@bbelderbos@0x_SP mostly Caprock, a desktop app that shows what my Claude Code and Codex sessions did and what they cost. do you run it in a terminal or inside an editor?
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@098uyiubgvgcss ha, cheapest ad I've run. yes, those are API-equivalent at list prices, what I actually paid on the subscription is a lot less. fair point, I'll put that label right on the chart
"What did this feature cost?" is the question leads get, and the monthly bill doesn't answer it.
Caprock puts a price on every pull request, with the tokens behind it. My last 7 days: 43 merged, $1,059. A README banner alone: $127.
Free app for Claude Code and Codex.
@MrNiceTry the profiling part surprises me, they map potential customers too? how long does it usually take to go from light probes to heavy scans if nobody reacts?
@0xMas0n every Codex and Claude Code session on your machine in one place: what each one did, what it cost, how close you are to your limits. local and free, do you hit codex limits often?
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@diorrego same here, claude's weekly limit is the one i keep hitting. when it runs out do you move the task over to codex or kimi, or just wait for the reset?
@MrNiceTry it shows every Claude Code and Codex session in one place, what each one did and what it cost, and how close you are to your plan limits. local, free, open source
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@Icarusdissident the agent logs: the session files Claude Code and Codex already write locally, so it sees every tool call and what it cost. are your approvals per action or per app?
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@rene_e@X@mydopa_aap made Caprock for myself to see what my coding agents cost, now other devs use it too. how does mydopa help someone notice progress on a bad day?
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