Tokenmaxer reads your agent CLI logs and unifies token counts and dollar cost by day, source, model, and session. All of it stays on your machine.

You already pay a flat fee for Claude, Codex, and the rest. Running one agent at a time leaves most of that included usage on the table.

How Zuse launched its original public alpha as one project-aware workspace for coding agent CLIs.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Grok, and OpenCode in one window. Switch providers without losing context.

Your API keys stay in your operating system's credential store. Zuse (Beta) is not a reseller and never marks up your model usage.

Each chat gets an isolated working tree, so parallel agents never clobber each other's changes.

Let a lead agent spawn cheaper models for the grunt work, then keep the expensive model for the hard parts.

SQLite on disk, keys in the operating system credential store, no account required. Your work stays on your machine.