Install
openclaw skills install token-usage-monitorMonitor and display token usage metrics for AI models. Use when you need to track token consumption rates, view historical usage data, or get alerts about high token usage. Ideal for optimizing prompt costs and controlling AI service expenses.
openclaw skills install token-usage-monitorThis skill provides comprehensive token usage monitoring and reporting capabilities for AI models. It helps you track token consumption in real-time, analyze historical usage patterns, and receive alerts when usage exceeds predefined thresholds. Ideal for optimizing prompt costs, controlling AI service expenses, and ensuring efficient use of model resources.
# Check current session token usage
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --session
# Generate report for today's usage
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --report --period day
# Set threshold of 100,000 tokens per day for GPT-4
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --set-threshold --model gpt-4 --limit 100000 --period day
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token_usage_tracker.py: Main script for tracking and reporting token usage
Key features:
Usage examples:
# Track a single usage event
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --track --model doubao-seed --prompt-tokens 100 --completion-tokens 200
# View current session usage
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --session
# Generate daily usage report
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --report --period day
# Set usage threshold (100,000 tokens/day for Doubao)
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --set-threshold --model doubao-seed --limit 100000
# View overall usage summary
python scripts/token_usage_tracker.py --summary
Note: The script automatically creates and manages a data file at ~/.openclaw/token_usage.json to store usage data.
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