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terminal-agents-usage

v0.2.1

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Unified usage dashboard for terminal AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, etc.)

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terminal-agents-usage

Unified usage tracker for terminal AI coding agents — scan local agent logs, store usage data in SQLite, and view dashboards with token counts and cost estimates.

Supported agents: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenClaw, DeepCode, Cursor, Gemini.

Install

npm install -g terminal-agents-usage

Or run directly:

npx terminal-agents-usage scan

Tip: After global install, you can use either terminal-agents-usage or the shorter alias usage. Both are equivalent. Examples below use usage for brevity.

Quick Start

The fastest way to get started — just launch the interactive terminal dashboard. It auto-scans your agent logs on first run:

npx terminal-agents-usage tui

Press s to re-scan anytime, r to refresh, ←/→ to switch tabs, q to quit.

Commands

scan

Scan local agent log files and populate the database.

usage scan              # scan all agents
usage scan --agent claude  # scan a specific agent
usage scan --rebuild     # clear and re-scan from scratch

Data is stored in ~/.config/terminal-agents/usage.db by default. Override with --db-path.

today

Show today's token usage summary (terminal UI).

usage today
usage today --agent claude

week

Show the last 7 days of usage, grouped by day and agent.

usage week

stats

Show all-time statistics — total sessions, total tokens, first/last usage per agent.

usage stats

dashboard

Start a web dashboard with interactive Chart.js charts.

usage dashboard
usage dashboard --port 3000

Open http://localhost:8080 to view daily charts, top projects, agent breakdowns, and cost estimates.

tui

Start the interactive terminal dashboard (built with Ink/React). Auto-scans on first run if no data exists. Press s to manually re-scan.

usage tui

How it works

  1. Each agent keeps local log files (JSONL, JSON) of conversations with token usage metadata.
  2. scan reads those files via agent-specific adapters and writes structured records into a local SQLite database.
  3. tui auto-scans on first run, so you can jump straight in with npx terminal-agents-usage tui.
  4. today / week / stats / dashboard / tui query the database and present the data.

Pricing

Cost estimates are calculated from published API pricing (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google). Pricing data is embedded in the tool and sent to the frontend for the web dashboard.

License

MIT