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Monitor coding-agent quotas and decide when to switch
Track coding-agent usage, costs, and daily streaks

Straude gives developers a training log for their work with AI coding agents. Its open-source command-line tool reads supported local usage logs, groups activity by day, and syncs totals such as token counts, estimated costs, model names, and session counts. Profiles, streaks, a community feed, and leaderboards make it possible to follow personal consistency and compare activity with other participating developers.
You can run a dry run to inspect the totals before sharing them. Straude keeps prompts, conversations, source code, project names, and file contents outside its collection boundary. It suits developers who want to understand changing usage patterns and maintain a regular building habit, with estimated costs treated as a reference rather than a billing record.
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