06/05/2026
After running Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI in parallel for a few months, I had a problem most developers will recognize: I genuinely had no idea what I was spending.
Three providers. Three dashboards. Three different ways of counting tokens. No aggregate view anywhere.
So I built one.
→ AI Meter is a free VS Code extension that reads the local session logs your AI coding tools already write to your disk, and shows you a clean dashboard of usage trends and estimated cost.
A few things upfront:
✓ All data stays on your machine. AI Meter doesn't run any servers.
✓ It never reads your source code, your prompts, or your AI completions.
✓ MIT-licensed and open source — fork it on GitHub.
✓ All cost figures are clearly labeled "estimated" — always check your provider's official dashboard for billing.
This is a pilot release. we are shipping it free for community feedback before adding the team-level features that engineering leads have been asking for.
If you're running multiple AI coding tools and have no idea what last month's spend actually was, this is for you.
🎥 Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA_qKKTo5oM
Built in Singapore by INFOC ONE.
A free, local-first VS Code extension that tracks your AI coding-agent token usage and estimated cost — for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. No teleme...