Codebotiks is just me, building tools on the side — the ones I wanted to exist, that nobody else was making. I use them daily, then put them up here under an open licence. No pricing. No signup. No "book a demo". Grab the install command, run it, open an issue if something explodes.
Track your Claude AI usage and costs across projects. Local-first, privacy-respecting — nothing leaves your machine. See your token spend, conversation timeline, and idle budget at a glance.
| Install | pip |
| Runtime | Python 3.10+ |
| Storage | local only |
| Telemetry | 0 bytes |
| License | MIT |
Python tracing without the print statements. Set breakpoints, watch variables stream live, capture values at assignment — all without editing your code. Async-friendly since v0.9.
| Install | pip |
| Runtime | Python 3.10+ |
| Modes | live · watch · eval |
| Async | supported |
| License | MIT |
Drive Chrome from the shell. A zero-config Rust binary built for coding agents — navigate, snapshot, click, screenshot, eval JS. No MCP server, no Node, just commands that return JSON.
| Install | cargo · binary |
| Runtime | single static binary |
| Chrome | auto-launched |
| Output | JSON · exit-coded |
| License | MIT |
Codebotiks isn't a company. It's a place I park the small tools I keep writing on the side — the ones I got tired of re-implementing every time I needed them. If a tool here is useful to you, take it. If it isn't, ignore it.
There's no paid tier, no "pro" lock, no email capture. Every tool is published under a permissive licence. I'm not trying to build a business out of this — I have a day job. These are side projects, given away.
If you want to help, the most valuable thing you can do is open an issue with a real bug, or send a patch. Not looking for sponsors, stars, or speaking slots. Just well-described bug reports and a bit of patience when I can't reply for a week.
If you use one of the tools and hit a rough edge, tell me. A short reproducer is worth more than anything else. If you can send the fix too, even better — I'll get to it when I get to it, but I will get to it.
Open a first issue ↗