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See how many tokens your AI coding agents really burned.

0 starsTypeScript

Open-source CLI to see your AI coding token usage and compare it

by arhaam·Jun 16, 2026·1 point·0 comments
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Unified local AI cost tracker when native dashboards stay siloed and cloud-based.

Strengths
  • •Parses local log files directly, ensuring zero data ever leaves your machine.
  • •Breaks down costs by project and model, showing prompt cache hit rates.
  • •Tiny dependency-free bundle generates offline HTML dashboards for easy sharing.
Weaknesses
  • •Leaderboard feels gimmicky and undermines the strong local-first privacy pitch.
  • •Relies on fragile log formats that might break with tool updates frequently.
Target Audience

Developers using multiple AI coding agents

Similar To

Wakatime · Cursor · Claude Console

Post Description

I use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor every day and had no idea how much I was actually burning across all of them combined. Each tool shows its own usage (most don't) in its own place, if at all, and I just wanted one number. So I wrote this.

npx whoburnedmore

reads the usage/log files these tools already write locally, sums them up, and prints a dashboard: total tokens, a cost estimate, active days, and your heaviest single day.

There is also a public leaderboard on the webiste which compares your ai usage with all others

Feedback & a upvote is appreciated

github is /amiinwani/whoburnedmore.com product hunt : https://www.producthunt.com/products/whoburnedmore

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