Local CLI tool to analyze Claude AI token usage and costs
A Go-based CLI that parses local Claude AI logs to show token usage and cost breakdown by project, session, and model. It helps users understand where their API quota is going and how much they would have spent without caching.
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quota-axi is a CLI tool that reports quota windows for Claude, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Grok in a single AXI-shaped call. It is designed to give agents awareness of subscription quotas before deciding where to run work, without routing, recommending, or proxying.
User audits Claude Code transcripts, finds long sessions with breaks cause high costs due to cache expiry
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