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The open-source Tokscale CLI is the shipped client surface. It finds the coding agents on your machine, prices what they consumed against public model pricing, and renders the result in your terminal.
The verified gateway described elsewhere in these docs is pre-release. It has no public origin yet, so there is nothing to point a client at today. What has been proven about it is recorded in Verification Log and Live Evidence.

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Run it

There is no install step and no configuration:
The same package runs under other launchers if you prefer one:
It covers 41 client integrations and finds them by looking in the places each one already writes. For the full list and the read locations, see Supported Clients.

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Publish a profile

Publishing is opt-in and separate from reading. Two commands take you from a local view to a public one:
1

Sign in

Link the CLI to a Tokscale account:
2

Submit your usage

Publish a snapshot to your profile and the leaderboard at tokscale.ai:
This also generates an embeddable card you can drop into a GitHub README.
3

Keep it current

Refresh on a schedule instead of running the command by hand:

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What this data is, and is not

Usage the CLI reads is self-reported: it comes from files your own machine wrote, so a third party cannot verify it, and Tokscale labels it that way everywhere it appears. Submitted snapshots additionally pass consistency validation, which catches accidents rather than deliberate forgery. That is the bottom of the evidence ladder, and it is deliberate. The gateway exists to move the same activity up to gateway-verified, because a gateway observes the request instead of reading your disk. For how the two relate, see The Open-Source Base.

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