@nate_512just dropped a privacy-first dashboard built specifically for agent workflows, and it plugs straight into your IDE instead of forcing context switches. Tracking AI spend usually means leaving your editor to check provider consoles, but Jolli reads local session history to generate analytics right where you code. The tool displays usage data in the native environment so you can access it via VS Code command palette or call it directly from Claude Code or Cursor without breaking flow. It automatically scans local session history and stores everything in a local SQLite database so your data stays on your machine unless syncing is explicitly enabled. I rarely get excited about analytics tools, but this actually keeps users focused by eliminating the need to jump between windows.

@nate_512just dropped a privacy-first dashboard built specifically for agent workflows, and it plugs straight into your IDE instead of forcing context switches. Tracking AI spend usually means leaving your editor to check provider consoles, but Jolli reads local session history to generate analytics right where you code. The tool displays usage data in the native environment so you can access it via VS Code command palette or call it directly from Claude Code or Cursor without breaking flow. It automatically scans local session history and stores everything in a local SQLite database so your data stays on your machine unless syncing is explicitly enabled. I rarely get excited about analytics tools, but this actually keeps users focused by eliminating the need to jump between windows.