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Launch notes and guidance for Novus AI Stats: import ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Claude Code, Codex CLI/Desktop, Gemini CLI, and Cursor history; track sessions and tokens with honest metric quality labels; share milestones without exposing transcripts. Free, account-based. Check the sign-up page for current availability. Live at aistats.novusstreamsolutions.com.
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About the Novus AI Stats thread
If you use AI tools daily across several vendors, your working history is scattered across as many silos, none of which will show you the whole picture. Novus AI Stats pulls it together locally: import from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Claude Code, Codex CLI/Desktop, Gemini CLI, and Cursor and see sessions, tokens, and milestones in one dashboard.
Two design decisions shape the product and this cluster. The first is local-first: imports are parsed on your device, so your transcripts are not uploaded to be counted. The second is honest metric quality labelling: different exports carry different fidelity, and a number derived from a partial export is marked as such rather than presented with false precision. Share cards are built to show a milestone without exposing the conversation behind it.
That second decision is the one worth dwelling on, because it is unusual. Every vendor exports its history in a different shape, and some of those shapes simply do not contain the fields a clean metric would need: token counts may be absent, timestamps may be coarse, a session boundary may be inferred rather than recorded. The comfortable option is to estimate silently and show a confident number. This dashboard labels the estimate instead, which makes some figures look less impressive and makes all of them worth trusting.
What this topic covers
- Importing from 7 sources: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Claude Code, Codex CLI/Desktop, Gemini CLI, and Cursor
- Metric quality labels: why some figures are exact and others are explicitly estimates
- What local-first means for a dashboard, and what never leaves your device
- Privacy-safe share cards that show a milestone without the transcript
Who it's for
Heavy AI users who want one honest view across vendors, and anyone tracking their own output without handing transcripts to a third party.
2 articles in this thread, newest first. Every one is free to read with no signup.
Beyond the articles: Novus AI Stats
See everything you build with AI: local-first imports, honest metrics, shareable milestones. The articles above are commentary; the pages below are the reference material, documentation for how the app works, a tool map listing every surface in it, and step-by-step tutorials.
- Documentation →The full technical reference for Novus AI Stats: what it does, how it works, and its limits.
- Tool map →Every tool and page in the app, each with a description and a direct link.
- Tutorials →Step-by-step walkthroughs, from a first run through to the advanced workflows.
- Open the app →Free, in your browser, with no signup for the core workflow.
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Novus AI Stats · Aug 8, 2026
Unknown is not zero: how Novus AI Stats explains a blank metric
Why a missing number in an AI usage dashboard needs a stated reason, and the five states that give it one.
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Novus AI Stats · Jul 28, 2026
Novus AI Stats launch: local-first AI history dashboard
Why we shipped a local-first AI history constellation instead of ambient monitoring or a tip-style usage score.
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