A macOS menu bar app, and a Claude Code mod for Windows, Linux and Mac, that shows what your AI coding setup actually runs. It reads local session logs and breaks usage down by skill, agent, tool, MCP server, command, memory file, hook and plugin – how often each one ran and how many tokens it spent. Everything is read on your computer and never uploaded
Every skill, agent, tool, MCP server, command, memory file and plugin with its share of tokens – by 5 hours, day, week or month
Hooks with the time they add to your work, MCP servers and plugins with what they cost
Agents show the skills they call inside, so the setup reads as it actually runs
Loops, clashing triggers, new skills and skills that never fire are flagged right in the list
Edit a skill’s description and triggers from the menu bar, without opening a file
2540 × 1520, version 1.7 interface. MP4 clips are silent, 9–16 seconds
“My skills folder kept growing, and at some point I realized I couldn’t tell whether a given skill ever fired – or what any of it cost. Nothing showed which skills get called, how often, or how many tokens they take. So I built SkillKeeper to find out”
1.0 shipped in August 2026 and counted skill runs for Claude Code. By 2.07 it tracks everything a session loads and works with Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI too. Every version is on the Updates page
Kirill Bush, hello@skillkeeper.app. A full license key for review is available on request