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agentacct alternatives

Curated alternatives to agentacct — and why you'd switch.

codeburn

Local-first cost ledger for AI coding: reads the session files 36 tools already write and breaks every token and dollar down by task, model, project. TUI, web, desktop, menubar — no proxy, no keys.

Why switchNearest neighbour and a clean split. Codeburn is a local-first cost ledger — tokens and dollars broken down by task, model and project from 36 tools' session files. Agentacct reads the same logs but reports the work and its evidence, and will not call a task verified without an independent check.
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cc-lens

npx cc-lens: local analytics dashboard over ~/.claude — sessions with replay, cost and cache breakdowns, insights and budgets, team-adoption mode, a yearly Wrapped card. No cloud, no telemetry.

Why switchcc-lens is analytics over ~/.claude: session replay, cache and cost breakdowns, budgets, team adoption. Agentacct is cross-harness and receipt-shaped, built around a lifecycle that separates what the agent claimed from what was proven. Dashboard versus audit record.
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claude-code-karma

Local-first dashboard over ~/.claude — sessions, timelines, per-session costs, tool/agent/skill/plugin analytics, live activity via hooks, and ticket linking. No cloud, no telemetry.

Why switchSame local-first, no-cloud posture over ~/.claude with timelines, per-session costs and tool/skill/plugin analytics. Karma is Claude Code-centric telemetry; agentacct spans Codex, OpenCode and Hermes too and grades evidence rather than activity.
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abtop

htop for AI coding agents: every Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode session in one TUI — tokens, context-window %, rate limits, child processes, orphan ports. Read-only, no API keys. Rust.

Why switchOpposite time horizons. abtop is htop for agents — live sessions, context-window %, rate limits, orphan ports, right now. Agentacct is the record afterwards: what the task did, what it cost, whether it was verified.
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