Local profiler for AI agents: burn by source, overnight bill, behavioral forensics, config fixes
Hermes Agent · OpenClaw · Claude Code — one normalized core, local, read-only, zero dependencies ▶ Try it in your browser — no install You run an AI assistant — OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or Claude Code. It works around the clock: answers you in Telegram, runs scheduled jobs at night, spawns helper agents. Every word it reads and writes costs money — and the bill arrives as one number with no…
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Hermes Agent · OpenClaw · Claude Code — one normalized core, local, read-only, zero dependencies ▶ Try it in your browser — no install You run an AI assistant — OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or Claude Code. It works around the clock: answers you in Telegram, runs scheduled jobs at night, spawns helper agents. Every word it reads and writes costs money — and the bill arrives as one number with no explanation. agentburn is a free tool that reads your assistant's own diary (log files already…
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