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codexmeter

v1.0.8

Published

Local telemetry dashboard for Codex CLI usage

Readme

CodexMeter

A local telemetry dashboard for Codex CLI and App usage. Zero config, snapshot-based, reads your .codex state and serves a polished browser UI.

Quick Start

npx codexmeter@latest

That’s it. A local URL is printed; Ctrl+click to open. The dashboard ingests your Codex sessions and shows tokens, cost, repos, models, and daily usage.

Usage

# Default: auto port, open browser, read $CODEX_HOME or ~/.codex
npx codexmeter@latest

# Custom Codex home
npx codexmeter@latest --codex-home /path/to/.codex

# Specific port, no auto-open
npx codexmeter@latest --port 3456 --no-open

# Filter by date range
npx codexmeter@latest --from 2026-01-01 --to 2026-03-13

# Filter by repo or agent family
npx codexmeter@latest --repo my-project --agent-family review

Features

  • Overview — Total tokens, cost, sessions, active repos and models, coverage
  • Repos — Token and cost per repo, model split, agent-family toggle
  • Models — Token and cost per model, thinking-level breakdown
  • Daily Usage — Tokens, wall-clock time, and cost per day, stacked by model
  • Sessions — Searchable table with repo, model, role, duration, tokens
  • Export — PNG chart export and Overview ingest video clips

Data is read from state_5.sqlite, logs_1.sqlite, and rollout JSONL under .codex. No separate cache DB; ingestion runs on each launch.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20.19+ or 22.12+
  • A .codex directory (from Codex CLI usage)
  • Chrome, Chromium, or Edge for video export, or let CodexMeter download a single-use portable browser from the UI

Development

npm install
npm run dev      # Vite dev server (frontend only)
npm run build    # Build frontend
npm run start    # Run full server (ingest + serve)
npm run preview  # Build + run (production-like)

License

MIT