Tallyhook prices what your AI coding agents actually cost, per repo, per team and per client you bill. It is one dependency-free Node.js file that reads the session logs Claude Code and Codex CLI already write on your machine, with no account, no signup and nothing uploaded. Run npx tallyhook for a per-repo table of sessions, output tokens and list cost over the last 30 days; group repos into teams or add clients with a rate on top to turn the same rows into what goes on an invoice.
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Run npx tallyhook and read sessions, output tokens and API list cost per repo for the last 30 days.
Add repos to a team and run --by team to see what each service costs.
Register clients with a rate and run --by client to get the billable number for the month.
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