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agentacct

See what your coding agents did — and what each task cost in tokens.

💎 Hidden gem★ 763 stars⑂ 82 forksMITupdated 2026-10
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// project facts

Project facts

agentacct is an open-source dev tools project by mikehasa (mikehasa/agentacct on GitHub). It has 763 GitHub stars and 82 forks, is released under the MIT license, and was last updated on GitHub on 3 October 2026.

GitHub stars
763
Forks
82
License
MIT
Last updated on GitHub
3 October 2026
Category
Dev Tools
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// how it works

How it works

  1. Install agentacct

    Set up the accounting tool for your environment.

  2. Point it at your agents

    Connect the coding agents you want to track.

  3. Run tasks normally

    Work steps are recorded as agents operate.

  4. Review the ledger

    See per-task breakdowns of tools, files, tests, time, and tokens.

// features

Why people love it

Task breakdowns

Every task split into auditable work steps.

Token accounting

See exactly what each task cost.

Tool tracking

Records which tools the agent used.

File change log

Tracks files the agent touched.

Test records

Logs tests the agent ran.

Time tracking

How long each step took.

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// run it

Run it yourself

  1. Step 1 — Clone the repo

    Download the source and move into the project folder.

    git clone https://github.com/mikehasa/agentacct.git
    cd agentacct
  2. Step 2 — Check the README

    Every project documents its own setup; start with install requirements.

    cat README.md | head -60
  3. Step 3 — Run it

    Follow the project's launch command — Docker, pip, npm, or a binary release.

    # see README for the exact launch command
// use cases

What you can build

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// faq

Questions, answered

Is agentacct free for commercial use?

MIT licensed — commercial use allowed with attribution.

Which agents does it track?

Check the README for the supported coding agents.

Does it reduce my token usage?

No — it measures it, so you can find and fix the waste yourself.

Where is the data stored?

Review the repo docs for storage and privacy details.

Can it track team-wide usage?

It is built for visibility — check the docs for multi-user setups.

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