brezzashen/token-arcade is a dashboard that brings the per-account subscription usage limits of Claude Code, Codex, Grok, and Antigravity together with token usage and output speed from local conversation logs on a single screen. The repository provides a tool for checking this kind of usage status, and no latest release version is stated. It is written in TypeScript and uses the MIT license.
The dashboard shows remaining usage per account together with token consumption and output speed. Each account reads its information through the tool's own login, and it states that credentials are not stored. The default operation happens on a local address, and metrics from remote hosts can optionally be displayed as well. Limit checks read each tool's usage path and do not call models. Token usage and output speed from local conversation logs can also be checked, so the focus is on viewing account limits and log metrics together.
The README states that message bodies and file paths are excluded from public JSON responses. However, this description concerns the scope of behavior stated by the repository, and no separate performance comparison or evidence of aggregation accuracy is given in FACTS. So rather than a tool for evaluating agent performance, it is more accurate to view it as a dashboard for checking subscription usage and token metrics from local logs.