AI BriefingAI Coding Tool Cost Tracker 'CodeBurn' Released
·2026.07.30 16:30
Key point
CodeBurn, an open-source dashboard that locally analyzes usage and costs across 36 AI coding tools, has been launched.
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Details
CodeBurn is an open-source local tool that analyzes session logs generated by 36 AI coding tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI, visualizing token usage and costs by project and model.
Key features are as follows.
- Privacy and security: It does not require an API key, and parses local session files in read-only mode without going through a proxy. All data is processed locally only and is never sent externally.
- Multiple interfaces: It offers a terminal dashboard that runs instantly with no installation, a chart-focused web dashboard, a menu bar app for macOS, and a GNOME extension for Linux.
- Cost optimization support: It analyzes spending based on per-model pricing data, and the
optimizecommand helps identify wasteful patterns to support efficient model selection. - Extensibility: It supports an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, enabling integration with AI agents.
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