Open-source tool bough visualizes Claude Code tasks with per-task token cost from local history
VoidEqualZero · reddit · 2026-09-24
- Developer released bough (GitHub), an open-source tool that reads your existing Claude Code and Codex CLI history and groups related prompts into tasks on a visual map
- For each task you can see the prompts and files involved, tokens consumed with a dollar estimate based on published API rates, and how the work unfolded — including repeated attempts and whether it ended in a commit
- Motivation: daily usage totals can't tell whether tokens went into building a feature or into a debugging rabbit hole
- Runs fully locally, sends nothing anywhere, and uses no extra model for analysis; task grouping is inferred and still being improved
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