Cost
What each repository and branch cost, at list price.
Every turn priced as it is written, at API list prices, per repository, branch and kind of work. On a flat plan an estimate beside the fee, never a bill.
How to check Claude Code usage →
Notarized by Apple. One file for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later.
Or run it yourself:
Paste in Terminal: it installs Caprock and opens it.Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask dspv/tap/caprock-app
Cost per repository
And per service in a monorepo: a turn counts toward the directory of the last file it touched.
Spend per branch
Each branch with what Caprock's sessions on it cost, ahead and behind main, its pull request, and a stale mark.
The price of context
Every call re-reads the conversation; a running session says what its next call costs at the context it carries.
What the money went on
Spend by model and by kind of work — commands, writing code, reading — and each tool's calls by command, file or domain.
Every provider in one total
Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek and MiniMax usage on the same screens, each priced from its own list.
Your plan against API prices
What the same work would cost through the API, against what your plan costs — not a bill, and labelled so.
Your week, as a card
The Week screen sums up spend, merged pull requests and the longest loop in a card you can share.
caprock report
Your captured usage at API list prices in a block for a post, a table or JSON, with its caveat attached.
Auto-pause at a daily budget Premium
Caprock pauses the sessions it started when the day's spend reaches your limit. Your own sessions are untouched.
Pause at the plan limit Premium
Near the end of Claude's 5-hour or weekly window, Caprock pauses its sessions and resumes them after the reset.
A weekly report Premium
What moved this week against the median of the last four, sent to your own Telegram bot.
Ask about your usage Premium
Questions about your spend answered by Gemini on your own API key; prompts and code are never sent.
Where each tool failed Premium
Output, failure rate and trend for every command, file or domain a tool worked on.
Try it on the sessions you already run.
Free and open source · macOS, Windows and Linux · no account
Notarized by Apple. One file for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later.
Or run it yourself:
Paste in Terminal: it installs Caprock and opens it.Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask dspv/tap/caprock-app