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Token Monitor, An ESP32-S3 desktop display that tracks AI coding assistant usage

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Token Monitor, An ESP32-S3 desktop display that tracks AI coding assistant usage
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It shows usage information including quota consumption, session limits, token counts, reset timers, and estimated token costs. The broker also requires a local runtime environment with Node.js (≥20), Python 3.11+ (via uv, pip, or venv), or Go (≥1.25). It listens for LAN-based polling on port 8765 using HMAC-signed, replay-protected requests, so no telemetry or raw code is transmitted externally.

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Posted on August 7, 2026August 7, 2026 by Debashis Das - No Comments on Token Monitor – An ESP32-S3 desktop display that tracks AI coding assistant usage (Crowdfunding) Token Monitor – An ESP32-S3 desktop display that tracks AI coding assistant usage (Crowdfunding) Fractal Manifold has introduced the Token Monitor, a 4-inch ESP32-S3-based desktop display for monitoring real-time AI coding assistant usage.The device features a 4-inch 480×480 IPS touchscreen with 5-point capacitive touch, Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth LE 5 wireless connectivity, USB-C power, optional 1-cell Li-ion battery support via an AXP2101 PMIC, and two side buttons for power and boot functions. It shows usage information including quota consumption, session limits, token counts, reset timers, and estimated token costs.

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