ZazaGdev

AI Fun — AI skill for Claude Code

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Small, free tools for Claude Code users: an API cost card (api-bill) and a 3D map of your whole setup (setup-map).

How to install AI Fun

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

What AI Fun does

Small, free tools for Claude Code users: an API cost card (api-bill) and a 3D map of your whole setup (setup-map). Each comes as an installable skill and a paste-in prompt, runs locally with Python's standard library, and keeps your data on your machine.

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README

AI-fun

Small, free tools for people who use [Claude Code](https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/claude-code) every day. Each one looks at something already on your own machine, such as your session logs or your setup, and shows it back to you in a form you can read at a glance. Every project comes two ways: a Claude Code skill you install once, and a single prompt you paste into Claude Code without installing anything. They run locally, use only Python's standard library, and keep your data on your machine. Each project has its own folder and its own README.

Projects

Project What it is
api-bill What your Claude Code sessions would cost on the API at list prices, as a cost card with the split by model, project and day. A skill and a paste-in prompt.
setup-map Your whole Claude Code setup as an interactive 3D map: skills, plugins, agents, MCP servers, hooks, rules and memory, plus which projects have a setup of their own. A skill and a paste-in prompt.

Adding a project

  1. Make one top-level folder named after the project, in lower case with hyphens.
  2. Put everything for it inside that folder, using these names where they apply:
    • README.md: what it does, how to install and use it, and what it reads, writes or sends over the network. Required.
    • skill/: a Claude Code skill, installed by copying it to ~/.claude/skills/.
    • prompt.md: a prompt to paste into Claude Code or another assistant.
    • anything else the project needs, such as scripts/.
  3. Add one row to the table above.
  4. Keep personal data out: no API keys, no local paths, no private links.

Licence

MIT, see [LICENSE](LICENSE). It covers every project in this repo.