Default personas, usable unselected, and token usage per agent and per turn - #323
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…r agent and per turn Five personas ship with the studio for long-running fleet work: campaign_runner, watcher, reviewer, steward, and reporter, each a short set of working rules. They seed into every deployment, including ones that seeded before they existed, through a ledger that copies a starter file only when it is absent and has never been seeded, so an edited default is never overwritten and a deleted one never comes back. The library gains a Duplicate action, which opens a copy in the editor. The system prompt carries a live catalog of personas and a rule for using one without a selection: when a request clearly falls inside one persona's description, the assistant reads it and follows its rules for that request, says which one it applied, and never switches mid-request; when delegating, each agent gets the persona that fits. Token usage is now counted where the data exists. A chat turn sums the usage chunks its model calls report and stores the total on the message. An agent's pw code envelope is read for every spelling providers use (usage.prompt_tokens, input_tokens, total_cost_usd, and so on) and the count is kept on the agent, summed on the task, and shown on the Tasks page: on the agent row, in the drill-down, and on the task card. Where the gateway reports nothing, nothing is shown rather than zeros.
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Five personas ship with the studio for long-running fleet work:
campaign_runner,watcher,reviewer,steward,reporter, each a short set of working rules underextensions-starter/agents/.seedExtensionsnow fills in starter files on deployments that seeded before they existed, through a ledger (.seeded.json): a starter file is copied only when absent and never seeded before, so an edited default is never overwritten and a deleted one never returns. The library gains Duplicate, which opens a copy in the editor as a new file.The system prompt carries a live persona catalog (rebuilt on every prompt) and a rule for using one without a selection: when a request clearly falls inside one persona's description the assistant reads it and follows its rules for that request, says which one it applied, and never switches mid-request; when delegating, each agent gets the persona that fits its objective.
Token usage is counted where the data exists.
streamTurnreads ausagechunk when the stream carries one (including a usage-only final chunk), the tool loop sums them (addUsage), and the total is stored on the message astokensUsed. An agent's pw code envelope is read byusageOffor every spelling providers use; the count lives on the agent, sums on the task (sumUsage), and shows on the Tasks page row, drill-down, and card. Nothing is shown rather than zeros where the gateway reports nothing.Five new tests; 143 server and 9 web pass.