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vibetrack

v0.1.1

Published

Track all your AI usage and spend — coding agents, LLM APIs, local models, and generative media (image/video/music/audio/3D) — in one CLI. ccusage + viberank, but universal.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

aiusagecosttrackerclillmccusagehiggsfieldopenaianthropicreplicatecredits

Readme

VibeTRACKER

Track all your AI usage and spend — coding agents, LLM APIs, and generative media (image / video / music / audio / 3D) — in one CLI. Like ccusage + viberank, but universal.

Quick start

npx vibetrack init          # setup wizard (auto-detects local tools, prompts only for keys you use)
npx vibetrack sync --demo   # try it: your Claude Code logs + sample data
npx vibetrack stats --domain ai   # deep breakdown by provider/category/model/day

Published to npm as vibetrack; installs the vibetracker command. Bundled to a single file — needs only Node ≥ 18, no TypeScript, no dependencies. Or install it globally: npm i -g vibetrack.

Track real providers

export VT_REPLICATE_TOKEN=r8_...
vibetracker connect replicate        # or: vibetracker connect replicate --set token=r8_...
vibetracker sync
vibetracker total --by category

Credentials are read from VT_* env vars or stored in ~/.vibetracker/config.json (chmod 600). Nothing leaves your machine unless you run vibetracker upload.

Supported (12)

Higgsfield · Claude Code · Replicate · fal.ai · Runway · OpenAI · Anthropic · ElevenLabs · Luma · Kling · Suno · Udio

Trust & privacy

Every provider response and every upload passes an untrusted-data ingest boundary (ANSI/ control-byte strip, numeric bounds, prototype-pollution rejection, whitelist rebuild) before it is stored — see docs/compliance/TRUST_MODEL.md. Uploads are self_reported by construction; only the (upcoming) backend can mark data verified.

Commands

providers · connect <provider> [--set field=value] · sync [--demo] · total [--by provider|category|model|day] · upload [--handle <name>] [--url <endpoint>]

MIT