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ccusage-tracker

v0.1.3

Published

15 days ago

CLI for ccusage-tracker — install Claude Code SessionStart/SessionEnd/Stop hooks to report token usage to a self-hosted team tracker.

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claude-code claude ccusage tracker usage tokens cli hook

ccusage-tracker

CLI for ccusage-tracker — a self-hosted Claude Code usage tracker for teams.

Install Claude Code SessionStart/SessionEnd/Stop hooks that report token usage to a self-hosted tracker server. Runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Quick start

npx ccusage-tracker setup

You'll be asked for your name, the team's server URL, and a team key (ask your admin).

Commands

ccusage-tracker setup    Install hooks and configure server connection
ccusage-tracker report   View team token usage report
ccusage-tracker status   Check current configuration status

After installation, the binary is also available as tracker (if installed globally with npm i -g ccusage-tracker).

What it does

setup writes a config file to ~/.config/ccusage-tracker/config.json and adds three hooks to your Claude Code ~/.claude/settings.json:

SessionStart — records the model at session start
Stop — primary reporting path: POSTs token usage + session metrics after each assistant turn, throttled to once per 5 minutes
SessionEnd — backup path: same payload at session exit, in case Stop missed the last window

Hook scripts are downloaded from your tracker server, so they always match the server version. Re-running setup migrates old (no --mode) commands in-place — no manual cleanup needed.

Requirements

Node.js 18+
A running ccusage-tracker server (see main repo for self-hosting)

License

MIT