feat: import Anthropic Console/Workbench session exports#46
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Adds 'python3 cli.py import-workbench <PATH>' which ingests JSON dumps
exported from the Anthropic Console/Workbench so prompt-engineering work
shows up alongside Claude Code sessions in the dashboard.
- Graceful parser: accepts top-level arrays, {runs|messages|data:[...]}
wrappers, snake_case and camelCase token field names, ISO 8601 and
unix-epoch timestamps. Malformed records are skipped with a count.
- Imported entries are assigned project_name='Workbench',
session_id='wb-<sha1(file)[:12]>', git_branch='', and
message_id='wb-<file>-<line>' so re-importing the same file is a no-op
(deduped via the existing unique partial index on turns.message_id).
- Reuses scanner.upsert_sessions / scanner.insert_turns so totals,
pricing, and dashboard queries work without further changes.
- Prints a summary: imported, already-present, skipped, total tokens.
The Console export format isn't officially documented; the parser is
intentionally lenient so it can adapt if Anthropic tweaks the shape.
Tests (9) cover empty input, valid records, malformed entries skipped,
object/camelCase variants, idempotency, summary output, missing file
and invalid JSON error paths.
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What does this add and why do you believe it belongs in this dashboard?
Adds a
python3 cli.py import-workbench <PATH>command that imports an Anthropic Console / Workbench session export (the JSON you can download from console.anthropic.com after experimenting in the Workbench) into the same SQLite store the CLI scanner writes to. Imported turns land under a syntheticWorkbenchproject so they appear in the dashboard alongside Claude Code CLI usage.Most users who run this dashboard also iterate on prompts in the Console — model picks, cache strategies, and one-off experiments. Today that spend is invisible here, which makes the "personal Claude usage" picture incomplete and skews per-model totals. Pulling those exports in keeps the dashboard promise (one place to see your Claude usage) without coupling to any Anthropic API: it is a local, opt-in file import. Re-importing the same file is a no-op thanks to a deterministic
message_idand the existing unique index onturns.message_id, so it is safe to run repeatedly.Checklist
Code correctness
calcCost()calls pass 6 arguments:(model, inp, out, cache_read, cache_creation, cache_1h)`), not escaped ones (\`)Tests
python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v— all passingpython3 -m unittest tests.test_browser -v— all passingScope
dashboard.py,scanner.py,cli.py,pricing.py,cowork.py,tests/) — or I have explained below why a new file is needed