Add burnd — local-first Claude Code cost-leak detector#49
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Add burnd — local-first Claude Code cost-leak detector#49garvitsurana271 wants to merge 1 commit intoLangGPT:mainfrom
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burnd is a local-first cost-leak detector that reads Claude Code ~/.claude/projects/*.jsonl session files and identifies 8 specific patterns wasting spend (Opus on routine work, retry storms, context thrash, repeated reads, project outliers, late-night coding, tool overuse, over-firing skills). Outputs dollar-denominated fixes per leak. https://github.com/garvitsurana271/burnd
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Adding burnd to Monitoring & Analytics.
What it is
burnd is a local-first CLI that reads your
~/.claude/projects/*.jsonlsession files and finds 8 specific cost-leak patterns with dollar-denominated fixes:Differs from existing entries in the section (ccusage, sniffly, claude-code-costs) by focusing on cross-session pattern detection with specific fixes vs current-usage display.
How it works
100% local. Reads your jsonl files, computes HMAC-based license keys (no database), prints top leaks with savings estimates. MIT, zero telemetry (optional anonymous install ping with opt-out env var).
Install
Already merged in rohitg00/awesome-claude-code-toolkit#283 and jqueryscript/awesome-claude-code#219 for cross-reference.
Thanks for maintaining this list!