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tokens-gone

v0.2.2

Published

Local dashboard for Claude Code token usage and costs. Reads ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl, aggregates spend, slices interactively.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

claudeclaude-codeanthropictokensusagedashboardcli

Readme

tokens-gone

Local web dashboard for Claude Code token usage and cost. Reads ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl, aggregates tokens and dollars, lets you slice the data interactively.

Run

npx tokens-gone

That's it — it builds nothing on your machine, starts a local HTTP server, and opens your browser at the dashboard. Subsequent runs reuse the on-disk parse cache (~/.cache/tokens-gone/cache.json), so warm scans are sub-second even with thousands of session files.

Flags

-p, --port <n>   Port to listen on (default 27821, or $PORT)
--no-open        Don't open the browser
-h, --help       Show help
-v, --version    Print version

Environment

  • CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR — override the Claude data dir (default ~/.claude).
  • PORT — same as --port.

Why

ccusage works but is slow (tens of seconds on real data) and refetches LiteLLM pricing every run. tokens-gone is the same idea but:

  • Cold scan: ~8s for 1.7GB of JSONL (5000+ files); warm: ~700ms.
  • Hardcoded Anthropic pricing — no network requests, ever.
  • Browser UI with click-to-filter on charts, models, projects, sessions.

How it works

  • server/scanner.ts walks ~/.claude/projects/, parses JSONL streamingly, caches parsed entries on disk keyed by (path, size, mtime). Unchanged files are reused verbatim; appended files are tail-parsed.
  • server/pricing.ts resolves Anthropic Claude pricing by model name substring (matches claude-opus-4-7, anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6, etc.), with tiered pricing for Sonnet >200k and a 6× fast-mode multiplier for Opus.
  • server/server.ts exposes /api/data (gzipped) and /api/refresh.
  • The SPA loads all entries once and re-aggregates client-side on every filter change — fast enough for ~300k entries.

Development

Requires Bun for the dev/test loop. The published package runs on plain Node 20+.

bun install
bun run dev                # backend on :27821 + vite on :5173 (open :5173)
bun run dev:server         # just the backend (--hot)
bun run dev:client         # just vite

bun test
bun run typecheck
bun run build              # vite build + esbuild bundle of the server CLI

License

MIT