[BOUNTY: 10 RTC] Add token-per-second display and generation stats

[Scottcjn]

Bounty: 10 RTC

Task

Show generation speed stats after each agent turn — tokens per second, total tokens, time elapsed.

Requirements

• Count tokens during streaming in llm_request()
• After each turn, display: [12.4 tok/s | 847 tokens | 68.3s]
• Add to /status command output
• Track cumulative session stats (total tokens, total time)
• No external dependencies

Implementation hint

Count content chunks in the streaming loop. Measure wall time. Display after the response completes.

Wallet: Drop your wallet name when you submit.

[jiarongmai]

I'd like to attempt this bounty! Adding token-per-second stats is a useful feature.

My approach:

1. Track time in the streaming loop within \llm_request()\
2. Count content chunks as token approximation
3. Display stats after each turn: [X.X tok/s | XXX tokens | X.Xs]\
4. Add cumulative stats to /status\ command
5. No external dependencies needed

Wallet: jiarongmai

[adittq]

/apply

I'm interested in working on this bounty.

My approach:

1. Review the requirements thoroughly
2. Implement a high-quality solution
3. Test comprehensively
4. Submit with clear documentation

Relevant experience:

• python, automation, documentation, scripting, monitoring, test, bounty, RTC, agent, json, writing, translation, analysis, research, data, web, api, linux, bash, git, markdown, tutorial, blog, video, social, github, openclaw
• Track record of completing similar tasks
• Fast turnaround time (typically 2-4 hours)

I can start immediately. Let me know if you have any questions!

[newffnow]

? Claimed!

Implemented in PR #97: #97

Changes:

• Added /stats command showing tokens generated, time elapsed, tokens/second
• Modified llm_request() to track timing and estimate token count (4 chars/token)
• Stats displayed automatically after each generation via LAST_GENERATION_STATS

Wallet: newffnow-github (RTC6dc72fa4c125ac64596249fb90465f257346f225)

[Scottcjn]

@newffnow PR #97 merged! 15 RTC to newffnow-github. Great work on /pipe and /stats.