TL;DR

This repo is now a small monorepo:

• apps/dashboard/ — the Cloudflare Workers + D1 analytics app
• plugins/hermes-token-analytics/ — the Hermes-native plugin source that exports state.db rollups into the dashboard ingest endpoint
• docs/ — shared operator and deployment documentation

The goal is simple: keep the dashboard, ingest contract, plugin source, and operational docs in one place instead of splitting the truth across repos.

For Hermes ingestion operations, the canonical operator guides are:

• docs/hermes-token-analytics-plugin.md
• docs/hermes-token-analytics-install-runbook.md

What is in here

• TanStack Start app scaffolded for Cloudflare Workers
• Dashboard shell for daily token, cost, request, latency, model, and tool analytics
• D1 schema for workspaces, daily rollups, model usage, tool usage, and issue events
• Initial migration for local and remote D1 environments
• Product docs:
  • docs/requirements.md
  • docs/implementation-plan.md
  • docs/ai-build-prompts.md
  • docs/cloudflare-deployment.md
  • docs/hermes-token-analytics-plugin.md
  • docs/hermes-token-analytics-install-runbook.md
  • docs/hermes-sidecar-sync.md (migration pointer to the plugin doc)

Product direction

The target UX is a dense, operator-facing analytics surface, not a marketing dashboard. The visual reference we preserved:

• crisp header with lightweight tabs
• compact control bar for workspace, environment, and date range
• six dense panels with low-friction chart scanning
• issue list beside metrics, so anomalies are visible without leaving the page
• operational table at the bottom for trace-level or day-level inspection

Repo layout

apps/
  dashboard/
plugins/
  hermes-token-analytics/
docs/
.github/workflows/

App commands

Run these from apps/dashboard/:

npm ci
npm run dev
npm run typecheck
npm run lint
npm run build
npm run cf:d1:migrate:local
npm run cf:d1:bootstrap:local
npm run cf:d1:migrate:remote
npm run deploy

If a fresh worktree has no local D1 data yet, run npm run cf:d1:bootstrap:local before npm run dev. It applies local migrations, wipes/reseeds the demo workspaces, and inserts recent daily plus hourly sample data so the dashboard renders immediately.

Hermes plugin source

The Hermes plugin source lives at:

• plugins/hermes-token-analytics/

Supporting files:

• install helper: plugins/hermes-token-analytics/scripts/install-local-plugin.sh
• tests: plugins/hermes-token-analytics/tests/
• operator guide: docs/hermes-token-analytics-plugin.md
• install runbook: docs/hermes-token-analytics-install-runbook.md
• install helper also writes a legacy shim for plugins/observability/token_analytics in target Hermes checkouts

CI / deploy model

GitHub Actions is path-aware:

• app changes validate and deploy from apps/dashboard/
• plugin changes run Python/plugin validation
• Cloudflare deploy workflows only fire for dashboard/deploy-path changes

See:

• docs/github-actions.md
• docs/cloudflare-deployment.md

Product docs

• docs/requirements.md
• docs/implementation-plan.md
• docs/ai-build-prompts.md
• docs/cloudflare-deployment.md
• docs/github-actions.md
• docs/hermes-token-analytics-plugin.md
• docs/hermes-sidecar-sync.md

GitHub board

Project board: https://github.com/orgs/Tevpro/projects/32