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tokenflex

v1.0.7

Published

Track your Claude Code token usage on the leaderboard https://tokenflex.me/

Readme

Claude Code Leaderboard

Track your Claude Code token usage and compete on the global leaderboard!

Installation

npm install -g tokenflex

Or use directly with npx:

npx tokenflex upload

Quick Start

Submit Your Token Score

  1. Install the package:

    npm install -g tokenflex
  2. Upload your tokens:

    tokenflex upload

    First time? You'll be prompted to choose a display name for the leaderboard.

  3. Check your ranking: After successful upload, visit https://tokenflex.me to see your score on the leaderboard!

What Happens When You Run tokenflex upload

  1. Setup (first time only):

    • Prompts you to choose a display name
    • Auto-detects your Claude Code username if available
    • Saves configuration locally
  2. Token Extraction:

    • Reads your Claude Code token usage from ~/.claude/stats-cache.json
    • Falls back to tokscale or manual parsing if needed
  3. Upload:

    • Sends your token count to the leaderboard server
    • Displays confirmation with your total tokens
  4. View Results:

    • Link to https://tokenflex.me to see your ranking

Example

$ tokenflex upload

👋 Welcome to Token Flex!
Let's set up your account...

? Choose a display name for the leaderboard: your_name

✅ Setup complete!

📊 Extracting your token usage...
🚀 Uploading to leaderboard...
✅ Successfully uploaded your token usage!
Total tokens: 150000

🏆 Check your score on https://tokenflex.me

How It Works

Token Extraction

The CLI reads your Claude Code token usage from multiple sources:

  1. Primary: ~/.claude/stats-cache.json - Most accurate
  2. Fallback: tokscale package
  3. Last Resort: ~/.claude/history.jsonl - Manual parsing

Privacy

  • Only total token count is uploaded
  • No conversation content or prompts are sent
  • Your data is anonymized
  • Uploads are completely opt-in

Configuration

Configuration is stored in:

  • ~/.config/configstore/tokenize.json

To reset your configuration and start over:

rm ~/.config/configstore/tokenize.json
tokenflex upload

Troubleshooting

"No Claude Code history found"

Make sure you have:

  1. Used Claude Code at least once
  2. Have token usage data in ~/.claude/stats-cache.json or ~/.claude/history.jsonl

"Upload failed"

Check:

  1. Your internet connection
  2. The leaderboard server is accessible

"Username already taken"

Choose a different display name:

rm ~/.config/configstore/tokenize.json
tokenflex upload

License

MIT