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tokmon

v0.9.2

Published

Terminal dashboard for Claude Code usage and costs

Readme

tokmon

Terminal dashboard for Claude Code usage, costs, and rate limits.

Built with Ink, TypeScript.

tokmon dashboard

Quick Start

npx tokmon

Or with pnpm:

pnpm dlx tokmon

Global Install

npm install -g tokmon

Then just run tokmon. Press q to quit.

Options

-i, --interval <seconds>  Refresh interval in seconds (default: 2)
-h, --help                Show help

Keybindings

Global

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | Tab | Cycle between Dashboard and Table | | 1 2 | Jump to Dashboard / Table | | s | Open settings | | q | Quit |

Table View

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | d w m | Switch to Daily / Weekly / Monthly | | | Cycle sub-view | | | Move cursor / navigate rows | | Enter | Expand row — per-model cost breakdown | | Esc | Collapse expanded row | | o | Cycle sort: date ↑, date ↓, cost ↑, cost ↓ | | g | Jump to top | | G | Jump to bottom | | PgUp PgDn | Page scroll |

Settings

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | | Select option | | | Adjust value | | s / Esc | Close |

Views

Dashboard

  • Today / This Week / This Month — cost and token summaries
  • Burn rate — current $/hr
  • Rate Limits — real-time session (5h), weekly (7d), and Sonnet utilization with reset countdowns, fetched from Anthropic's OAuth API

Table

Interactive table with 3 sub-views:

  • Daily — per-day breakdown (6 months of history)
  • Weekly — grouped by ISO week
  • Monthly — grouped by month

Each row shows models used, input/output/cache tokens, and cost. Press Enter on any row to expand a per-model breakdown:

▸ Apr  7  haiku-4-5, op~  7.6K 487.0K  10.1M    1.1B  $603.89
          ├─ opus-4-6          7.5K    485.0K    10.0M      1.1B  $601.50
          └─ haiku-4-5          100     2.0K     100K      5.0M    $2.39

Sort by date or cost with o.

Settings

Press s to open. Persisted to ~/.config/tokmon/config.json (macOS/Linux) or %APPDATA%\tokmon\config.json (Windows).

  • Refresh interval — dashboard poll rate (default: 2s)
  • Billing poll — rate limits API poll rate (default: 5m, min 1m to avoid 429s)
  • Clear screen — clears terminal on launch (like watch)

How It Works

  • Reads Claude Code's JSONL session logs from ~/.claude/projects/
  • Calculates costs using Claude model pricing (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku)
  • Caches file reads by mtime — subsequent refreshes are near-instant
  • Dashboard loads current month only (fast). Table loads 6 months lazily.
  • Rate limits fetched from Anthropic OAuth API every 2 minutes (token from macOS Keychain)

Cross-platform: macOS, Linux, Windows.

CI/CD

Publishes to npm and GitHub Packages via GitHub Actions on version tags:

git tag v0.7.0 && git push --tags

Requirements

Author

By David Ilie

License

MIT