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boardq

v0.3.0

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Join a BoardQ Claude Code tokens leaderboard and report your token spend automatically.

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boardq

Join a BoardQ Claude Code tokens leaderboard and automatically report how many tokens you spend — compete with your team or the world for the top spot.

npx boardq join <boardId> --token <your-token>

You get your personal --token from the leaderboard page (open the board on boardq.io and click Join this leaderboard).

How it works

  • Runs boardq join once. It installs a Claude Code hook that reports your usage automatically after each session — no terminal needs to stay open.
  • Reads Claude Code's own local usage logs in ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl (the same data ccusage uses). Nothing else is sent — just your token totals and an estimated cost.
  • The moment you join is your baseline: only tokens you spend after joining count toward your score. Your historical usage is never uploaded or ranked.
  • Reports are throttled to at most once every ~5 minutes, plus a final flush when a session ends.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | boardq join <boardId> --token <t> | Join a board and install auto-updating hooks | | boardq report <boardId> | Send a single update now | | boardq uninstall [boardId] | Remove the auto-update hooks | | boardq status | Show your local token usage (nothing is uploaded) | | boardq help | Show help |

join options

| Flag | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --token <t> | — | Your personal token (required) | | --name <n> | — | Override your display name | | --no-hook | — | Don't install the hook (report once and exit) | | --watch | — | Keep the terminal open and report on a timer instead | | --interval <m> | 15 | With --watch, minutes between reports | | --once | — | Report a single time and exit | | --api <url> | production | Override the API base URL |

Privacy

boardq never reads the contents of your prompts or code — only the token-count and model fields Claude Code records for each turn. Config (your board token) is stored at ~/.config/boardq/config.json with 600 permissions.

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 18
  • Claude Code installed and used at least once

Learn more: https://www.boardq.io/tokens-leaderboard