Usage

The Usage page (left rail) counts what your agents use — from the local logs of the CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Kimi Code). Numbers only; nothing leaves your machine. Claude deletes old histories after 30 days; OpenCognit keeps the totals.

Period and project

At the top pick Today, 7 days, 30 days or All and a project (or all of them). Clicking a project in the list filters as well.

Key figures

• Tokens — input and output together.
• API value — what the same usage would cost through the API at list prices.
• Subscription savings — API value minus your subscription price for the period (enter it below).
• From cache — the share of input that came from the cache.
• Processed locally — tokens of local models (Ollama, LM Studio). They cost nothing and count as €0 in the API value; the list by model shows “(local)”.

Below: tokens per day as a chart, split by project and by model.

Subscriptions, currency, prices

• Subscriptions: enter the monthly price of your subscriptions (US dollars) — OpenCognit computes the savings from it. For Claude the app suggests your plan's price.
• Currency and rate: show euros or US dollars.
• Price table: official list prices per model; Kimi is estimated. You can enter your own prices per row. The app fetches new prices with the update check, without a new version.

Export as CSV

The Export as CSV button (down arrow, top right) saves exactly what you see — period and project as selected — as a CSV file: per day, CLI, model and folder the tokens, responses and the API value in US dollars and euros, plus “local: yes/no” and the project name. Handy for billing per client or for your accountant. In German the file uses semicolons and decimal commas, as German Excel expects.

Limits

• Hermes keeps no readable usage log and does not appear here.
• Kimi does not store the model per session; OpenCognit counts the default model from the Kimi config.