Marketing listing for an existing local AI coding-tool spend dashboard
This entry promotes an already-built, local-first dashboard that aggregates Claude and Codex usage across more than ten developer tools without sending telemetry off-device. It documents a shipped product rather than an unresolved user problem.
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