Tokens by model, project, and tool. Cache-hit rates. An activity heatmap. And the numbers everyone actually wants — your real 5-hour and 7-day subscription windows — without a single network call.
Every Claude Code transcript records what was spent. The extension adds it up — no account, no API key, no telemetry.
Token usage that answers questions
Not just a total. Which model is eating the budget? Which project? Is caching actually working? Windows for 7-day, 30-day, and all-time, with per-model, per-project, and per-tool breakdowns.
7-day / 30-day / all-time windows
Per-model, per-project, per-tool splits
Cache-hit percentage
Real quota, not an estimate
Third-party trackers estimate your 5-hour window from timestamps and hope. Claude Code already computes the real numbers for its own statusline — the opt-in Quota card caches that render to disk and reads it back. Exact numbers, zero API calls, and your OAuth token is never touched.
Real 5-hour and 7-day subscription bars
Opt-in, refreshed only when you click
Never calls Anthropic, never reads your token
An honest heatmap
A GitHub-style activity heatmap of your Claude Code work. Mostly it's just satisfying — but it also shows you which projects are quietly consuming your quota.
Daily activity at a glance
Sits beside the account switcher
All computed from local files
FAQ:
Usage questions, answered.
How can I see how many tokens Claude Code is using?
The extension reads your local session transcripts and shows token usage across 7-day, 30-day, and all-time windows, broken down by model, project, and tool — including cache-hit percentage.
Can I see my real 5-hour and 7-day quota?
Yes, via the opt-in Quota card. Claude Code computes those numbers itself for its statusline; the extension caches that render to disk and reads it locally. No API call, no token access.
Does usage tracking send my data anywhere?
No. Everything is computed from files already in ~/.claude/. Zero network calls — enforced by a strict webview CSP, not just promised.
How is this different from ccusage?
Same category of insight, different home. ccusage is a great CLI; this puts the numbers in a VS Code sidebar next to your sessions, accounts, and MCP servers — one place to look.
Know what you're spending. Tell no one.
Free, open source, reads only your local ~/.claude/.