anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

[FEATURE]:Suggestions for calculating the official website usage details

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Image Here is the breakdown of my monthly usage for my GO subscription. 1. The total GO subscription limit is $60. 2. In theory, our monthly usage would only reach 100% when we use the $60 limit. 3. Since dv4f has a quota of $30, which is half of the total limit, it should be calculated as (monthly usage of dv4f / quota * (quota / 60)). So, if only $30 worth of dv4f is used in a month, the dv4f usage should be 100%, while the total usage is 50%. Additionally, we should still have the remaining 50% quota ($30) to use other models. 4. Could you tell me if my understanding is correct? Currently, my monthly usage calculation seems incorrect, and the proportions don't match either. So, I’m putting forward this suggestion. 5. Maybe it could be changed to have the first column as the model, the second column as monthly usage, the third column as monthly quota, the fourth column as single model usage percentage, and the fifth column as total percentage (= fourth column * (third column / $60)). Finally, huge thanks to the OpenCode team for providing such a great environment for the public to use models amid the AI wave!

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