tare

tare is a Claude Code skill for auditing usage and diagnosing quota limits from Claude Code session logs stored on the user's machine. It deduplicates repeated API-response records, attributes the cost of context and tool activity to the operations that caused them, reconstructs rolling usage windows, and identifies patterns such as background automation and parallel short sessions. Users can ask questions in plain English or use commands such as `/tare`, `/tare usage`, `/tare window`, `/tare report`, `/tare tools`, `/tare week`, and `/tare share`; outputs include diagnoses, HTML reports, CSV exports, and redacted summaries. It runs locally without network connections, accounts, packages, or configuration, and the shareable summaries omit prompts, file paths and contents, commands, and session or account identifiers. The repository documents Claude Code logs as its current input, supports macOS and Linux with Python 3.9+, provides dependency-free Python scripts for manual use, and is MIT licensed.