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aibill

v0.9.11

Published

Short command for ai-spend-agent: local financial accountability for Claude Code, Codex, and experimental Gemini CLI cost evidence. Run: npx aibill

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Readme

aibill

The short npm command for ai-spend-agent.

npx aibill
npx aibill init
npx aibill statusline install # optional Claude Code cache-only status line

It runs the exact same local-first financial-accountability CLI as npx ai-spend-agent: connect supported coding-agent work to cost evidence, attribution, runway, and one next action. See the repository README for data semantics, supported providers, privacy boundaries, and limitations.

The optional status line uses the same plan-aware evidence vocabulary while reading only a private aggregate cache. Bare init does not change Claude settings, and npx aibill statusline uninstall restores the prior user value.

Connector validation (live_verified, fixture_verified, untested, or failed) and each number's financial evidence (verified, estimated, detected_unverified, or missing) are separate status axes. Run npx aibill doctor --sources to see both. aibill never sits in the inference path and never stores, prints, or proxies provider credentials.

Telemetry: anonymous command counts, disclosed at first run. Your transcripts, prompts, file names, and dollar amounts stay on your machine. The CLI separately counts which commands run — anonymous, never your arguments, paths, content, or your email — and only after a one-time notice has been printed on an interactive run. One command turns it off: aibill telemetry off (or DO_NOT_TRACK, CI, or AI_SPEND_NO_TELEMETRY). Full scope: docs/TELEMETRY.md.

MIT licensed.