I built a Spotify-Wrapped-style "receipt" for your Claude Code usage — 100% local, one command
I've been using Claude Code a ton these past few months and got curious how much I was actually burning through, so I built a little tool that turns your usage into an itemized paper receipt — tokens burned, longest streak, your coding "archetype" (Midnight Refactorer, Weekend Warrior, etc.), how many times you've insulted Claude, and a real $ estimate (based on model used and price per token - not on your subscription)
Everything is computed locally by reading your own ~/.claude/projects session logs — no code, no prompts, nothing ever leaves your machine unless you explicitly opt in to publish just the final numbers (aggregates) for a shareable card.
Just run in in your CLI using the following command:
npx vibe-code-receipts
Takes about 10 seconds, no install, no signup required.
My main learning from this project was on bug handling. Many times, Claude was unable to produce the proper visual or perform the calculations as I wanted to. At first, I was trying to rephrase the bug, be more precise, maybe add more screenshots.
I realised that in many cases, telling Claude to start from scratch, or suggesting something I thought might be stupid (replace on-the-fly SVG tracing with a static image) was actually the right move.
So I guess, don't go burning thousands of tokens pushing Claude to solve bugs if you have an intuition. Ask Claude to investigate your idea, it might just work!