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toktracker

v0.2.2

Published

AI coding tool spend tracker

Readme

Tokscale — proactive insights for AI coding assistants

Tokscale hooks into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI to watch your token spend in real time and warn you before waste compounds. No existing tool proactively surfaces AI-agent anti-patterns while they are happening; Tokscale does.

Install

npm install -g tokscale

Requires Node 20+.

Quick start

# Open the TUI dashboard
tokscale

# Enable hook injection for Claude Code (writes to settings.json)
tokscale hook install --global

# Start background watcher for Codex / OpenCode / Gemini
tokscale daemon start --detach

What it does

Tokscale runs 14 detection rules grouped into four families:

  • Redundant tool calls — repeated reads of the same file, duplicate Bash commands, unnecessary directory listings within a single session.
  • Context bloat — large file re-opens, prompt templates that inflate token count, context-window ETA warnings before you hit the limit.
  • Waste postmortems — cache-miss analysis, retry and failure spend, model mismatch (using Opus where Haiku suffices), runaway kill-switch detection.
  • Session-level signals — repeat questions across sessions, correction patterns (you frequently fix AI output), cost per merged PR, abandoned session detection, pre-flight cost estimation.

Rules emit inline hints inside Claude Code via the hook mechanism. The TUI aggregates everything into a single dashboard.

TUI cheat sheet

1-0       Switch tabs (Sessions, Today, Models, Repos, Hooks, Rules,
          Insights, Redact, Privacy, Help)
?         Full keybinding overlay
q         Quit

CLI cheat sheet

# Hooks
tokscale hook install [--global|--local]
tokscale hook status  [--global|--local]
tokscale hook uninstall [--global|--local]

# Rules
tokscale rules list
tokscale rules enable  <rule-id>
tokscale rules disable <rule-id>
tokscale rules set-threshold <rule-id> <value>
tokscale rules hard-block <rule-id> [on|off]

# Redaction
tokscale redact list
tokscale redact add <pattern>
tokscale redact test <string>

# Daemon
tokscale daemon start [--detach]
tokscale daemon stop
tokscale daemon status

# Privacy
tokscale privacy audit
tokscale privacy wipe

# Export
tokscale export

Privacy

All data is stored locally in ~/.config/tokscale/toktracker.db. Nothing leaves your machine unless you explicitly export it. The redaction pipeline strips secrets and PII from payloads before they reach the database. Run tokscale privacy audit to inspect what is stored, and tokscale privacy wipe to delete everything.

Requirements

  • Node 20+
  • macOS or Linux (Windows is untested)

License

MIT