AI agent token-cost telemetry + 429 prediction. Per-agent attribution, anomaly + routing + quota.
MCP server for AI agent token-cost telemetry — built for the operator who woke up to a surprise bill. Catches the failure modes vendor dashboards miss: silent re-routing to API billing (HERMES.md bug, 1,464 upvotes), unattended overnight burns ($6k in 26 hours, real story), per-agent attribution buried behind aggregate provider totals, multi-day dashboard lag that surfaces the spike after the…
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MCP server for AI agent token-cost telemetry — built for the operator who woke up to a surprise bill. Catches the failure modes vendor dashboards miss: silent re-routing to API billing (HERMES.md bug, 1,464 upvotes), unattended overnight burns ($6k in 26 hours, real story), per-agent attribution buried behind aggregate provider totals, multi-day dashboard lag that surfaces the spike after the money is gone. Cross-provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, AWS Bedrock. Per-agent + per-provider…
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