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@maol-1997/ai-usage

v1.0.3

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Upload local Claude Code and Codex usage to a private ingestion endpoint

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@maol-1997/ai-usage

Uploads local Claude Code and Codex token usage to a private ingestion endpoint without installing SwiftCode. The endpoint URL is required on every upload and is not built into this package.

It scans the official local history locations:

  • Claude Code: $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/projects, or ~/.claude/projects by default.
  • Codex: $CODEX_HOME/sessions, or ~/.codex/sessions by default.

On native Windows, ~ is %USERPROFILE%, so the defaults become %USERPROFILE%\.claude\projects and %USERPROFILE%\.codex\sessions. Linux and WSL use the current Linux user's home. When running inside WSL to scan data created by a native Windows installation, pass the mounted homes explicitly with --claude-home and --codex-home.

The CLI sends only token counts, model, timestamp, local day, cost, source, a deduplication hash, and the machine name. It never uploads prompts, responses, files, project paths, or session IDs.

Run

macOS and Linux:

AI_USAGE_TOKEN="your-token" npx @maol-1997/ai-usage --url "https://your-endpoint.example/ingest"

Windows PowerShell:

$env:AI_USAGE_TOKEN="your-token"
npx @maol-1997/ai-usage --url "https://your-endpoint.example/ingest"

Every run scans and resends all available local history, independently of SwiftCode's upload cursor. The endpoint deduplicates entries, so rerunning the command is safe. Use --dry-run to inspect how many entries would be sent. This scans the provider JSONL files, not SwiftCode's SQLite database, and does not upload plan reports.

npx @maol-1997/ai-usage@latest --dry-run
npx @maol-1997/ai-usage --url "https://your-endpoint.example/ingest" --source codex
npx @maol-1997/ai-usage --help

Requires Node.js 20 or newer.

Current release

Version 1.0.3 includes the current model pricing snapshot (including Claude Haiku 5.5), long-prompt rates for models that charge more past a prompt length, Priority/Fast pricing, applied Codex model and service-tier settings, and deduplication of repeated cumulative Codex token notifications. It sends usage revision 3 so the endpoint can correct older matching entries without duplicating history. Pricing is refreshed when the package is built for publication; installed releases use their bundled snapshot.

Path defaults follow the Claude Code application data documentation and Codex's official CODEX_HOME configuration.