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Claude Code writes a transcript of every session to disk — token counts, models, timestamps, tool calls. It just never tells you what any of it cost. So I built claude-finops : npx claude-finops That's the whole setup. It reads the transcripts already on your machine, builds a local SQLite warehouse, and opens a dashboard on 127.0.0.1 . No account, no API key, no config file. Nothing leaves the machine. It shows spend per project, a 0–100 efficiency scorecard, a waste detector that names the exact prompts costing you money, a cheaper-model switch analysis, and a forecast against budgets you set. The design decision I'm most happy with: every number carries a badge saying whether it's measured, estimated, forecast, or a recommendation — and anything the data genuinely doesn't contain says "unavailable" instead of getting guessed at. It was tempting to invent a plan-usage percentage. It would also have been a lie. MIT, free: https://www.npmjs.com/package/claude-finops Would genuinely like feedback on whether the waste rules match what you'd expect.   submitted by   /u/mohitrj49 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/23 01:44:47