Don't Work!
Your AI works. You don't.
Signed in:
Let your AI do it (recommended)
Paste the prompt below into the chat of Claude Code or Codex — that is all. Your AI uses the terminal; all you press is “Allow”, in your browser.
Connect this computer's AI records to Don't Work!. The instructions are at https://dontwork.co/agent — read them and follow them. Only ask me when the browser needs my approval.
Don't Work! に、この PC の AI の記録をつないで。やり方は https://dontwork.co/agent に書いてある。読んで、そのとおりに進めて。ブラウザで許可が要るときだけ私に言って。
Paste it into the AI on your computer — the one where Claude Code or Codex is installed.
However many computers you have, paste this on each of them and they add up on one account (four computers, four times). Nothing has to be deleted first. A computer connected before this: paste it there once more.
Do it yourself (count in this browser)
What this browser sends goes in without a computer's mark. To add up several computers, connect each one with the prompt above.
See your AI hours — the hours your AI worked — from the logs already on your computer.
This page reads them inside your browser: the date, the tool and the number of output tokens of each reply — not your conversations, your code, your file names or your paths. It sends nothing until you press Publish, and then only one row a day: the date, the tool and the hours — and, if you add a Cursor usage CSV, its day totals (the date, the output tokens, the requests, the edge mark) and the time zone, never the file itself.
Open this page on the computer where Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI is installed.
Your records are in a folder on that computer, and this page reads them there, inside the browser.
This folder does not seem to have any records.
Choose the .claude folder for Claude Code, the .codex folder for Codex, or the .gemini folder for Gemini CLI.
Reading stopped. Nothing was sent. Please try again.
Reading on this page. Nothing is sent.
Your AI hours
Last 7 days
hours
In all
hours
Everything still on this computer was read.
Your name will show on the board. You can change that in Settings.
Nothing has been sent yet. Press it and one row a day goes out — the date, the tool, the output tokens and the hours — and nothing else. You sign in first (X or GitHub). We keep only your name, your picture and your email.
Nothing has been sent yet. Press it and one row a day goes out — the date, the tool, the output tokens and the hours — and nothing else.
With a CSV added, the Cursor day totals — the date, the output tokens, the requests, whether it is an edge day — and the time zone go too, separately. The CSV itself is never sent.
See what would be sent
| Date | Tool | Output tokens | Hours |
|---|
From the folders, rows like these are all that go — nothing else. Each one also carries the format's version (v: 1). With a Cursor usage CSV added, its day totals (the date, the output tokens, the requests, the edge mark) and the time zone go too when you press Publish — never the file.
With a CSV added, the Cursor day totals in its table go as well, apart from these rows.
The rows from your folders were sent with this press and stay sent, whichever you choose.
The last 13 weeks
13 weeks agotoday
One bar a day, as tall as that day's AI hours. A blue dot is a day with 0 hours; a blank is a day before your records begin.
Your card
Add another folder
Claude Code keeps its logs in the .claude folder in your home folder.
Codex keeps them in the .codex folder.
Gemini CLI keeps them in the .gemini folder — in .cache/.gemini when it runs in the Mac's own sandbox (SANDBOX=sandbox-exec): on a Mac, press Cmd+Shift+G and type ~/.cache/.gemini.
All three folders are hidden. In the window that opens:
- Mac — press
Cmd+Shift+Hto go to your home folder, thenCmd+Shift+.(the full stop) to see the hidden folders. Choose.claude(for Codex,.codex; for Gemini CLI,.gemini).Or pressCmd+Shift+G, type~/.claudeand press Return. - Windows — type
%USERPROFILE%\.claude(or%USERPROFILE%\.codex,%USERPROFILE%\.gemini) into the address bar.
Read on this page only. Nothing is sent until you press Publish.
Add a Cursor usage CSV
On cursor.com, open Usage, choose a period and press “Export CSV” (it takes about a minute). Then choose that file here.
It reads three columns — Date, Kind and Output Tokens — and nothing else: not the IDs, the model names, the input and cache tokens or the amounts.
The file never leaves this computer. Only the day totals — the date, the output tokens, the requests, whether it is an edge day — and the time zone are sent, and only when you press Publish.
Some rows could not be read, so this file lowers no number added before: only days that grow are taken.
| Date | Output tokens | Hours | Requests | Edge |
|---|
Edge: the first and the last day of the file. The export's period may cut them, so they never lower a number added before.