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OpenUsage is an open-source, local-by-default dashboard that runs in your terminal to track spend, quotas, rate limits, and model usage across the AI coding tools you actually use. It aggregates data from 34+ providers—coding agents, API platforms, and local runtimes—displaying live costs and quotas in one screen, with history stored in a SQLite file you own and no hosted observability layer. It auto-detects installed tools and common API key env vars, offers per-provider detail and analytics, and can be installed via brew, curl, or go for use alongside multiple coding agents.
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LLM Observability & Tracing PlatformsMentioned in · last 30 days
We need to create an audit trail for our LLM's decision-making process. What's the best observability tool for capturing a model's chain of thought?
LangSmithLangfuseArize Phoenix
My goal is to analyze the latency of each part of our LLM chain. What's the best tracing tool with support for detailed LLM and embedding spans?
Langfuse
AI mentioned OpenUsage in 0% of answers about OpenUsage and its rivals in the week of Sep 21.
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