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token-card
Render a token-usage stat card from local Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode session logs and commit it into the repository as a file. Use when someone wants a current usage figure in a README, or asks for a shareable card of their coding-agent activity.
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# Token Card
Produce an SVG card summarising this machine's AI coding agent usage — total tokens,
equivalent API cost, current streak, and the split across agents — and write it into the
working tree as a file the README can reference.
The card is a committed artifact rather than a hosted image, so it renders from the
repository itself and does not depend on a third-party endpoint staying up.
## When to Activate
- Someone wants a usage figure visible in a README or docs page.
- Someone asks for a shareable summary of their agent activity across tools.
