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@plimsoll/cli

v0.6.0

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Plimsoll — the load line for your AI spend. Local-first telemetry collector + dashboard for Claude Code & Codex.

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@plimsoll/cli

The load line for your AI spend. Local-first telemetry collector and dashboard for AI coding agents — Claude Code and Codex today.

Everything runs on your machine. Token usage, cost, sessions, and repos are captured locally, summed honestly (floors, never guesses), and painted on a dashboard you can read from the dock.

Quickstart

npx @plimsoll/cli setup     # wire Claude Code + Codex telemetry (idempotent, takes backups; --dry-run to preview)
npx @plimsoll/cli start     # run the local collector + dashboard

Then open http://127.0.0.1:48271 — live spend, per-model and per-repo breakdowns, plan leverage, and capture health.

Check the rigging any time:

npx @plimsoll/cli doctor    # verify paths, SQLite buffer, data mode, privacy posture

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | setup | Apply Claude Code + Codex telemetry config (idempotent; --yes, --dry-run) | | start / stop | Run / stop the local hook + OTLP receiver | | status | Print local buffer and policy status | | doctor | Verify paths, SQLite buffer, LaunchAgent, data mode, privacy posture | | scan-rollouts | One-time full-history walk of Codex rollout files into the ledger | | scan-transcripts | One-time full-history walk of Claude Code transcripts into the ledger | | label account HASH NAME | Local-only display label for a hashed account | | priority add\|remove\|list | Manage the priority-repo list (hashed; URLs stay local) | | purge-local-data | Dry-run or explicit purge of local buffered events |

Background (LaunchAgent) mode for npm installs is still being fitted — track plimsoll#11. For now run start in a terminal or from the git checkout.

What leaves your machine

Nothing, unless you configure an upload target. Identifying values are hashed at capture; human-readable labels (repo names, account emails) live in local-only tables and are structurally excluded from uploads — a rule enforced by the proof suite that runs on every PR.

The full privacy posture, capture format, and proof checks are open and inspectable: https://github.com/CryptoJym/plimsoll

License

Apache-2.0