Why I Made My Coding-Agent Token Usage Public
How I publish live Codex and OpenCode usage without publishing prompts, conversations, task names, or private telemetry systems.
Rajeev Gill
My work sits between product thinking and implementation, with a bias toward systems that make real work less messy.
Based in London. Interested in useful AI, clearer measurement, and software that holds up outside a demo.
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A transparent guide to open-source sales and marketing software.

A measured guide to every local AI model installed on my Apple Silicon workstation.

A production-ready single-screen judging app built for a live hackathon room.
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How I publish live Codex and OpenCode usage without publishing prompts, conversations, task names, or private telemetry systems.
How I kept Codex for planning and review, moved bounded execution to OpenCode Go, and measured the result without pretending I had proved savings.
An agent-readiness audit scored rajeevg.com 69 first and 75 in its refreshed report. Here is what changed, which gaps matter, and why I am not building an API just to chase 100.
I am always interested in thoughtful software, analytics, and AI work where the practical details matter.
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