Show HN: Gitstats - your coding stats, private and work repos, no GitHub token
A meta-tool layer of usage limits, prompt archives and regression detectors is forming around coding agents.
TL;DR
- A Show HN introduced Gitstats, which reports coding stats across private and work repos without a GitHub token.
- UsageBar puts Claude Code and Codex rate limits in the macOS menu bar, and Sommelier is an Excel add-in for an agent.
- On GitHub, is-gpt-nerfed bills itself as a shrinkflation detector for Codex, and OrcaPromptVault archives system prompts and agent harnesses.
A Show HN introduced Gitstats, which reports coding stats across private and work repos without a GitHub token. [1]
Two smaller tools addressed the operational side of coding agents: UsageBar puts Claude Code and Codex rate limits in the macOS menu bar, and Sommelier is an Excel add-in for an agent. [2] [3]
On GitHub, is-gpt-nerfed bills itself as a shrinkflation detector for Codex, and OrcaPromptVault collects system prompts, tool schemas and agent harnesses into a versioned archive. [4] [5]
Why it matters
As coding agents multiply, a meta-tool layer — usage limits, prompt archives, regression detectors — is forming around them, which is where trust and cost control get decided.
Editor's note
All items are self-described project pages and Show HN posts; no tool was tested.