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SUMMARY

See how many tokens your AI coding agents really burned.

README.md

whoburnedmore

Find out who burned more — submit your AI coding-agent token usage to the public
leaderboard at whoburnedmore.com.

npx whoburnedmore

This is the real, production CLI — the exact code published to npm and run on users'
machines. This repository is a public, always-in-sync mirror of it.

What it does

whoburnedmore reads your local AI coding-agent usage (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI,
Copilot, Cursor and more, via ccusage), adds up
the tokens and estimated cost, and submits your daily totals to the whoburnedmore.com
server so you land on the public leaderboard and get a shareable dashboard.

What leaves your machine

Only daily aggregate numbers — date, tool, model, token counts, and estimated cost
(plus optional per-session / per-tool rollups). Never your prompts, your code, file
contents, or file paths. Sign in on the website to claim your dashboard; run
private/remove to pull it, or use --local to stay fully offline.

Want a 100%-local report that makes no network calls at all? Use npx whoburnedmore --local, which builds an HTML dashboard on your machine and uploads nothing.

Commands

npx whoburnedmore              submit + land on the leaderboard, open your dashboard
npx whoburnedmore --local      build the dashboard locally and open it (offline, no upload)
npx whoburnedmore --dry-run    print exactly what would be sent, send nothing
npx whoburnedmore --no-submit  collect locally, send nothing
npx whoburnedmore private      hide your dashboard from the leaderboard
npx whoburnedmore public       put it back
npx whoburnedmore remove       delete your dashboard and its data
npx whoburnedmore status       check background-sync health
npx whoburnedmore install-sync     turn on 15-minute background sync
npx whoburnedmore uninstall-sync   turn off the background sync

After your first run, a background sync keeps your page fresh automatically
every 15 minutes (uninstall-sync to stop). The installed background job runs
the latest published whoburnedmore package on each sync tick, so future CLI
fixes are picked up automatically after the next refresh. The server endpoint is
overridable with WHOBURNEDMORE_API.

Privacy & transparency

This repository exists so you can read exactly what the CLI does before you run it. It
contains no secrets and no server code — just the client that talks to the public API.

Build

npm install
npm run build   # bundles src/index.ts -> dist/index.js
npm test

License

MIT

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