AI coding can feel like a black box, leaving developers in the dark about session costs and resource consumption. The new Otari Gateway OpenCode integration aims to change that by providing granular visibility and control over AI development workflows.
Running models like Kimi K2.6, even with its substantial 256K context window, can quickly become an expensive affair. Otari acts as a middleware, sitting between OpenCode and the underlying AI model provider. This allows for per-session cost tracking, budget enforcement, and detailed usage breakdowns without any application code modifications.
