KORA Doctor is a small open-source CLI that analyzes AUDR JSON and JSONL and surfaces execution waste across tool usage, context growth, deterministic work, repeated inference, orchestration and model choice. There is no dashboard, no account and no hosted service.
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Run kora-doctor audit on an AUDR file to see observed cost, potentially avoidable spend and an estimated optimized cost.
Add --json for machine-readable output you can diff or feed to another system.
Pass --otel with an OTel sidecar file to combine execution records with telemetry.
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