From Sipcode
Performs forensic audit of the most recent Claude Code session, reporting token spend, output ratio, duplicate reads, idle context cost, and recoverable tokens. Answers 'where did my tokens go?'
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/sipcode:whyThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Call the `sipcode:audit_latest_session` MCP tool to produce a forensic report of the user's most recent Claude Code session.
Call the sipcode:audit_latest_session MCP tool to produce a forensic report of the user's most recent Claude Code session.
If the user provides a session ID prefix (e.g., "audit session 3bca35e2"), pass it as the session_id argument. Otherwise, omit and the tool will pick the most recent session across all projects.
When presenting the result:
sipcode rules --install + new sessions + sipcode impact. Be explicit about this when relaying the number.Do NOT extrapolate the single-session savings across many sessions. Each session is its own forensic snapshot.
npx claudepluginhub anuj7411/sipcode --plugin sipcodeDisplays real token usage and estimated savings for current Claude Code session from session logs—no AI estimation. Invoke via `/genshijin-stats` for session stats, `--all` lifetime totals, `--share` summaries, or `--since` periods.
Tracks tokens, analyzes caching behavior, identifies bottlenecks in tool usage, and estimates costs to optimize Claude Code session performance and efficiency.