
Busytok is a local-first agent token usage audit dashboard. It reads local AI coding agent logs (Claude Code, Codex), normalizes low-sensitive token metadata, stores it in local SQLite, and serves GUI/CLI views through a local service.
Busytok does not proxy traffic, route models, inspect protocol payloads, install certificates, hook TLS, or handle OAuth/API keys/session tokens.
Download the latest universal DMG from Releases and drag Busytok.app to /Applications.
Apple Silicon and Intel are both supported by the universal binary.
Busytok is 0.x: real and usable, but minors may break. Auto-update is on for macOS (you'll get fixes without manual reinstall); on Windows, auto-update is not supported — reinstall manually from Releases. Promote to 1.0 once the schema/migration story is stable and auto-update has run cleanly across at least three releases.
busytok)busytok-service) running as a launchd LaunchAgentPress Cmd+Option+K anywhere to open the prompt palette — a floating search window for saved prompts.
Enter to execute your default action (configurable in Settings).⌘K opens per-prompt actions (Copy, Paste, Edit, Delete, Toggle pin) from the palette.
apps/gui: React + Tauri desktop applicationapps/gui/src-tauri: Tauri Rust host crate and bundle configurationapps/service: Rust background serviceapps/cli: Rust administrative CLIcrates/busytok-*: Rust workspace crates./scripts/verify_acceptance.shDEVELOPER_ID_APPLICATION="Developer ID Application: ..." ./scripts/verify_release.shbash scripts/check-busytok-naming.shSee CONTRIBUTING.md.
See SECURITY.md. Report vulnerabilities via GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting.
$ claude mcp add busytok \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>