info" | "debug" | "trace".
-level = "warn"
-# Days of daily log files to keep; older files are pruned on startup. 0 keeps every file.
-retention_days = 7
-```
-| Setting                        | Effect                                                                                                                          |
-| ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `general.default_time_range`   | Period used when you pass no `--daily/--weekly/--monthly/--all`. An explicit flag always wins.                                  |
-| `general.auto_update`          | Check once per UTC day at startup and automatically update only official-installer direct installs. Set to `false` to disable.  |
-| `general.version`              | Layout version vct stamps on the file, so a panel added by a later release is offered to you exactly once.                      |
-| `usage.merge_models`           | Seeds the dashboard merged; the `m` toggle saves your last choice back here. `--merge-providers` forces on.                     |
-| `usage.refresh_interval`       | Redraw cadence of the `usage` dashboard (seconds).                                                                              |
-| `usage.quota.panels`           | Which quota panels to show (`claude` / `codex` / `copilot` / `cursor` / `grok`); drop a name to hide it, `[]` to hide them all. |
-| `usage.quota.refresh_interval` | Poll cadence for every live quota panel (seconds); higher is safer against a provider's rate limits.                            |
-| `analysis.refresh_interval`    | Redraw cadence of the `analysis` dashboard (seconds).                                                                           |
-| `performance.scan_threads`     | CLI scan workers. `0` uses `RAYON_NUM_THREADS` when positive, otherwise at most two workers; every value is CPU-capped.         |
-| `providers.*`                  | Skip a provider entirely (no scan, no API) when `false` — handy if you don't use one.                                           |
-| `logging.level`                | Minimum severity written to the log file (`off`..`trace`); never printed to the terminal.                                       |
-| `logging.retention_days`       | Days of daily log files to keep; older `vct-*.log` are pruned on startup (`0` keeps all).                                       |
+Run `vct config show` to print the file; its comments explain every setting.
 > [!NOTE]
 > Cursor `usage` is a **local estimate** from the chat stores, so it behaves like Claude Code / Codex / Copilot / Gemini (all computed from local session files) and needs no network. It undercounts Cursor's real spend, because much of it is billed under Cursor-internal model names the local data cannot price — treat Cursor cost as approximate.
@@ -693,9 +576,8 @@ vct config migrate
 ### How It Works
 1. **Automatic Updates**: Fetches pricing from [LiteLLM](https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm) once per UTC day
-2. **Validated Caching**: Accepts only a successful JSON model map containing real prices, then writes it atomically to `~/.vct/`
-3. **Deterministic Matching**: Finds the most specific model match even for versioned or provider-prefixed names
-4. **Failure Safety**: A failed fetch cannot replace a good cache; vct keeps the previous map and backs off for five minutes before another attempt
+2. **Deterministic Matching**: Finds the most specific model match even for versioned or provider-prefixed names
+3. **Failure Safety**: A failed fetch cannot replace a good cache; vct keeps the previous map and backs off for five minutes before another attempt
 ### Model Matching
@@ -704,7 +586,7 @@ vct config migrate
 1. **Exact Match**: `claude-sonnet-4` → `claude-sonnet-4`
 2. **Normalized**: `claude-sonnet-4-20250514` → `claude-sonnet-4`
 3. **Substring**: `custom-gpt-4` → `gpt-4`
-4. **Fuzzy (AI-powered)**: Uses Jaro-Winkler similarity (70% threshold)
+4. **Fuzzy**: Uses Jaro-Winkler similarity (70% threshold)
 5. **Fallback**: Shows $0.00 if no match found
 Generic placeholder names (e.g. `default`, what cursor-agent records for auto-mode sessions) and very short names never take a substring/fuzzy match — unpriced is safer than a coincidental neighbor's price.
@@ -716,14 +598,11 @@ Generic placeholder names (e.g. `default`, what cursor-agent records for auto-mo
 - **OpenCode**: a novel model name is priced from its tokens only on an **exact** LiteLLM match; with no exact match, vct trusts the assistant message's own stored cost instead of guessing from a loosely-similar name.
 - **Hermes**: priced the same way as OpenCode — an **exact** LiteLLM match prices from tokens, otherwise vct uses Hermes's own stored cost.
 - **DeepSeek Harness**: `dsh` records no cost of its own, so every model is priced from LiteLLM through the same lookup chain as the other file-based providers — there is no stored-cost fallback like OpenCode's or Hermes's. It routes to whatever the deployment configures, so expect deployment-defined model names, which land at $0 when nothing in LiteLLM matches.
+- **Antigravity**: priced from LiteLLM like the other file-based providers, under the model each request's generation record names. Compaction requests name no model, so their tokens are counted under `unknown` at $0.
 - **Grok**: `contextTokensUsed` is priced as cache-read tokens only (falling back to the input rate when the model publishes no cache-read price); this is a point-in-time local context estimate, not cumulative billed usage.
-- **Cache is raw**: the daily cache stores the filtered upstream LiteLLM JSON (not a derived shape), so tiered / batch pricing stays available without re-fetching, and each pricing map owns a small in-process LRU so repeated lookups stay cheap without cross-map contamination.
 ---
-## Docker Support
+## Development
-```bash
-# Build image
-docker build -f docker/Dockerfile --target prod -t vibe_coding_tracker:latest .
-```
+Contributor setup, building from source, tests, code quality, commit conventions, and release and packaging notes live in [CONTRIBUTING.md](./.github/CONTRIBUTING.md).

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@@ -2,24 +2,13 @@
 # Vibe Coding Tracker — AI Coding Assistant Usage Tracker
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-**Track your AI coding costs in real-time.** Vibe Coding Tracker is a lightweight, high-performance CLI tool built in Rust that monitors and analyzes your Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, and DeepSeek Harness usage — with detailed cost breakdowns, token statistics, and code operation insights, all while keeping the memory footprint minimal.
+**Track your AI coding costs in real-time.** Vibe Coding Tracker is a lightweight, high-performance CLI tool built in Rust that monitors and analyzes your Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, DeepSeek Harness, and Antigravity usage — with detailed cost breakdowns, token statistics, and code operation insights, all while keeping the memory footprint minimal.
 [English](README.md) | [繁體中文](README.zh-TW.md) | [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)
@@ -35,7 +24,7 @@ Stop wondering how much your AI coding sessions cost. Get **real-time cost track
 ### Ultra-Lightweight
-Built with Rust for minimal resource footprint. The interactive TUI dashboard typically sits at **around 60 MB of resident memory** once the first refresh is done, even with thousands of sessions on disk — no Electron, no bloated runtimes. A persistent per-session ledger under `~/.vct/sessions/` means only new or changed sources are ever parsed again, even across runs, while dedicated scan workers and glibc allocator tuning keep long-running CPU and RSS honest.
+Built with Rust for minimal resource footprint. The interactive TUI dashboard typically sits at **around 60 MB of resident memory** once the first refresh is done, even with thousands of sessions on disk — no Electron, no bloated runtimes. A persistent per-session ledger under `~/.vct/sessions/` means only new or changed sources are ever parsed again, even across runs.
 ### Beautiful Visualizations
@@ -48,7 +37,7 @@ Choose your preferred view:
 ### Zero Configuration
-Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, and DeepSeek Harness. No setup required — just run and analyze. A `~/.vct/config.toml` is created with sensible defaults on first run if you ever want to tweak behavior (see [Configuration](#configuration)).
+Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, DeepSeek Harness, and Antigravity. No setup required — just run and analyze. A `~/.vct/config.toml` is created with sensible defaults on first run if you ever want to tweak behavior (see [Configuration](#configuration)).
 ### Rich Insights
@@ -62,15 +51,15 @@ Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemin
 ## Key Features
-| Feature               | Description                                                                               |
-| --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| **Multi-Provider**    | Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, and DeepSeek Harness |
-| **Smart Pricing**     | Fuzzy model matching + daily cache from LiteLLM                                           |
-| **4 Display Modes**   | Interactive TUI, static table, plain text, and JSON                                       |
-| **Dual Analysis**     | Token/cost stats (`usage`) + code operation stats (`analysis`)                            |
-| **Live Quota Panels** | Live quota usage for Claude, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Grok                             |
-| **Ultra-Lightweight** | Under ~50 MB RSS in the TUI, compact incremental scans — built with Rust                  |
-| **Live Updates**      | Responsive loading and background refreshes with change highlighting                      |
+| Feature               | Description                                                                                            |
+| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| **Multi-Provider**    | Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Hermes, Grok, DeepSeek Harness, and Antigravity |
+| **Smart Pricing**     | Fuzzy model matching + daily cache from LiteLLM                                                        |
+| **4 Display Modes**   | Interactive TUI, static table, plain text, and JSON                                                    |
+| **Dual Analysis**     | Token/cost stats (`usage`) + code operation stats (`analysis`)                                         |
+| **Live Quota Panels** | Live quota usage for Claude, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Grok, and Antigravity                             |
+| **Ultra-Lightweight** | Around 60 MB RSS in the TUI, compact incremental scans — built with Rust                               |
+| **Live Updates**      | Responsive loading and background refreshes with change highlighting                                   |
 ---
@@ -80,8 +69,6 @@ Automatically detects and processes logs from Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemin
 Choose the installation method that works best for you:
-> **Developers**: If you want to build from source or contribute to development, please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](.github/CONTRIBUTING.md).
 #### Method 1: Install from npm
 **Prerequisites**: [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) v22 or higher
@@ -137,21 +124,7 @@ vct analysis
 ## Command Guide
-### Quick Reference
-```
-vct <COMMAND> [OPTIONS]
-# Replace with `vibe_coding_tracker` if you are using the full binary name
-Commands:
-  analysis    Analyze local session data (single file or all sessions)
-  usage       Display token usage statistics
-  version     Display version information
-  update      Update to the latest version from GitHub releases
-  quota       Fetch a provider's raw quota/usage API response
-  config      Show or edit the persistent settings file (~/.vct/config.toml)
-  help        Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
-```
+Run `vct --help` to list the commands, and `vct <command> --help` for a command's flags.
 Time range flags (shared by `usage` and `analysis`, mutually exclusive, default `--all`):
@@ -168,17 +141,6 @@ Time range flags (shared by `usage` and `analysis`, mutually exclusive, default
 **Track your spending across all AI coding sessions.**
-### Flags
-| Flag                                           | Purpose                                                                          |
-| ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| *(none)*                                       | Interactive TUI dashboard (default)                                              |
-| `--table`                                      | Static table, no TUI                                                             |
-| `--text`                                       | Plain text, script-friendly                                                      |
-| `--json`                                       | JSON with enriched pricing metadata                                              |
-| `--merge-providers`                            | Merge models sharing a base name across provider prefixes (ignored for `--json`) |
-| `--daily` / `--weekly` / `--monthly` / `--all` | Time range filter (see table above)                                              |
 ### Basic Usage
 ```bash
@@ -191,7 +153,7 @@ vct usage --table
 # Plain text for scripts
 vct usage --text
-# JSON for data processing (includes cost_usd and matched_model fields)
+# JSON for data processing (every row has cost_usd; matched_model only when priced under another model name)
 vct usage --json
 # Save enriched JSON with shell redirection
@@ -208,7 +170,7 @@ vct usage --table --merge-providers
 ```
 > [!NOTE]
-> Model rows are sorted by cost in ascending order, so the highest-spending model is listed last (right above the `TOTAL` row in `--table`). This applies to the interactive dashboard, `--table`, and `--text` output; `--json` preserves the same order. The interactive dashboard also hides models with zero usage in the selected range.
+> Model rows are sorted by cost in ascending order, so the highest-spending model is listed last (right above the `TOTAL` row in `--table`). This applies to the interactive dashboard, `--table`, and `--text` output; `--json` lists its rows in no fixed order. The interactive dashboard also hides models with zero usage in the selected range.
 > [!TIP]
 > The same model can show up as several rows when it is routed under different provider prefixes (`openai/gpt-5.5`, `azure/gpt-5.5`, plain `gpt-5.5`). `--merge-providers` collapses rows that share the base name after the first `/` (versions like `gpt-5.5` vs `gpt-5.4` stay separate) and sums their already-priced cost. In the interactive dashboard, press `m` to toggle it live (the choice is saved to `~/.vct/config.toml`, so the next launch remembers it); `--merge-providers` opens the dashboard already merged. `--json` is left as the raw per-model export.
@@ -237,7 +199,7 @@ vct usage --table --merge-providers
                     ↑/↓ scroll  m merge  p providers  Q quota  r refresh  q quit  |  Star on GitHub
 ```
-Both interactive dashboards draw a centered `Loading sessions...` spinner as soon as terminal setup finishes. Loading stays responsive to `q`, Ctrl+C, and resize events. Later scans run in one background worker, keep the last successful data visible with a `Refreshing...` footer, and coalesce repeated refresh requests into at most one pending scan. A failed refresh keeps the last-known-good view and retries on the next scheduled or manual refresh.
+Both interactive dashboards draw a centered `Loading sessions...` spinner as soon as terminal setup finishes. Loading stays responsive to `q`, Ctrl+C, and resize events. Later scans keep the last successful data visible with a `Refreshing...` footer. A failed refresh keeps the last-known-good view and retries on the next scheduled or manual refresh.
 ### Preview: Table & JSON (`vct usage`)
@@ -268,16 +230,20 @@ Totals (by Provider)
 ```
 ```json
-// vct usage --json  (one model shown; rows are sorted by cost)
+// vct usage --json  (one model shown; rows come in no fixed order)
 [
   {
-    "model": "claude-opus-4-8",
     "cost_usd": 151.29,
+    "model": "claude-opus-4-8",
     "usage": {
+      "cache_creation": {
+        "ephemeral_1h_input_tokens": 0,
+        "ephemeral_5m_input_tokens": 6057836
+      },
+      "cache_creation_input_tokens": 6057836,
+      "cache_read_input_tokens": 138099926,
       "input_tokens": 401937,
       "output_tokens": 936186,
-      "cache_read_input_tokens": 138099926,
-      "cache_creation_input_tokens": 6057836,
       "reasoning_output_tokens": 0,
       "total_tokens": 145495885
     }
@@ -285,7 +251,7 @@ Totals (by Provider)
 ]
 ```
-Every row serializes the same flat token fields regardless of provider (Codex's internal nested shape is normalized before output). A provider that bills a bucket the others don't have adds its own key: a Gemini row that spent tool tokens carries `tool_tokens`, which LiteLLM has no rate for and which are counted in `total_tokens` alone.
+Every row carries the same flat token fields regardless of provider. A few keys appear only on a row that has something to put in them: `cache_creation` splits the cache writes into their 5-minute and 1-hour TTL shares, `server_tool_use` counts Claude web searches, `above_tier` holds the tokens of requests whose prompt crossed a long-context price tier, and a Gemini row that spent tool tokens carries `tool_tokens`, which LiteLLM has no rate for and which are counted in `total_tokens` alone.
 ### What It Scans
@@ -300,6 +266,7 @@ The tool automatically scans these directories:
 - `~/.hermes/state.db` (Hermes — SQLite database, honors `$HERMES_HOME`; `usage` only)
 - `$GROK_HOME/sessions/*/*/signals.json` (Grok CLI — defaults to `~/.grok`; sibling `updates.jsonl` supplies `analysis` data)
 - `$DSH_HOME/sessions/*/*/session.jsonl.zstd` (DeepSeek Harness — defaults to `~/.dsh`; a root configured with `compression = "none"` writes `session.jsonl` instead, and both are read)
+- `~/.gemini/{antigravity-cli,antigravity,jetski}/brain/*/.system_generated/logs/transcript_full.jsonl` (Antigravity — the `agy` CLI, the Desktop app and Jetski, counted as one provider; each conversation's model comes from the sibling `conversations/<id>.db`)
 Grok `usage` is one point-in-time local context estimate: vct records `signals.json`'s `contextTokensUsed` as cache-read tokens and estimates cost at the model's cache-read price. It is not cumulative billed usage. `analysis` reconstructs completed Read / Write / Edit / Bash / TodoWrite operations from the sibling `updates.jsonl`. For your actual billed allowance, see the Grok quota panel below.
@@ -311,7 +278,7 @@ Every `usage` and `analysis` scan reads and writes a per-session ledger under `~
 ### Live Quota Panels
-`vct usage` shows **live quota usage for Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Grok right in the dashboard — with zero setup.** No status-line hook, no credentials to enter: vct reads each provider's own credentials, calls its usage API on a background thread, and keeps the panels current while you work. Every gauge is percent **used**, so a full bar means the window is spent, not untouched. (Prefer a quieter dashboard? Trim `panels` under `[usage.quota]` in [`config.toml`](#configuration), or set it to `[]` to hide the quota cards entirely. The per-provider cost line under the table is local scan data, not a quota panel, so it stays whatever you set here.)
+`vct usage` shows **live quota usage for Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Grok, and Antigravity right in the dashboard — with zero setup.** No status-line hook, no credentials to enter: vct reads each provider's own credentials, calls its usage API (for Antigravity, asks the `agy` CLI) on a background thread, and keeps the panels current while you work. Every gauge is percent **used**, so a full bar means the window is spent, not untouched. (Prefer a quieter dashboard? Trim `panels` under `[usage.quota]` in [`config.toml`](#configuration), or set it to `[]` to hide the quota cards entirely. The per-provider cost line under the table is local scan data, not a quota panel, so it stays whatever you set here.)
 ```
 ┌ Claude ──────────────┐┌ Codex ───────────────┐┌ Copilot ─────────────┐┌ Cursor ────────LIMIT ┐┌ Grok ────────────────┐
@@ -321,19 +288,27 @@ Every `usage` and `analysis` scan reads and writes a per-session ledger under `~
 │Fable ▰▰▰▰▱  79% 1d23h││credits 0 · +3 reset  ││                      ││api   ▰▰▰▱▱  44% 16d0h││balance $12.00        │
 │bal - · $0.00 used    ││reset expires 17d0h   ││                      ││                      ││                      │
 └──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘└──────────────────────┘
+┌ Antigravity ─────────┐
+│-             just now│
+│G 7d  ▰▱▱▱▱   8% 2d18h│
+│G 5h  ▰▰▱▱▱  23% 2h50m│
+│C 7d  ▰▰▰▱▱  57% 20h5m│
+│C 5h  ▱▱▱▱▱   0% 4h59m│
+└──────────────────────┘
 ```
 - **Claude** — plan tier, 5-hour, weekly, and per-model weekly usage from the official OAuth usage API (`GET /api/oauth/usage`), read from `~/.claude/.credentials.json`, plus your credit balance. Polled about once a minute to stay under the endpoint's rate limit; a red `LIMIT` flag appears in the title when a cap is hit. The per-model weekly row is best-effort and simply hides when that scope is not returned.
 - **Codex** — plan tier, available 5-hour and weekly usage windows, credit balance, and the earliest fetched available earned-reset expiry from the ChatGPT backend (`wham/usage` + `wham/rate-limit-reset-credits`) using `~/.codex/auth.json` (with approximate remaining messages / spend cap when applicable); falls back to the newest `rate_limits` in your Codex session logs when the API is unavailable (the title shows `Codex` vs `Codex (session)`).
 - **Copilot** — plan tier plus your premium-request quota, shown as two gauges: percent used and the used / total request count (e.g. `45/1500`), from GitHub's Copilot API (`GET /copilot_internal/user`), read from `~/.copilot/config.json`. The request impersonates the Copilot CLI. The token is long-lived, so there is no refresh; a `401` / `403` shows a `run: copilot login` hint.
-- **Cursor** — plan tier, total / auto / API percent **used**, and on-demand spend from cursor.com (`GET /api/usage-summary`), using the session token in `~/.config/cursor/auth.json`. Refresh is reactive: vct re-reads the file each poll and uses the token while it is valid, since the official Cursor client keeps it fresh.
+- **Cursor** — plan tier, total / auto / API percent **used**, and on-demand spend from cursor.com (`GET /api/usage-summary`), using the session token in `~/.config/cursor/auth.json`.
 - **Grok** — plan tier plus your included-allowance usage for the current weekly or monthly period, from the Grok CLI's own billing endpoint (`GET /v1/billing?format=credits`), read from `~/.grok/auth.json`. A prepaid balance is shown only once it is non-zero, and pay-as-you-go spend once you have either spent something or set a cap. The request impersonates the Grok CLI; a `401` / `403` shows a `run: grok login` hint.
+- **Antigravity** — the weekly and 5-hour limits of each shared model pool (Gemini, and Claude / GPT), from the `agy` CLI's own `/usage` command (`agy -p /usage --output-format json`). The card names each limit by its pool's first word, or only its initial in a narrow card (`G 7d` is the Gemini weekly limit). `/usage` reports no plan, so the first line shows only the age. agy keeps its own sign-in fresh, so vct only checks that `~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/antigravity-oauth-token` exists and never reads or writes it. Each poll starts agy (a few seconds and about 260 MB), so this card refreshes at most every 5 minutes. When agy cannot sign in, the card shows a `run: agy acp --login` hint and the dashboard does not run agy again until that file changes.
-**Automatic token refresh.** For Claude, Codex, and Grok, when a token is near expiry or rejected, vct refreshes it and writes the new token back to the provider's own credential file (in that CLI's exact format), so a token is reused across checks rather than refreshed every time. Grok's token endpoint is resolved from its login issuer rather than hardcoded, the way its own CLI does it, and every other login in the file is preserved on write. If a refresh cannot proceed, the panel shows a `run: <provider> auth login` hint instead of breaking. Copilot (long-lived token) and Cursor (kept fresh by its own client) are read-only — vct never writes their credential files.
+**Automatic token refresh.** For Claude, Codex, and Grok, when a token is near expiry or rejected, vct refreshes it and writes the new token back to the provider's own credential file (in that CLI's exact format). For Grok, every other login in the file is preserved on write. If a refresh cannot proceed, the panel shows a `run: <provider> auth login` hint instead of breaking. Copilot (long-lived token) and Cursor (kept fresh by its own client) are read-only — vct never writes their credential files. Antigravity's token belongs to agy, which refreshes it whenever vct asks it for `/usage`.
-A panel appears only for a provider whose credentials are present. Panels are placed on a uniform grid that fits as many cards per row as the terminal allows and wraps the rest onto the next row, so a new provider costs a card and never a new layout rule. On a terminal too short to spend rows on the grid, it folds into a one-line digest showing the gauges that still fit and counting the rest; press `Q` for the full-detail overlay, where every card has room for every line whatever the terminal size, and `p` for the Provider Usage panel with per-provider tokens and share. Quota panels appear only in the interactive TUI; `--table`, `--text`, and `--json` are unchanged.
+A panel appears only for a provider whose credentials are present. Panels are placed on a uniform grid that fits as many cards per row as the terminal allows and wraps the rest onto the next row. On a terminal too short to spend rows on the grid, it folds into a one-line digest showing the gauges that still fit and counting the rest; press `Q` for the full-detail overlay, where every card has room for every line whatever the terminal size, and `p` for the Provider Usage panel with per-provider tokens and share. Quota panels appear only in the interactive TUI; `--table`, `--text`, and `--json` are unchanged.
-> **Platform note:** on macOS, Claude Code stores its OAuth credentials in the system Keychain rather than `~/.claude/.credentials.json`, so the Claude panel is not shown on macOS. Cursor's `~/.config/cursor` credential path is Linux-oriented.
+> **Platform note:** on macOS, Claude Code stores its OAuth credentials in the system Keychain rather than `~/.claude/.credentials.json`, so the Claude panel is not shown on macOS. agy keeps its sign-in in the Keychain there too, so the Antigravity panel is not shown on macOS either. Cursor's `~/.config/cursor` credential path is Linux-oriented.
 ---
@@ -341,18 +316,7 @@ A panel appears only for a provider whose credentials are present. Panels are pl
 **Deep dive into code operations — see exactly what your AI assistant did.**
-### Arguments and Flags
-| Argument / Flag                                | Purpose                                                                                  |
-| ---------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| *(none)*                                       | Interactive TUI dashboard over all sessions                                              |
-| `<FILE>`                                       | Analyze one JSONL/JSON session file and print its complete `CodeAnalysis` JSON           |
-| `--table`                                      | Static summary table with per-provider totals                                            |
-| `--text`                                       | Plain-text summary, script-friendly                                                      |
-| `--json`                                       | Complete parser results as JSON: one object for `<FILE>`, otherwise an array of objects  |
-| `--daily` / `--weekly` / `--monthly` / `--all` | Time range filter for all-session analysis (see table above; not accepted with `<FILE>`) |
-See [`tests/fixtures/sessions/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/) for sample inputs and matching JSON outputs for the four JSONL providers, plus the Grok session fixture under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/) and the DeepSeek Harness one under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/).
+See [`tests/fixtures/sessions/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/) for sample inputs and matching JSON outputs for the four JSONL providers, plus the Grok session fixture under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/grok/) the DeepSeek Harness one under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/dsh/), and the Antigravity one under [`tests/fixtures/sessions/antigravity/`](tests/fixtures/sessions/antigravity/).
 ### Basic Usage
@@ -515,27 +479,16 @@ vct version --json   # Machine-readable JSON
 └───────────────┴──────────┘
 ```
-The binary version is produced at build time by `build.rs` from `git describe`, so development builds include commit count + short SHA + `dirty` suffix when applicable.
 ---
 ## Quota Command
 **Print a provider's raw quota/usage API response — no parsing, no aggregation.**
-Calls the same quota endpoint the `usage` dashboard uses (Claude / Codex / Copilot / Cursor / Grok) exactly once and prints the raw body, so you can inspect the exact API shape or sanity-check your credentials. It reads each provider's stored credentials and does **not** refresh tokens: if a token is expired, re-auth with that provider's own CLI (`claude` / `codex` / `copilot` / `cursor-agent` / `grok`).
+Calls the same quota endpoint the `usage` dashboard uses (Claude / Codex / Copilot / Cursor / Grok) exactly once and prints the raw body, so you can inspect the exact API shape or sanity-check your credentials. It reads each provider's stored credentials and does **not** refresh tokens: if a token is expired, re-auth with that provider's own CLI (`claude` / `codex` / `copilot` / `cursor-agent` / `grok`). `vct quota antigravity` instead runs `agy -p /usage --output-format json` once and prints what agy printed; agy refreshes its own token as it does so.
 > The previous name `vct fetch` is kept as a hidden alias, so existing scripts keep working.
-### Flags
-| Flag      | Purpose                                       |
-| --------- | --------------------------------------------- |
-| *(none)*  | Pretty JSON (default)                         |
-| `--json`  | Pretty JSON                                   |
-| `--text`  | Flattened `key: value` lines, script-friendly |
-| `--table` | Flattened Field / Value table                 |
 ### Basic Usage
 ```bash
@@ -545,6 +498,7 @@ vct quota codex
 vct quota copilot
 vct quota cursor
 vct quota grok
+vct quota antigravity
 # Flattened plain text
 vct quota codex --text
@@ -554,7 +508,7 @@ vct quota copilot --table
 ```
 > [!NOTE]
-> The response body is printed to stdout as-is. On an HTTP error the body is still printed and the process exits non-zero; a 401/403 additionally prints a `run: <cli> login` hint on stderr.
+> The response body is printed to stdout as-is. On an HTTP error the body is still printed and the process exits non-zero; a 401/403 additionally prints a `run: <cli> login` hint on stderr. A failed `agy` run is reported the same way, with the `run: agy acp --login` hint when agy could not sign in.
 ---
@@ -562,78 +516,7 @@ vct quota copilot --table
 vct keeps its user settings in `~/.vct/config.toml`. The file is **created with defaults on first run**, so you never have to write it by hand — edit it only when you want to change a default. It is generated from vct's typed settings and carries a `#:schema` directive on the first line, so a schema-aware TOML editor (taplo / VS Code "Even Better TOML") gives you autocomplete and validation. Print the schema yourself with `vct config schema`. A file written by an older vct is upgraded to the current layout in place the next time vct reads it (or on demand with `vct config migrate`), so an upgrade never leaves you on a stale format. That upgrade also adds a quota panel released after your file was written — once. Remove the name again and it stays removed, and a panel you had already dropped is never brought back.
-```toml
-#:schema https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mai0313/VibeCodingTracker/main/vct.schema.json
-[general]
-# Default time range when no --daily/--weekly/--monthly/--all flag is given.
-# One of: "daily" | "weekly" | "monthly" | "all".
-default_time_range = "all"
-# Check for a newer release at startup and automatically update supported direct installs.
-# Set to false to disable this behavior.
-auto_update = true
-# Layout version of this file, stamped by vct. Only the upgrade pass reads it;
-# leave it alone unless you want a past upgrade to run again.
-version = 3
-[usage]
-# Start the usage dashboard with models merged across provider prefixes.
-# Toggled live with `m`; the last state is saved back here.
-merge_models = false
-# Seconds between automatic redraws of the usage TUI (minimum 1).
-refresh_interval = 10
-[usage.quota]
-# Which live quota panels to show. Remove a name to hide that panel; use an
-# empty list ([]) to hide them all.
-panels = ["claude", "codex", "copilot", "cursor", "grok"]
-# Seconds between live quota-panel polls, shared by every provider (minimum 1).
-refresh_interval = 60
-[analysis]
-# Seconds between automatic redraws of the analysis TUI (minimum 1).
-refresh_interval = 10
-[performance]
-# Rayon workers used by CLI session scans. 0 selects the measured auto default;
-# a positive value is capped at the machine's available parallelism.
-scan_threads = 0
-[providers]
-# Include each provider's sessions in usage / analysis. Set a provider to false
-# to skip it entirely (no directory scan, no API).
-claude = true
-codex = true
-copilot = true
-gemini = true
-opencode = true
-cursor = true
-hermes = true
-grok = true
-dsh = true
-[logging]
-# Minimum level written to ~/.vct/logs/vct-YYYY-MM-DD.log.
-# One of: "off" | "error" | "warn" | "info" | "debug" | "trace".
-level = "warn"
-# Days of daily log files to keep; older files are pruned on startup. 0 keeps every file.
-retention_days = 7
-```
-| Setting                        | Effect                                                                                                                          |
-| ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `general.default_time_range`   | Period used when you pass no `--daily/--weekly/--monthly/--all`. An explicit flag always wins.                                  |
-| `general.auto_update`          | Check once per UTC day at startup and automatically update only official-installer direct installs. Set to `false` to disable.  |
-| `general.version`              | Layout version vct stamps on the file, so a panel added by a later release is offered to you exactly once.                      |
-| `usage.merge_models`           | Seeds the dashboard merged; the `m` toggle saves your last choice back here. `--merge-providers` forces on.                     |
-| `usage.refresh_interval`       | Redraw cadence of the `usage` dashboard (seconds).                                                                              |
-| `usage.quota.panels`           | Which quota panels to show (`claude` / `codex` / `copilot` / `cursor` / `grok`); drop a name to hide it, `[]` to hide them all. |
-| `usage.quota.refresh_interval` | Poll cadence for every live quota panel (seconds); higher is safer against a provider's rate limits.                            |
-| `analysis.refresh_interval`    | Redraw cadence of the `analysis` dashboard (seconds).                                                                           |
-| `performance.scan_threads`     | CLI scan workers. `0` uses `RAYON_NUM_THREADS` when positive, otherwise at most two workers; every value is CPU-capped.         |
-| `providers.*`                  | Skip a provider entirely (no scan, no API) when `false` — handy if you don't use one.                                           |
-| `logging.level`                | Minimum severity written to the log file (`off`..`trace`); never printed to the terminal.                                       |
-| `logging.retention_days`       | Days of daily log files to keep; older `vct-*.log` are pruned on startup (`0` keeps all).                                       |
+Run `vct config show` to print the file; its comments explain every setting.
 > [!NOTE]
 > Cursor `usage` is a **local estimate** from the chat stores, so it behaves like Claude Code / Codex / Copilot / Gemini (all computed from local session files) and needs no network. It undercounts Cursor's real spend, because much of it is billed under Cursor-internal model names the local data cannot price — treat Cursor cost as approximate.
@@ -667,9 +550,8 @@ vct config migrate
 ### How It Works
 1. **Automatic Updates**: Fetches pricing from [LiteLLM](https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm) once per UTC day
-2. **Validated Caching**: Accepts only a successful JSON model map containing real prices, then writes it atomically to `~/.vct/`
-3. **Deterministic Matching**: Finds the most specific model match even for versioned or provider-prefixed names
-4. **Failure Safety**: A failed fetch cannot replace a good cache; vct keeps the previous map and backs off for five minutes before another attempt
+2. **Deterministic Matching**: Finds the most specific model match even for versioned or provider-prefixed names
+3. **Failure Safety**: A failed fetch cannot replace a good cache; vct keeps the previous map and backs off for five minutes before another attempt
 ### Model Matching
@@ -678,7 +560,7 @@ vct config migrate
 1. **Exact Match**: `claude-sonnet-4` → `claude-sonnet-4`
 2. **Normalized**: `claude-sonnet-4-20250514` → `claude-sonnet-4`
 3. **Substring**: `custom-gpt-4` → `gpt-4`
-4. **Fuzzy (AI-powered)**: Uses Jaro-Winkler similarity (70% threshold)
+4. **Fuzzy**: Uses Jaro-Winkler similarity (70% threshold)
 5. **Fallback**: Shows $0.00 if no match found
 Generic placeholder names (e.g. `default`, what cursor-agent records for auto-mode sessions) and very short names never take a substring/fuzzy match — unpriced is safer than a coincidental neighbor's price.
@@ -690,14 +572,11 @@ Generic placeholder names (e.g. `default`, what cursor-agent records for auto-mo
 - **OpenCode**: a novel model name is priced from its tokens only on an **exact** LiteLLM match; with no exact match, vct trusts the assistant message's own stored cost instead of guessing from a loosely-similar name.
 - **Hermes**: priced the same way as OpenCode — an **exact** LiteLLM match prices from tokens, otherwise vct uses Hermes's own stored cost.
 - **DeepSeek Harness**: `dsh` records no cost of its own, so every model is priced from LiteLLM through the same lookup chain as the other file-based providers — there is no stored-cost fallback like OpenCode's or Hermes's. It routes to whatever the deployment configures, so expect deployment-defined model names, which land at $0 when nothing in LiteLLM matches.
+- **Antigravity**: priced from LiteLLM like the other file-based providers, under the model each request's generation record names. Compaction requests name no model, so their tokens are counted under `unknown` at $0.
 - **Grok**: `contextTokensUsed` is priced as cache-read tokens only (falling back to the input rate when the model publishes no cache-read price); this is a point-in-time local context estimate, not cumulative billed usage.
-- **Cache is raw**: the daily cache stores the filtered upstream LiteLLM JSON (not a derived shape), so tiered / batch pricing stays available without re-fetching, and each pricing map owns a small in-process LRU so repeated lookups stay cheap without cross-map contamination.
 ---
-## Docker Support
+## Development
-```bash
-# Build image
-docker build -f docker/Dockerfile --target prod -t vibe_coding_tracker:latest .
-```
+Contributor setup, building from source, tests, code quality, commit conventions, and release and packaging notes live in [CONTRIBUTING.md](./.github/CONTRIBUTING.md).

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 [project]
 name = "vibe_coding_tracker"
-version = "2.7.0"
+version = "2.8.0"
 description = "Vibe Coding Tracker - AI coding assistant telemetry/usage parser, aggregate JSONL events into CodeAnalysis results"
 authors = [
     { name = "Wei Lee", email = "mai@mai0313.com" }

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