karanb192/time-blame is a mod that shows, broken down, where the time of each conversation turn in Claude Code went. According to the repository description, it displays whether time was spent on Claude's processing, tool execution, or human waiting when a turn ends. No information on the latest release was given. This introduction is based on the description and README of the karanb192/time-blame repository.
Because it shows time split by cause, you can look at whether the time you waited while using a coding agent went to model processing or to tool execution. In the terminal it is displayed as a color line when a turn ends, and in other environments as a dimmed log line. The `/blame` panel shows the time split for the entire session. The repository is written in TypeScript and follows the MIT license. The README explains that Claude does not read this information and that the information is not sent outside the machine. This presents both the purpose of the feature and the boundary of information handling for people who want to examine their usage time.
However, the provided description contains no material for checking the criteria by which time is assigned to each cause, nor for checking measurement accuracy. The split shown on screen can therefore be regarded only as reference information for examining time, and this record gives no basis for judging that it accurately measures actual cost or waiting causes. The repository also has no latest release information, so how the feature changed in a particular version cannot be confirmed.