Your objective is to display the current session CocoMeter report.
Before proceeding, verify that .cocoplus/ exists.
If not: output "CocoPlus not initialized in this directory. Run $pod init to begin." Then stop.
Read .cocoplus/meter/current-session.json. If it does not exist:
Output: "No active meter session. CocoMeter tracking starts automatically when a session begins with CocoMeter enabled. Run $meter on to enable and start a new session." Then stop.
Output a formatted report:
# CocoMeter — Current Session
Session ID: [session_id]
Started: [started_at]
Phase: [phase]
Tool Usage
Tools Called: [tools_called] SQL Statements: [sql_statements] File Writes: [writes_performed]
Token Estimate
Estimated tokens consumed: [tokens_consumed] (Note: exact counts require Coco's native token reporting)
Transcript Reconciliation
Status: [reconciliation_status if present] Gap fraction: [metering_gap_fraction if present] Model drift: [model_drift if present]
Snowflake Credit Estimate
SQL operations × 0.00001 credits/statement = [estimate] credits (rough estimate — actual credits depend on compute size and query complexity)
## Anti-Rationalization
| Shortcut / Temptation | Why It Fails |
|-----------------------|--------------|
| Show zeros for all fields if current-session.json exists but has no data | Zero-filled output looks like a bug; always explain that tracking starts accumulating on next tool use |
## Exit Criteria
- [ ] Report shows Session ID, Started timestamp, and Phase from current-session.json
- [ ] Tool Usage section shows tools called, SQL statements, and file writes
- [ ] Token Estimate and Snowflake Credit Estimate sections are shown with appropriate caveats
- [ ] If reconciliation metadata exists, show status, gap fraction, and model-drift state without hiding the original session counters