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tokenwrap

v1.1.1

Published

Your AI coding usage, wrapped — Claude Code, Codex & Cursor stats as a shareable card. Zero-dependency CLI.

Downloads

812

Readme

tokenwrap

Your AI coding usage, wrapped. A zero-dependency CLI that turns your local Claude Code & Codex history into a shareable card — tokens spent, models used, how you treat the agent, and your odds of surviving post-AGI.

Usage

npx tokenwrap          # log in (opens your browser), then upload

Or run a specific command:

npx tokenwrap login    # browser login, then auto-upload
npx tokenwrap stats    # compute & print your stats locally (no upload)
npx tokenwrap upload   # upload your latest stats
npx tokenwrap logout   # forget the stored token

Requires Node 18+. Then see your card at https://trytokenwrap.com.

Privacy

Everything is computed locally on your machine. Only aggregate counts are ever uploaded — number of prompts, tokens, models, and dates. Your code, file contents, and messages never leave your computer, and real project names are replaced with project-1, 2, … before anything is sent.

Inspect exactly what's read: https://github.com/KlausMikhaelson/data-aggregator-transparency-scripts