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<div align="center"> <h1>CostHQ</h1> <p><strong>The Active Circuit Breaker & Cost Tracker for AI SaaS</strong></p>

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<p><em>Track API Costs • Enforce Hard Budgets • Stop Runaway Agents</em></p>

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Track Costs. Kill Runaway Agents. Protect Your Margins.

The market doesn't need another passive dashboard. The most terrifying risk for a bootstrapped AI SaaS founder is a runaway autonomous agent that gets stuck in an infinite while(true) loop, slamming GPT-4o for hours and generating a devastating surprise bill.

CostHQ is your Margin Firewall. We don't just track exact API costs in real-time—we actively enforce them. Set a hard dollar limit per user, per session, or per project. We automatically kill the request before it breaks your unit economics.

The Firewall Features

• •Active Circuit Breaker: Define strict $X.XX budgets. The moment an agent exceeds it, CostHQ intercepts the SDK and throws a BudgetExceededError, killing the loop instantly.
• •Semantic Caching Proxy: Stop paying OpenAI and Anthropic for duplicate queries. Our local proxy caches identical requests and serves them for $0.00.
• •Real-Time Cost Tracking: Know exactly what every user, agent, and session costs you down to the fraction of a cent.
• •Enterprise SOC2 Audit Logs: Tamper-evident, cryptographically chained logs of every API call and budget enforcement action.

CostHQ Free vs Pro

CostHQ Free is designed for individual developers and is limited to 1 local project (Git repository). It includes core cost tracking, basic session budgets, and the gorgeous real-time dashboard.

[CostHQ Pro](https://costhq.lemonsqueezy.com/) unlocks the full Margin Firewall for teams and power users:

• •Unlimited Local Projects
• •Semantic Caching Proxy: Bypass the OpenAI/Anthropic APIs for duplicate queries and serve them locally for $0.00.
• •Advanced Firewall Rules: Intelligent runaway loop detection, strict per-session agent limits, and pre-flight request mandates.
• •Team & Client Budgets: Hard cap spend on a per-client or per-repository basis.
• •Audit Logs: Immutable audit trails for Enterprise compliance.

Dashboard Preview

<div align="center"> <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/brian-mwirigi/CostHQ/main/docs/screenshots/dashboard-overview.png" alt="Dashboard Overview" width="800"> <p><em>The Command Center: Track your margins and selectively kill expensive background sessions</em></p> </div>

The Core Hook

Track exact API costs and set a hard dollar limit per user, per session, or per project. We automatically kill the request before it breaks your unit economics.

# Start tracking a risky agent operation
cs start "Data extraction pipeline"

# Agent goes rogue in an infinite loop...
# CostHQ hits the Margin Firewall and kills the process at $5.00!

# Review the damage
cs end
# Session: 12m • Blocked at $5.00 limit • Catastrophe averted

Works With

• •[OpenClaw](https://openclaw.ai) — Ships as an OpenClaw skill (install from ClawHub)
• •Claude Code — Track autonomous coding sessions
• •Custom agents — Programmatic API with budget enforcement
• •Manual sessions — Track your own coding time and costs

Installation

Prerequisites

costhq uses an embedded SQLite database (better-sqlite3) which requires C/C++ build tools to compile:

Note: If prebuilt binaries are available for your platform, compilation is skipped automatically.

Install

npm install -g costhq

Quickstarts: Connect Your Stack (First 5 Minutes)

We've made it irresistibly easy to get cost data in any common AI workflow. CostHQ acts as your unified platform for tracking usage and enforcing budgets.

Choose your stack to get started in under 5 minutes:

• •[Node.js + OpenAI SDK](docs/quickstarts/node-openai.md) - Drop-in replacement with TrackedOpenAI
• •[Next.js API Routes](docs/quickstarts/nextjs-api-routes.md) - Capture per-route and per-user costs automatically
• •[Python (FastAPI / LangChain)](docs/quickstarts/python-fastapi.md) - Push usage to the CostHQ local daemon from any Python app

Out-of-the-Box Platform Experience

Once integrated, you don't need to build your own UI. CostHQ provides a phenomenal, minimalist web dashboard. Simply run:

cs dashboard

You instantly get real-time feedback on usage across projects, session-level summaries, and projected spend analytics.

Quick Start: CLI (for Agents & Humans)

If you use OpenClaw, Claude Code, or any AI agent framework, this is for you. All commands support --json for machine-readable output:

# Start tracking (--close-stale handles crashed sessions)
cs start "Fix authentication bug" --close-stale --json
# {"schemaVersion":1,"id":42,"name":"Fix authentication bug","status":"active",...}

# Log each AI call (cost auto-calculated from built-in pricing)
cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-sonnet-4 --prompt-tokens 8000 --completion-tokens 2000 --agent "Code Review Bot" --json

# Check spend mid-session
cs status --json
# {"id":42,"aiCost":3.47,"aiTokens":89000,...}

# End session
cs end -n "Auth complete, all tests passing" --json
# {"id":42,"duration":847,"filesChanged":12,"aiCost":4.80,...}

Files and git commits are tracked automatically -- no extra commands needed.

Agent Workflow

graph LR
    A[Start Session] --> B[Agent Works]
    B --> C[Log AI Calls]
    C --> D{More Work?}
    D -->|Yes| B
    D -->|No| E[End Session]
    E --> F[View Dashboard]

    B -.->|Auto-tracked| G[File Changes]
    B -.->|Auto-tracked| H[Git Commits]
    C -.->|Tracked| I[Tokens & Cost]

    style A fill:#4CAF50
    style E fill:#2196F3
    style F fill:#FF9800

Typical agent flow:

1. cs start "Task name" --json --close-stale - Creates session
2. Agent performs work (files, commits auto-tracked)
3. cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-sonnet-4 --agent "Agent Name" --json - Log each AI call
4. cs status --json - Check costs mid-session
5. cs end -n "Task complete" --json - Finalize and summarize
6. cs dashboard - Review analytics

CLI Usage (Manual / Interactive)

For human developers tracking their own sessions:

# Start a session
cs start "Build user auth"

# Log AI usage
cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-sonnet-4 --prompt-tokens 8000 --completion-tokens 2000

# Or provide cost manually
cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-opus-4-6 -t 15000 -c 0.30

# Check current costs mid-session
cs status

# End session
cs end -n "Auth complete, all tests passing"

# View session history
cs list
cs show --files --commits
cs stats

# Export sessions
cs export --format csv
cs export --format json --limit 10

Web Dashboard

See all your session data in a browser:

cs dashboard

Opens a local web app at http://localhost:3737 with five pages:

Overview

• •KPI cards: total sessions, cost, time, avg duration, avg cost, files changed, commits
• •Daily cost area chart (30 days) with spend projection (avg daily + projected monthly)
• •Daily token usage bar chart (prompt vs completion)
• •Sessions per day chart
• •Most expensive sessions table
• •Cost velocity chart ($/hr per session)

Sessions

• •Searchable, sortable session table with status badges
• •Cost/hr column, pagination, JSON/CSV export buttons
• •Click into any session for full detail:

- Unified timeline (files, commits, AI calls, notes in chronological order) - Tabs: Timeline, Files, Commits, AI Calls, Notes - Stat row: duration, cost, cost/hr, tokens, prompt:completion ratio, files, commits - Working directory and Git HEAD metadata

Models & Providers

• •Per-model and per-provider cost/token/call breakdown
• •Cost by model pie chart
• •Token usage by model stacked bar chart (top 10)
• •Prompt:completion ratio analysis with inline distribution bars
• •Full model table with avg cost/call

Local Models & Hardware Presets

• •Add and track local, edge, or private models (Ollama, vLLM, llama.cpp)
• •Map models to real-world hardware hourly costs (Local RTX 4090, Cloud A100/H100 via RunPod/Vast, Apple Silicon CPU)
• •View total time spent computing per hardware tier

Cloud Pricing Config

• •View built-in default prices for all major AI models (updated June 2026)
• •Add, edit, or remove custom pricing overrides directly from the UI

Insights

• •File Hotspots — most frequently changed files across all sessions with churn bars
• •Activity Heatmap — sessions by day-of-week and hour (7x24 grid)
• •Projects — per-project cost, sessions, duration, files, commits, tokens; cost bar chart

Alerts

• •Set daily, total, and per-session cost thresholds
• •Visual progress bars showing spend vs limit
• •Alarm mode: browser notifications + sound when budgets are exceeded
• •Status badges: active rules, alarm count, triggered alerts
• •Sessions over limit table

Start Fresh

• •"Start Fresh" button in the sidebar to reset all session data
• •Confirmation modal listing everything that will be deleted
• •Clears sessions, AI usage, file changes, commits, and alert thresholds

Options:

• •--port <port> -- custom port (default: 3737)
• •--host <host> -- bind address (default: 127.0.0.1; use 0.0.0.0 to expose on network -- prints a loud warning)
• •--no-open -- don't auto-open browser
• •--json -- machine-readable startup output: { url, port, pid, host, apiVersion, token? }

Security: The dashboard binds to 127.0.0.1 only by default and exposes only your local session data. It does not send telemetry, phone home, or open any external connections. When bound to a non-localhost address (--host 0.0.0.0), a random session token is generated and required for all API requests.

Port safety: The dashboard writes a PID file (~/.costhq/dashboard-<port>.pid). On restart it only kills a stale process if the PID file matches -- it never blindly kills whatever is on the port.

API versioning: All endpoints are available at /api/v1/* (canonical) and /api/* (backward-compatible alias). Responses include an X-Codesession-Api-Version: 1 header.

OpenClaw Skill

costhq ships as an OpenClaw skill. The skill is at Codesession Three commands to get started:

npm install -g costhq   # 1. Install the CLI
clawhub install CostHQ      # 2. Install the skill
# 3. Start a new OpenClaw session — the agent picks it up automatically

Full walkthrough with example transcript: docs/integrations/openclaw.md

<details> <summary>Manual install (without ClawHub)</summary>

cp -r $(npm root -g)/costhq/skills/CostHQ ~/.openclaw/skills/

</details>

What it does

Once installed, the OpenClaw agent will:

1. Run cs start "task name" at the beginning of each task
2. Log API usage with cs log-ai after each AI call
3. Check costs with cs status --json during long tasks
4. Run cs end when the task completes

Example: Agent run tracked by costhq

You: Fix the payment processing bug and add retry logic

Agent: Starting session tracking...
  $ cs start "Fix payment processing + retry"
  Session started

  [Agent works: reads files, edits code, runs tests...]
  $ cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-opus-4-6 --prompt-tokens 8000 --completion-tokens 4000
  $ cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-opus-4-6 --prompt-tokens 12000 --completion-tokens 6000
  $ cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-opus-4-6 --prompt-tokens 5000 --completion-tokens 3000

  $ cs end -n "Fixed payment bug, added exponential backoff retry"
  Session ended

  Session: 12m • 6 files • 2 commits • $0.76 AI cost

After 50 agent runs:

$ cs stats
┌──────────────┬────────────────┐
│ Total Sessions│ 50            │
│ Total Time   │ 8h 34m        │
│ Files Changed│ 312           │
│ Commits      │ 87            │
│ Total AI Cost│ $47.23        │
└──────────────┴────────────────┘

Programmatic API (for agent frameworks)

Build CostHQ tracking directly into your agent:

import { AgentSession, BudgetExceededError } from 'costhq/agents';

const session = new AgentSession('Refactor auth module', {
  budget: 5.00,        // Hard cap: stop at $5
  directory: './src',   // Watch this directory
  git: true,           // Track commits
});

session.start();

// After each AI call — with granular tokens (cost auto-calculated)
session.logAI('anthropic', 'claude-opus-4-6', 15000, 0.30, {
  promptTokens: 10000,
  completionTokens: 5000,
});

// Pre-flight check
if (!session.canAfford(2.00)) {
  console.log('Switching to cheaper model...');
}

// Budget enforcement is automatic
try {
  session.logAI('openai', 'gpt-4o', 50000, 4.80);
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof BudgetExceededError) {
    console.log(`Stopped at $${e.spent} (limit: $${e.budget})`);
  }
}

const summary = session.end();
// { duration: 847, filesChanged: 12, aiCost: 4.80, commits: 3, ... }

runAgentSession helper

Wraps start/end/error handling automatically:

import { runAgentSession } from 'costhq/agents';

const summary = await runAgentSession(
  'Fix all linting errors',
  { budget: 3.00, directory: './src' },
  async (session) => {
    // Your agent logic
    const response = await anthropic.messages.create({ ... });
    session.logAI('anthropic', 'claude-sonnet-4-5', tokens, cost);
  }
);

console.log(`Done: ${summary.filesChanged} files, $${summary.aiCost}`);

All Commands

All commands support --json for machine-readable output.

log-ai options

Concurrency & multiple repos

Multiple agents or repos on the same machine can safely run concurrently:

# Terminal 1 (repo A)
cd ~/project-a && cs start "Fix bug" --close-stale
cs log-ai -p anthropic -m claude-sonnet-4 --prompt-tokens 5000 --completion-tokens 1000

# Terminal 2 (repo B) — target by session ID
cd ~/project-b && cs start "Add feature" --close-stale
cs log-ai -p openai -m gpt-4o -t 8000 -c 0.04 -s 42

SQLite WAL mode ensures writes don't block each other.

Crash resilience

If an agent dies mid-session, the next cs start won't leave orphans:

# Resume the existing session for this directory
cs start "Continue work" --resume

# Or auto-close all stale sessions first
cs start "Fresh start" --close-stale

# Bulk-recover: end all sessions older than 12 hours
cs recover --max-age 12

Session annotations

Add timestamped notes within a session for sub-task visibility:

cs note "Starting refactor phase"
cs note "Tests passing, moving to docs"

Annotations appear in cs show --json under the annotations array.

Data Storage

All data stored locally in ~/.costhq/sessions.db (SQLite with WAL mode for concurrent access).

No telemetry. No cloud. 100% local.

Migration from v3.1.x: Data is auto-migrated from ~/.codesession/ to ~/.costhq/ on first run. The migration copies files — it does not delete the old directory. If both directories exist, ~/.costhq/ wins (the old one is ignored). After confirming everything works, you can safely delete ~/.codesession/ manually. The migration message is printed to stderr so it doesn't break --json stdout.

How tracking works

File changes — Detected via chokidar filesystem watcher (when running in long-lived mode, i.e. cs start without --json). Watches the working directory for add, change, and unlink events. Ignores node_modules, dist, build, .git, and dotfiles. Rapid changes to the same file are deduplicated within a 1-second window.

Commits — Detected by polling git log every 10 seconds (via simple-git). Picks up the latest commit hash in the current repository. Only tracks commits made during the session.

AI usage — Explicitly logged via cs log-ai (CLI) or session.logAI() (API). No API call interception — you report what you used, and CostHQ records it.

Note: In --json mode (typical for agents), the file watcher and commit poller are not started — agents call cs log-ai and cs end as discrete commands. However, on cs end, if startGitHead was captured at session start, CostHQ runs git diff --name-status <startHead>..HEAD and git log <startHead>..HEAD to backfill accurate file and commit counts — even in agent mode.

Session scoping: git root

Sessions are scoped by git root, not by the exact directory you ran cs start from. If you run cs start from repo/apps/web, the session's working directory is resolved to the git repository root (e.g. repo/). This prevents accidental session fragmentation when agents or humans run from different subdirectories of the same repo.

If you're not in a git repo, the exact cwd is used as-is.

cs status --json includes a gitRoot field so you can see the resolved scope.

Configurable pricing

CostHQ ships with built-in pricing for 17 models. Override or add models:

# See current pricing
cs pricing list

# Add a custom/fine-tuned model
cs pricing set my-ft-model 5.00 15.00

# Reset to defaults
cs pricing reset

Custom pricing is stored in ~/.costhq/pricing.json and merged with built-in defaults.

Model names can collide across providers. Use --provider to namespace:

cs pricing set gpt-4o 2.50 10.00 --provider openai
cs pricing set gpt-4o 3.00 12.00 --provider azure
# Stored as "openai/gpt-4o" and "azure/gpt-4o"

cs log-ai checks provider/model first, then falls back to plain model.

Example Output

$ cs show

Session: Build user auth

┌──────────────┬────────────────────────────┐
│ Metric       │ Value                      │
├──────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
│ Status       │ Completed                  │
│ Started      │ Feb 09, 2026 14:30         │
│ Ended        │ Feb 09, 2026 16:45         │
│ Duration     │ 2h 15m                     │
│ Files Changed│ 12                         │
│ Commits      │ 5                          │
│ AI Tokens    │ 45,000                     │
│ AI Cost      │ $2.34                      │
│ Notes        │ Completed basic auth flow  │
└──────────────┴────────────────────────────┘

Example cs show --json output

{
  "id": 42,
  "name": "Fix payment processing + retry",
  "status": "completed",
  "startTime": "2026-02-09T14:30:00.000Z",
  "endTime": "2026-02-09T14:42:17.000Z",
  "duration": 737,
  "durationFormatted": "12m",
  "workingDirectory": "/home/user/project",
  "filesChanged": 6,
  "commits": 2,
  "aiTokens": 46000,
  "aiCost": 1.065,
  "notes": "Fixed payment bug, added exponential backoff retry",
  "files": [
    { "id": 1, "sessionId": 42, "filePath": "src/payments.ts", "changeType": "modified", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:32:11.000Z" },
    { "id": 2, "sessionId": 42, "filePath": "src/retry.ts", "changeType": "created", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:35:44.000Z" },
    { "id": 3, "sessionId": 42, "filePath": "tests/payments.test.ts", "changeType": "modified", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:38:20.000Z" }
  ],
  "commits": [
    { "id": 1, "sessionId": 42, "hash": "a1b2c3d", "message": "fix: payment processing null check", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:36:00.000Z" },
    { "id": 2, "sessionId": 42, "hash": "e4f5g6h", "message": "feat: add exponential backoff retry", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:41:00.000Z" }
  ],
  "aiUsage": [
    { "id": 1, "sessionId": 42, "provider": "anthropic", "model": "claude-opus-4-6", "tokens": 12000, "promptTokens": 8000, "completionTokens": 4000, "cost": 0.42, "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:31:05.000Z" },
    { "id": 2, "sessionId": 42, "provider": "anthropic", "model": "claude-opus-4-6", "tokens": 18000, "promptTokens": 12000, "completionTokens": 6000, "cost": 0.63, "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:34:22.000Z" },
    { "id": 3, "sessionId": 42, "provider": "anthropic", "model": "claude-sonnet-4", "tokens": 16000, "promptTokens": 14000, "completionTokens": 2000, "cost": 0.072, "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:39:50.000Z" }
  ],
  "annotations": [
    { "id": 1, "sessionId": 42, "message": "Starting retry logic implementation", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:35:00.000Z" },
    { "id": 2, "sessionId": 42, "message": "Tests passing, cleaning up", "timestamp": "2026-02-09T14:40:30.000Z" }
  ]
}

All --json responses include schemaVersion (currently 1) and costhqVersion (e.g. "2.0.0") at the top level.

License

MIT

Integration Contract (for agent frameworks)

If you're building an agent framework integration (OpenClaw, Claude Code, custom), here's the contract:

Schema versioning

All --json outputs include metadata fields for forward compatibility:

{
  "schemaVersion": 1,
  "costhqVersion": "2.0.0",
  ...
}

Check schemaVersion before parsing. If it's higher than what you expect, your integration should warn or degrade gracefully — never silently break.

Exit codes

All errors exit 1, even in --json mode. No ambiguity.

Structured error shape

JSON errors always follow this shape:

{
  "schemaVersion": 1,
  "costhqVersion": "2.0.0",
  "error": {
    "code": "no_active_session",
    "message": "No active session"
  }
}

Error codes: session_active, no_active_session, session_not_found, missing_tokens, unknown_model. Parse error.code — never string-compare error.message.

Non-interactive guarantees

• •All commands with --json are fully non-interactive (no prompts, no TTY input)
• •cs start with --json calls process.exit(0) — safe for execSync
• •Use --close-stale or --resume to avoid session_active errors in automation
• •On Windows: where cs instead of which cs for install detection; all commands work identically on Windows/macOS/Linux

cs status --json contract

Always returns these fields when a session is active:

{
  "schemaVersion": 1,
  "costhqVersion": "1.7.0",
  "id": 42,
  "name": "...",
  "status": "active",
  "gitRoot": "/home/user/project",
  "aiCost": 1.23,
  "aiTokens": 45000,
  "liveDuration": 847,
  "liveDurationFormatted": "14m"
}

When no session: {"schemaVersion":1,"error":{"code":"no_active_session","message":"No active session"}} (exit code 1)

Pricing source transparency

cs log-ai --json returns a pricing object so you can debug cost calculations:

{
  "pricing": {
    "source": "built-in",
    "modelKnown": true,
    "inputPer1M": 3.0,
    "outputPer1M": 15.0
  }
}

Failsafe: cs not installed

Agent skills should check which cs (or where cs on Windows) before attempting to track. If not available, degrade gracefully — don't block the agent's primary task.

Recommended agent lifecycle

cs start "task" --close-stale --json  →  capture session ID
cs note "phase 1: analysis" --json
[do work, log AI calls]
cs log-ai -p ... -m ... --prompt-tokens ... --completion-tokens ... --json
cs note "phase 2: implementation" --json
[do more work]
cs end -n "summary" --json              →  get final totals

Author

Built by Brian Mwirigi

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