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Token Usage

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Description

Local LLM token usage analytics for Claude, Codex, OpenCode, ZCode, WorkBuddy, and Zhipu-AutoClaw — build your own multi-dimensional reports without SQL; CLI and daemon for macOS and Windows. — 本地 LLM token 用量分析工具,支持 Claude、Codex、OpenCode、ZCode、WorkBuddy、Zhipu-AutoClaw——无需 SQL 打造自定义多维报表;提供 CLI 与守护进程,支持 macOS 与 Windows。

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

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A local LLM usage analytics tool for collecting, analyzing, and querying token usage across AI clients — and for turning that data into your own multi-dimensional usage reports, no SQL required.

Features

  • Message/API-request-level accounting: each actual model invocation is stored independently instead of aggregating tokens by session.
  • Accurate attribution across dates and models: messages that span dates, sessions that use multiple models, and forks/branches are neither missed nor double-counted.
  • Preserves actual rewind consumption: completed calls before a rewind and new calls after it are kept separately rather than deduplicated.
  • Codex rollout replay deduplication: replayed complete token snapshots caused by rate-limit bucket changes are not counted twice, while legitimate resets and multi-turn calls are retained.
  • Multiple data sources: Claude Code/Desktop, OpenCode, Codex, WorkBuddy, ZCode, and Zhipu-AutoClaw.
  • CC Switch router attribution: backfills the actual provider/model from CC-Switch proxy logs (currently effective only for the Claude family).
  • Build your own usage reports — no SQL required: combine client, model, provider, and project into named multi-dimensional views; compose built-in and custom views into reusable, ordered report groups; set a personal default and run it by name. The guided configuration TUI and query list make those views discoverable and easy to maintain.
  • Two run modes: one-off CLI commands and a real-time monitoring daemon with nginx-style background startup.
  • Autostart: macOS launchd and the Windows Registry, configurable through the config TUI or config set.
  • Opt-in configuration: every client is disabled by default; enable only the ones you use, while data-source paths fall back to ready-to-use defaults.
  • Single-binary distribution: built with Go and pure-Go SQLite (no CGO), with macOS and Windows supp