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oh-my-usage

v0.2.0

Published

A local-first OpenTUI usage dashboard for Codex, Claude Code, and opencode subscription workflows.

Readme

Install

npm install -g oh-my-usage
oh-my-usage

Requires Bun because the CLI is built on OpenTUI and uses Bun's SQLite runtime for opencode.

Usage

oh-my-usage             # OpenTUI dashboard
oh-my-usage --once      # one-shot terminal summary
oh-my-usage --json      # raw report for scripts
oh-my-usage --day       # today
oh-my-usage --month     # configured month window
oh-my-usage --year      # last 365 days
oh-my-usage --all       # all cached/scanned usage
oh-my-usage --refresh   # force a fresh scan
oh-my-usage auth        # subscription/OAuth status
oh-my-usage settings    # local config
omu --once              # short alias

Inside the TUI:

left/right  provider tabs
up/down     day/month/year/all-time range
r           refresh in the background
s           OpenTUI settings panel
q           quit

The dashboard reads local usage records that the tools already write:

| Provider | Source | What works today | | --- | --- | --- | | Codex | ~/.codex/sessions/**/*.jsonl | cumulative token usage, sessions, model mix, Codex credit estimate | | Claude Code | ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl | per-message token usage, cache usage, model mix, cost estimate for known Claude models | | opencode | ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db | assistant-message tokens, sessions, models, stored cost values, opencode Go usage |

oh-my-usage also checks whether local OAuth/subscription auth appears connected, but it does not print or export token values.

Settings

Settings live at ~/.config/oh-my-usage/config.json.

oh-my-usage settings sinceDays 14
oh-my-usage settings defaultRange month
oh-my-usage settings colors.codex "#10a7ff"
oh-my-usage settings colors.claude "#d97745"
oh-my-usage settings colors.opencode "#f8fafc"
oh-my-usage settings opencodeDb "~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db"

Notes

Provider subscription quota is not always exposed as a local API. This tool tracks real local usage and OAuth presence, then shows estimates where the local records contain enough data. It is not a scraper for private web dashboards.

Pricing metadata can change. Codex credit estimates use configurable rates in the settings file, Claude estimates use a small built-in table for common Claude Code models, and opencode uses the cost stored in its own database when available.

Development

bun install
bun test
npm run typecheck
npm run build
bun ./src/cli.ts --once

License

MIT