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For teams using Claude Code

Every token, filed
to its work item.

See which work item and repository every Claude Code token was spent on, and keep Claude inside the repositories each person is granted.

The gateway runs on each developer's machine. Code goes from their laptop to Anthropic and never passes through us.

Per task
tokens and cost, filed
Repo lock
on every plan
Local
gateway on your machine
AICodeShareWeek 38
Statement for acme-studio
Northwindacme/billing-api
BILL-412Retry failed invoices$0.41
priya · 18,240 tokens
BILL-415Dunning emails$0.22
sam · 9,812 tokens
Globexglobex/web
WEB-88Checkout redesign$0.70
priya · 31,006 tokens
WEB-91Accessibility fixes$0.14
lee · 6,440 tokens
Refusedacme/payroll, not granted$0.00
lee · 0 tokens · recorded
Total attributed65,498 tokens
Total$1.47

Every line filed on the developer's own machine.

ATTRIBUTED
Example statement. Names and figures are illustrative.
No. 01
How a request gets filed

Follow one request onto the statement.

Choose who is asking, then step through. Each step adds a line. Flip the switch to see the same request when something goes wrong.

A client asks what their project cost.

Request statement01 / 04
acme-studio · Northwind
  • 01Repositoryacme/billing-api, granted
3 more steps before this request is filed.

Illustrative scenario. Names and figures are examples; reason codes are real.

No. 02
Setting up

Three entries, then it runs itself.

Setup steps
No.EntryTakes
1
Create your company
You are the admin, and you decide which repositories each person may use.
1 min
2
Invite your developers
Each one opens the email and runs the three commands on their Setup page.
5 min
3
Bind a work item
Name the task in Claude Code. Every token after that is filed to it.
per session

Runs inside

VS Code/Cursor/Windsurf/JetBrains IDEs/Terminal / SSH

AICodeShare governs Claude Code, the CLI and the extension. An editor's own assistant (Cursor Composer, Windsurf Cascade, Copilot) does not route through Claude Code, so it is outside what we can see or control. We would rather you read that here than find it later.

No. 03
What leaves the machine

Your code never does.

One fragment of your prompt can, by default: a short label so your dashboard can break a task down by what you were doing. It is made on your machine, with code blocks and credential-shaped text removed first, and only you can read it. Colleagues see “Private sub-item”.

What leaves the developer's machine
ItemLeaves the machineNote
Your source codeNeverGoes from the laptop to Anthropic only.
Prompts and replies, in fullNeverNot read, stored or logged.
Your Anthropic sign-inNeverForwarded unchanged, then forgotten.
Token counts, cost, timingYesWhat the dashboard is built from.
Repository and work itemYesSo each line can be filed.
A short label per promptOptionalMade on your machine, code stripped. Off with SUBITEM_MODE=off.
Read the full privacy policy
No. 04
Pricing

A flat fee per seat.

We don't resell tokens. You keep paying Anthropic directly, and we tell you where the money went.

Invoice 01
Free

For solo developers and pairs.

  • Up to 2 team membersincl.
  • Repo lock on 1 repositoryincl.
  • Work-item attributionincl.
  • Weekly quota trackingincl.
  • Unlimited devicesincl.
Total$0
Invoice 02Most teams
Paid

For teams that need attribution across people.

  • Up to 100 team membersincl.
  • Repo lock on unlimited repositoriesincl.
  • Cross-user rollups and shared budgetsincl.
  • Admin and approver rolesincl.
  • Per-user scoped API keys with spend capsincl.
per user/month$7
Invoice 03
Enterprise

For organisations with procurement.

  • Unlimited team membersincl.
  • Self-hosted or in-VPC gatewayincl.
  • SSO, audit export, custom retentionincl.
  • MSA, DPA and security reviewincl.
  • Dedicated supportincl.
TotalCustom

Free covers 2 members and 1 locked repository. Paid covers 100 members and unlimited repositories. Repo lock is enforced on every plan; only how many repositories you can lock changes.


What should your team be able to see?

Bring a client you need to bill, a quota that keeps running out, or a security review that is holding up the rollout.