// Settings

Let Claude Code quietly send its usage numbers here while you work, so the home page and the stats page reflect what it's actually doing — without you having to type anything in.

Click Generate new for a fresh ID + key, or paste the ones from another browser if you want to see the same data there. Nothing is shared until you hit Save & connect.

Step 1 — save this helper script on your computer

Save it as ~/.claude/publish-usage.sh (or any path you like). It reads what Claude Code shows on its status line and uploads a small usage snapshot here. Your ID and key are baked in.

Generate or paste your ID and key above to see the script you need to copy.

Step 2 — tell Claude Code to run it

Drop this into .claude/settings.local.json in your project (it is git-ignored by default — see the Claude Code docs). Claude Code will run the helper every time it refreshes its status line.

{
    "statusLine": {
        "type": "command",
        "command": "bash ~/.claude/publish-usage.sh"
    }
}

Already have a status line script? Add this block to it instead so publishing runs alongside whatever you already render — the & backgrounds the upload so it never blocks your status line.

if [ -f "$HOME/.claude/publish-usage.sh" ]; then
    printf "%s" "$input" | bash "$HOME/.claude/publish-usage.sh" &
fi

Step 3 — make the helper executable

Run chmod +x ~/.claude/publish-usage.sh. Done — the status indicator above will flip to CONNECTED once the first snapshot lands.