Tokchi (AI Token Tamagochi)

🤖 Supported AI Providers Select your provider in Settings — each one is tracked separately.

Provider	Log path
Claude Code	~/.claude/projects/
Gemini CLI	~/.gemini/
OpenAI Codex	~/.codex/

🐾 How It Works Tokchi reads your AI CLI's local log files and converts token consumption into real-time activity. When your AI is working hard, your pet eats. When you step away, it gets hungry. Fall asleep at the keyboard long enough and your pet dozes off too.

Tokens flow in → pet plays eating animation Big token burst (10+/sec) → pet enters gorging mode No activity for 5 minutes → pet gets hungry No activity for 30 minutes → pet falls asleep

✨ Features

5 Unlockable Characters

⚡ Robot	🦴 Bichon	🐟 Cat	🌿 Koala	🐹 Hamster
Default	Unlock at 10K tokens	Unlock at 50K tokens	Unlock at 100K tokens	Unlock at 200K tokens

Each character has 7 unique animations and their own dialogue. The robot talks about data streams and CPU temps. The cat is aggressively unimpressed. The koala is just trying to nap.

📊 Stats & Progress

• Tokens per second (live rate)
• Daily and cumulative totals — per provider
• 90-day history chart — per provider
• Streak counter (consecutive active days)
• Achievement milestones: 10K / 100K / 1M tokens

🎨 Themes & Customization

• Cyberpunk — Neon glows, dark background, monospace font
• Minimal — Clean, muted, no distractions
• Cute — Soft pink, rounded corners, pastel vibes

Adjustable opacity. Launch at login. Stays on top of other windows.

🌏 Multilingual 

    English / 한국어 / 日本語 / 中文

⚙️ Requirements

• One of: Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or OpenAI Codex (CLI) installed and in use
• macOS 11+ or Windows 10+
• No internet connection required — everything runs locally

macOS users: If you see an "unidentified developer" warning, either install via the itch.io app or run this in Terminal:

  xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Tokchi.app

💾 Your Data 

All data is stored locally in ~/.tokchi/ — one set of files per provider. No servers. No accounts. No tracking. Tokchi only reads your local AI CLI log files — it never sends anything anywhere.

Made for developers who spend too much time with AI and not enough time with virtual pets.