anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

Mismatch between USD consumption and usage percentages (OpenCode Go / DeepSeek-V4-Pro

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Since Aug 18, 2026.

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Description

Description

Actual spending (history):

Yesterday: $2.82
Today: $0.83
Total: $3.65

Dashboard shows:
Continuous: 27% (resets in 2h 33m)
Weekly: 48% (resets in 5d 23h)
Monthly: 24% (resets in 30d 0h)

Problem:
If monthly cap = ~$60 → 24% should be ~$14.40, but I've only spent $3.65.
The math only works if the monthly cap is ~$15 ($15 × 24% = $3.60), but that contradicts the ~$60/month info.

Questions:
What's the actual USD cap for 100% Monthly usage?
Why does $3.65 spent show as 24%?

Dashboard delay or calculation bug?

Please check. Thanks!

Plugins

None (vanilla OpenCode Go)

OpenCode version

OpenCode Go (latest version as of 2026-08-16)

Steps to reproduce

Purchase OpenCode Go subscription.
Use DeepSeek-V4-Pro model for ~2 days.
Check transaction history → see $2.82 spent on day 1, $0.83 on day 2 (total $3.65).
Check dashboard usage stats → Monthly usage shows 24% (resets in 30d 0h).
Calculate: if monthly cap is ~$60, 24% = ~$14.40, which doesn't match the $3.65 spent.
The math only matches if the monthly cap is ~$15 → but that contradicts the ~$60/month plan info.

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Operating System

Windows 11

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Windows Terminal

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