A new command-line tool called "Ccusage" has popped up, designed to help developers analyze how they're using Claude's code generation capabilities. It works by parsing local JSONL files (a common log format) to track and summarize interactions with Claude's AI coding features. Think of it like a personal analytics dashboard for your AI pair-programming sessions.

Editor’s Note: As AI coding assistants become more ingrained in developers' workflows, tools like this help users understand their own habits—whether they're over-relying on AI, underutilizing it, or just curious about patterns. It’s a small but practical step toward more intentional (and maybe more efficient) use of these tools. Plus, it’s open-source and CLI-based, which’ll appeal to the terminal-loving crowd.