TokenTracker: model tool for Hermes Agent

Local-first dashboard for AI token usage and cost across dozens of coding tools, with native apps

What TokenTracker does

TokenTracker parses usage logs on your own machine and shows trends, a model breakdown and cost analysis in a dashboard at localhost:7680. It needs no account or API keys, installs hooks automatically for the supported tools it detects, and does not read prompts. Beyond the dashboard it ships a macOS menu bar app, a Windows system tray app and a Linux tray app, plus desktop widgets, a desktop pet and achievement tracks.

An optional Skills tab browses more than 250 public skills and syncs them across Claude, Codex, Grok, Antigravity, Gemini, OpenCode and Hermes. Hermes is named in that skills sync list; check the project's supported-tools list to confirm whether Hermes usage itself is tracked. Day-to-day commands include tokentracker sync for a manual sync, tokentracker status with a JSON or plain ASCII mode for scripts and CI, and tokentracker doctor for a health check.

Key features

Local dashboard with usage trends, model breakdown and cost analysis
Hooks are set up automatically for supported tools it detects
macOS menu bar, Windows tray and Linux tray apps, plus four desktop widgets
Optional Skills tab that syncs 250+ public skills across agents including Hermes
tokentracker status --json for machine-readable output
Parses logs locally, with no account or API keys required

When to use it

Checking how many tokens and how much money several coding agents are using each week
Keeping a shared set of skills in sync across Hermes and other agents on one machine
Adding a usage summary to a CI job or SSH session with the plain-text status output

Who it is for: Developers who use several AI coding tools, Hermes Agent among them, and want one local view of usage and cost without sending data to a cloud service.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

A general tool that supports Hermes among many agents. The README names Hermes in its skills sync list.

How to install TokenTracker

These commands are copied from the project's README. Check the repository for the latest steps before you run them.

npx tokentracker-cli
npm i -g tokentracker-cli
brew install xiufengsun/tokentracker/tokentracker

Requirements: Node.js 20+; the native desktop apps are optional downloads

FAQ

What is TokenTracker?

TokenTracker is a local-first token usage and cost tracker for AI coding tools. It reads logs on your machine and shows them in a dashboard at localhost:7680.

Does TokenTracker work with Hermes Agent?

Partly confirmed. The README lists Hermes among the agents its optional Skills tab can sync skills to. Whether Hermes token usage is tracked is not stated in the material reviewed, so check the project's supported-tools list.

How do I install TokenTracker?

Run npx tokentracker-cli to try it, or npm i -g tokentracker-cli for shorter commands. On macOS, brew install xiufengsun/tokentracker/tokentracker installs the CLI.