What CLI Usage gives you
@f6n/cli-usage is your reporting view: how many tokens were used, by which app, model, and time period, in one readable table.
Run one command to get a clear token report from your local CLI activity, grouped by app, model, and time range so you can spot trends and manage usage confidently.
Tracks usage from
Smart view selection: session rows for the newest activity, daily summaries for recent history, and monthly rollups for longer ranges.
@f6n/copilot-usage@f6n/cli-usage
Capture Copilot usage with @f6n/copilot-usage, then use @f6n/cli-usage for one combined Codex + Copilot report.
Under 1 day of activity? Session table. Under 1 month? Daily table. Longer? Monthly rollups. Always the right view.
@f6n/copilot-usage captures and persists Copilot usage records. @f6n/cli-usage merges them with Codex data.
Historical Copilot usage can disappear from local state. Capture going forward to build a durable history.
Run capture and report commands directly. State files are created automatically as usage is recorded.
Reports the same token fields as the CLI table: Input, Cached, Output, Reasoning, and Total.
Compare Codex and Copilot usage in one table, grouped consistently by app, model, and time period.
@f6n/cli-usage is your reporting view: how many tokens were used, by which app, model, and time period, in one readable table.
Use @f6n/copilot-usage to capture Copilot runs and persist usage details that feed your CLI Usage reports.
Capture Copilot usage as you work, then run one combined token report.
Run Copilot through @f6n/copilot-usage to persist usage summaries.
See Codex + Copilot usage in one combined report.
Each row matches the real CLI schema and auto-selects the right view for your time range.
Use two CLIs together: capture with @f6n/copilot-usage, report with @f6n/cli-usage. No API keys, no dashboards, no cloud.