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clauditor

v1.0.0

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See where your Claude Code usage actually goes

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Keywords

claudeclaude-codetokenusagedashboard

Readme

clauditor

See where your Claude Code tokens actually go. One command, no setup, no data leaves your machine.

Usage

# Run directly (no install needed)
npx clauditor

# Or install globally
npm install -g clauditor
clauditor

Options

clauditor --port=8080    # custom port (default: 3456)
clauditor --no-open      # don't auto-open browser

What it shows

  • Overview — total tokens, conversations, cache efficiency, peak day
  • Daily chart — stacked input/output bar chart for last 30 days
  • Model breakdown — doughnut chart by model used
  • Insights — heaviest conversation, cache ratio, daily average
  • Top 20 costliest prompts — ranked by token cost with bar visualization
  • All sessions — searchable, sortable table of every conversation

How it works

Reads JSONL files from ~/.claude/projects/ — the same files Claude Code writes locally. Spins up a localhost server, opens your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Publishing to npm

npm login
npm publish

License

MIT