vibetracking

Track AI coding assistant usage across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Amp, and more. Monitor token usage, estimate costs, and view analytics across all your AI coding tools.

What This Skill Does

This skill provides the vibetracking CLI tool that:

Supported Tools

Installation Instructions

1. Verify Bun is available (required runtime):

```bash

bun --version

```

2. Install vibetracking globally:

```bash

bun add -g vibetracking

```

3. Alternatively, run one-off without installation:

```bash

bunx vibetracking

```

Usage Instructions

Basic Usage

1. **Sync data** (scans local data and opens browser to import):

```bash

vibetracking

or explicitly

vibetracking sync

```

2. **Check authentication status**:

```bash

vibetracking whoami

```

3. **Logout** (clears local cache only):

```bash

vibetracking logout

```

Cursor-Specific Commands

1. **Login to Cursor** (opens export page in browser):

```bash

vibetracking cursor login

```

2. **Check Cursor cache status**:

```bash

vibetracking cursor status

```

3. **Clear cached Cursor data**:

```bash

vibetracking cursor logout

```

How It Works

1. **Scan**: Vibetracking scans your local AI coding tool data directories

2. **Parse**: Native Rust module parses session files in parallel for performance

3. **Calculate**: Estimates costs using real-time model pricing from LiteLLM

4. **Import**: Opens browser to import parsed data to vibetracking.dev

5. **Share**: View your stats, compare on leaderboards, share your profile

Key Features

Important Notes

Links

Example Workflow

```bash

Install vibetracking

bun add -g vibetracking

Sync all local AI coding tool data

vibetracking sync

(Browser opens automatically for import confirmation)

Check auth status after import

vibetracking whoami

Set up Cursor integration

vibetracking cursor login

(Browser opens to Cursor export page)

Check what Cursor data is cached

vibetracking cursor status

```