- Is Claudoscope free?
- Yes. Claudoscope is completely free and open-source under the MIT license.
- Does Claudoscope work with Enterprise Claude Code?
- Yes. Claudoscope reads directly from local JSONL session files in
~/.claude/projects/. It works with any Claude Code deployment including Enterprise API setups where cookie-based trackers cannot function.
- How is Claudoscope different from the /usage command?
- The /usage command shows a snapshot of your current session. Claudoscope gives you a full browsable history of every session, with search, cost breakdowns, and analytics across all your projects.
- Does Claudoscope collect any data?
- No. Claudoscope runs 100% locally on your Mac with zero telemetry. It reads session files from your local disk and never sends data anywhere.
- What is Claude Code hardening?
- Claudoscope's hardening locks down Claude Code in one click. Claude Code can read your filesystem, run shell commands, and reach outbound networks with very few guardrails out of the box. Claudoscope's hardening baseline blocks credential leaks, destructive commands, and risky network calls through a layered mix of deny rules, sandbox isolation, and pre/post-tool hooks. Drift checks keep the baseline in place over time, and the install is fully reversible.
- Is the security hardening reversible?
- Yes. Before installing the baseline, Claudoscope takes a full backup of your existing
~/.claude/ configuration. Revert restores the pre-install state from the auto-backup. Uninstall surgically removes only Claudoscope-installed artifacts and leaves any rules you added by hand intact.
- Does Claudoscope work with Claude Cowork?
- Yes. Claudoscope reads Cowork sessions from
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/ and surfaces them in a dedicated rail alongside your Claude Code data. Cowork spend is rolled into the analytics totals, so the dashboard reflects your full Claude bill, not just the CLI portion. The rail appears automatically once at least one Cowork session exists on disk.