XTrace is an open-source macOS app that shows where your coding time and money go. It reads the Claude Code, Codex and Cursor history already on your Mac and reports agent activity, estimated human time and API-equivalent spend, tracks Claude and Codex account usage and pace in the sidebar, and lets you tune the numbers with customizable scoring skills.
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Estimated human time sits next to the agent time for the same work.
Claude and Codex account usage and pace show in the sidebar.
Scoring skills are customizable so the ranking matches your own definition of useful.
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