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tokenidle

v0.1.1

Published

Turn your Claude Code and Codex token usage into a space factory idle game.

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Maintainers

woorinwoorin

Keywords

claude-codecodextokensidle-gamecli

Readme

tokenidle

Turn your Claude Code and Codex token usage into a space factory idle game at tokenidle.dev.

npx tokenidle login

login signs you in with GitHub in your browser and runs the first sync. Then open your factory at https://tokenidle.dev/play.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | tokenidle login | Sign in with GitHub and run the first sync | | tokenidle sync [--dry-run] [--stage] | Upload new usage. --dry-run prints the payload without sending it; --stage holds new cargo at the dock for manual release | | tokenidle autosync on\|off | Sync every hour in the background (launchd on macOS, cron on Linux) | | tokenidle logout | Sign out on this machine |

What gets uploaded

Only hourly token counts. For each hour, source (claude-code or codex) and model, the CLI sends input, output, cache-read and cache-write token totals. Run npx tokenidle sync --dry-run to see the exact payload.

Prompts, responses, file paths, project names and code never leave your machine.

Files it reads and changes

Reads (never modified):

  • Claude Code logs in ~/.claude/projects (or $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/projects).
  • Codex logs in ~/.codex/sessions (or $CODEX_HOME/sessions).

Writes, in ~/.tokenidle (or $TOKENIDLE_HOME). The directory is mode 700, and the files are readable only by you (600, or 700 for the script).

  • credentials: the login token for tokenidle.dev. logout asks the server to revoke it, then deletes it locally even if the server can't be reached.
  • state.json: sync progress. It holds the paths of the log files it has read, a read position for each file, running hourly token totals, and recent message and request IDs used to avoid counting a message twice, and for Codex the current model name. It never holds log contents.
  • autosync.sh (Linux only, while autosync is on): the script cron runs.

autosync on also schedules npx -y tokenidle@latest sync --quiet every hour. autosync off removes the schedule.

  • macOS: writes ~/Library/LaunchAgents/dev.tokenidle.sync.plist and loads it with launchctl.
  • Linux: adds one line marked # tokenidle-autosync to your crontab. Other crontab lines are left alone.

Requires Node.js 20 or later.

License

MIT