Add Terse to Usage & Observability - #625
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Adds Terse to
📊 Usage & Observability, placed by star count (29 ⭐, between Claude-Monitor and cccost).Why it's distinct from what's already listed: everything currently in this section reports usage after the fact. Terse also acts on it — a burn-rate/token/dollar ceiling escalates from an alert to
SIGSTOP-pausing orSIGTERM-killing the agent process before the next API call fires, so a loop stops at the ceiling rather than at the invoice. It also compresses the prompt before it's sent, and risk-scores MCP servers (remote transport, embedded credentials, code-execution surface) alongside their per-call token cost.Reads Claude Code's session JSONL for exact token counts, cache read/write efficiency, burn rate and context fill; also covers Cursor, Codex, Copilot CLI, Cline, Windsurf, OpenClaw and Aider. Runs fully on-device.
Disclosure: I'm the author. The desktop app is commercial (free 30-day trial); the SDK and the benchmark harness in the repo are MIT licensed and free —
npm run benchmarkreproduces the compression numbers locally.Happy to adjust the wording or drop it lower in the section if you'd prefer.