getprismo 0.1.3 → 0.1.4

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  # PrismoDev
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- Prismo helps developers find and reduce token waste in AI coding workflows. It runs locally, supports Codex and Claude Code, and does not require API keys.
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+ PrismoDev finds and monitors token waste in local AI coding workflows, while Prismo core tracks exact API usage through the proxy.
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  ```bash
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  npx getprismo scan --usage
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  - Recommends safer `.claudeignore`, `CLAUDE.md`, and `AGENTS.md` patterns.
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  - Works offline and does not connect to OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, or billing accounts.
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+ ## Tracking Modes
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+ ```text
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+ Local scan: no API keys, heuristic repo/context risk
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+ Local logs: exact when Codex/Claude logs expose token fields
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+ Prismo proxy: exact usage/cost when traffic uses Prismo base URL
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+ ```
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+ PrismoDev does not claim exact billing for hidden subscription coding-agent sessions. When provider traffic does not flow through Prismo, local usage is based on available session logs and deterministic estimates.
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  ## Quick Start
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  ```bash
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  2. `setup` shows which tracking modes are possible, including Prismo proxy readiness.
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  3. `watch --once` shows the current live local session view with warnings and next action.
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+ Testing PrismoDev with other developers? Use the [PrismoDev user testing playbook](docs/prismodev-user-testing.md).
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  For a guided scan + context generation flow, run:
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  ```bash
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+ # PrismoDev User Testing Playbook
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+ Use this playbook to validate the CLI-first PrismoDev wedge with developers who use Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or similar AI coding tools.
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+ ## Goal
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+ Prove whether developers understand and value local AI coding-workflow visibility before building dashboard persistence, hooks, MCP interception, or live compression.
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+ Core positioning:
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+ > PrismoDev finds and monitors token waste in local AI coding workflows, while Prismo core tracks exact API usage through the proxy.
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+ ## Who To Test With
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+ Recruit 5-10 developers who actively use at least one of:
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+ - Codex
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+ - Claude Code
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+ - Cursor
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+ - OpenAI-compatible coding tools
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+ - AI-heavy terminal workflows
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+ Prefer developers with real repos, long sessions, local logs, generated files, large test output, or MCP/tooling configs.
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+ ## Exact Commands To Send
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+ Ask each tester to run these from a real project root:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 scan --usage --no-report
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 setup
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 watch --once
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+ ```
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+ Optional follow-up if they find useful issues:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 scan --fix
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 optimize
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 context frontend
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+ ```
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+ ## Outreach Message
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+ ```text
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+ Hey, I’m testing a small local CLI feature for Prismo called PrismoDev.
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+ It scans a repo and local Codex/Claude Code logs to find token waste from context bloat, tool output, oversized instruction files, missing ignore files, and long AI coding sessions.
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+ No API keys, no prompt interception, no subscription proxying.
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+ Could you run these three commands from a real repo and send me a screenshot or notes on what was useful/confusing?
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 scan --usage --no-report
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 setup
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+ npx getprismo@0.1.3 watch --once
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+ I’m mainly trying to learn whether the output is useful enough for developers who use Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor.
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+ ```
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+ ## What To Collect
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+ For each tester, record:
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+ - Tool used: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, other
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+ - OS: macOS, Linux, Windows/WSL
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+ - Did all three commands run without help?
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+ - Did local logs show up?
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+ - Did `watch --once` show a useful active session?
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+ - Did they understand exact proxy tracking vs local session estimates?
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+ - Most surprising/useful output
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+ - Most confusing output
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+ - Would they run `scan --fix`?
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+ - Would they run `optimize`?
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+ - What did they expect PrismoDev to do next?
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+ - Did they ask for live reduction, dashboard/team reporting, or exact proxy setup?
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+ ## Feedback Form
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+ ```text
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+ Name:
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+ Repo type:
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+ Coding tool:
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+ Commands completed:
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+ - scan --usage --no-report: yes/no
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+ - setup: yes/no
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+ - watch --once: yes/no
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+ Were local logs found?
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+ Did any output surprise you?
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+ What was confusing?
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+ Do you understand this distinction?
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+ - Local scan = heuristic repo/context risk
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+ - Local logs = exact only when logs expose token fields
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+ - Prismo proxy = exact when traffic uses Prismo base URL
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+ Would you run scan --fix or optimize?
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+ What should PrismoDev do next?
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+ - better CLI visibility
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+ - dashboard/team reports
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+ - exact Codex/Cursor proxy setup
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+ - live waste reduction
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+ - other
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+ Screenshot/output notes:
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+ ```
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+ ## Success Criteria
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+ Treat the first test loop as successful if:
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+ - 5+ developers run the commands.
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+ - At least 4 can explain PrismoDev in one sentence.
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+ - At least 3 find one output useful or surprising.
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+ - At least 2 ask for one of: live reduction, team dashboarding, exact proxy setup.
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+ - No more than 1 person gets blocked by install/run friction.
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+ ## Decision Rules
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+ After 5-10 user runs, choose the next product bet:
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+ 1. If users love CLI visibility: improve `watch` and add local scan history.
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+ 2. If users ask for teams/reporting: update the Prismo Dev dashboard to import new JSON fields.
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+ 3. If users ask for exact tracking: build guided API/base-url setup for Codex/Cursor-compatible tools.
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+ 4. If users ask for reducing waste live: start optional live reduction design.
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+ Default if feedback is mixed:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx getprismo setup codex
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+ ```
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+ This should generate safe instructions for routing API-mode Codex traffic through Prismo. It should not auto-edit user config.
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+ ## Scope Guardrails
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+ Do not build these until user validation points there:
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+ - Claude Code hooks
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+ - MCP interception
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+ - prompt rewriting
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+ - shell-output compression
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+ - dashboard persistence
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+ - team reporting
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+ - live reduction
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+ Keep claims honest:
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+ - Exact usage/cost only when traffic flows through Prismo.
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+ - Local logs are visibility signals, not guaranteed provider billing records.
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+ - Subscription coding sessions are local-log/heuristic unless the tool supports routed base URL traffic.
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "getprismo",
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- "version": "0.1.3",
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+ "version": "0.1.4",
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  "description": "Local AI coding workflow scanner for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and token-waste diagnostics.",
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  "license": "UNLICENSED",
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  "publishConfig": {
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  "files": [
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  "bin/",
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  "engines": {