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⚠️ Did you know? Claude Code deletes your session data after 30 days by default. Once deleted, your token usage and cost history are gone forever — unless you preserve them.

Track token usage and costs across all your AI coding CLIs — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode — in one dashboard.

Built with Rust for ultra-fast performance (simd-json + rayon parallel processing).

toktrack overview

Why toktrack?

Problem	Solution
🐌 Existing tools are slow — 40+ seconds on large datasets	⚡ 1000x faster — cached queries in ~0.04s
🗑️ Claude Code deletes data after 30 days — your cost history disappears	💾 Persistent cache — history survives even after CLI deletes files
📊 No unified view — each CLI has separate data	🎯 One dashboard — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI in one place

Performance Comparison

Dataset: 2,000+ JSONL files, 3.4 GB total
Existing tools:     ████████████████████████████████████████ 40s+
toktrack (cold):    █ ~1s (first run)
toktrack (cached):  ▏ ~0.04s (daily use)
                └── up to 1000x faster

Features

Ultra-Fast Parsing — simd-json + rayon parallel processing (~3 GiB/s throughput)
TUI Dashboard — 3 tabs (Overview, Stats, Models) with daily/weekly/monthly views
CLI Commands — daily, weekly, monthly, stats with JSON output support
Usage Reports — Shareable text & SVG receipts via toktrack report
Multi-CLI Support — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode in one place
Data Preservation — Cached daily summaries survive CLI data deletion

Installation

npx (Recommended)

No Rust toolchain required. Downloads the correct binary for your platform automatically.

npx toktrack
# or
bunx toktrack

From Source

cargo install --git https://github.com/mag123c/toktrack

Pre-built Binaries

Download from GitHub Releases.

Platform	Architecture
macOS	x64, ARM64
Linux	x64, ARM64
Windows	x64

Quick Start

# Launch TUI dashboard npx toktrack Get today's cost in JSON npx toktrack daily --json Monthly summary

npx toktrack monthly --json

Usage

TUI Mode (Default)

toktrack

CLI Commands

# Open TUI at specific tab toktrack daily # Overview (daily view) toktrack weekly # Overview (weekly view) toktrack monthly # Overview (monthly view) toktrack stats # Stats tab JSON output (for scripting) toktrack daily --json toktrack weekly --json toktrack monthly --json toktrack stats --json Usage report (shareable receipt)

toktrack report # Last 7 days (text) toktrack report --month # Last 30 days toktrack report --days 14 # Last N days toktrack report --svg # Text + SVG file

Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
`1-3`	Switch tabs directly
`Tab` / `Shift+Tab`	Next / Previous tab
`j` / `k` or `↑` / `↓`	Scroll up / down
`Enter`	Open model breakdown popup (Daily tab)
`d` / `w` / `m`	Daily / Weekly / Monthly view (Daily tab)
`?`	Toggle help
`Ctrl+C`	Quit

Supported AI CLIs

CLI	Status	Data Location
Claude Code	✅	`~/.claude/projects/`
Codex CLI	✅	`~/.codex/sessions/`
Gemini CLI	✅	`~/.gemini/tmp/*/chats/`
OpenCode	✅	`~/.local/share/opencode/storage/message/`

Performance

Tool	Time	Speedup
Existing tools	40s+	baseline
toktrack (cold)	~1.0s	40x faster
toktrack (cached)	~0.04s	1000x faster

Measured on Apple Silicon with 2,000+ JSONL files (3.4 GB).

Why so fast? SIMD JSON parsing (simd-json) + parallel processing (rayon) = ~3 GiB/s throughput.

Data Preservation

The Problem: You've been using Claude Code for 3 months, spending hundreds of dollars. One day you want to check your total spending — but Claude Code already deleted your session files from 2 months ago. That cost data is gone forever.

toktrack solves this. It caches daily cost summaries independently, so your usage history survives even after the CLI deletes the original files.

CLI Data Retention Policies (The Hidden Risk)

CLI	Default Retention	Policy
Claude Code	30 days	`cleanupPeriodDays` (default: 30)
Gemini CLI	Unlimited	opt-in `sessionRetention`
Codex CLI	Unlimited	size-cap only (`max_bytes`)

toktrack Cache Structure

~/.toktrack/
├── cache/
│   ├── claude-code_daily.json   # Daily cost summaries
│   ├── codex_daily.json
│   ├── gemini_daily.json
│   └── opencode_daily.json
└── pricing.json                 # LiteLLM pricing (1h TTL)

Past dates in each *_daily.json are immutable — once a day is summarized, the cached result is never modified. Only the current day is recomputed on each run. This means even if Claude Code deletes session files after 30 days, your cost history remains intact in the cache.

Disable Claude Code Auto-Deletion

// ~/.claude/settings.json
{
  "cleanupPeriodDays": 9999999999
}

Reset Cache

rm -rf ~/.toktrack/cache/

The next run will rebuild the cache from available session data.

How It Works

architecture

Cold path (first run): Full glob scan → parallel SIMD parsing → build cache → aggregate.

Warm path (cached): Load cached summaries → parse only recent files (yesterday midnight mtime filter) → merge → aggregate.

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Development

make check    # fmt + clippy + test (pre-commit)
cargo test    # Run tests
cargo bench   # Benchmarks

Roadmap

OpenCode support has been added! See Supported AI CLIs.

Contributing

Issues and PRs welcome!

make check  # Run before PR

License

MIT

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