Ask Claude Code where your usage went. Tare does token audit, limit diagnosis and usage forensics from the session logs already on your machine, and nothing leaves it. It answers the question of which session, file or command burned through a quota.
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Find which sessions consumed the quota once a limit warning appears.
Break token consumption down by file or command to see what is expensive.
Estimate what remains before the next reset based on historical burn rate.
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