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Free native Mac app that shows which skills, context files, usage and telemetry your coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can see and use.
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Claim this listing →Worth a look for an Indian developer or small team lead who runs two or more coding agents on a Mac and has lost track of which skills, CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md files each one is actually picking up. It costs nothing during early access, needs no account, and the vendor is unusually explicit about what it does not measure, which makes its numbers easier to trust.
Check first that you are on an Apple silicon Mac with macOS 14 or later, because there is no Intel, Windows or Linux build. Treat it as a single-developer inspection tool, not a team governance product: there is no sharing, admin console or central policy. The closest alternative for the usage half is running ccusage on its own from the terminal, which ContextDaddy bundles, so the real reason to pick it is the skill and context inventory on top.
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In short
ContextDaddy is listed under Developer Tools, reviewed for Indian buyers. FindThatSoftware rates it best for developers who run several coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor on one Mac and want to see which skills each can reach; a poor fit for anyone on Windows, Linux or an Intel Mac, since the only build is for Apple silicon on macOS 14 or later.
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Audit your spendContextDaddy is a native macOS app from Significant Hobbies, the label of independent developer Sarthak Agrawal, and part of the "daddy series" of local-first Mac utilities listed on daddyrad.com. It inventories the skills and project context files that coding agents such as Codex, Claude, Cursor, Devin and Grok can discover, and explains each runtime's invocation policy for those skills. A usage view reads local agent-log history through a bundled copy of the open-source ccusage helper, runs optional provider allowance checks through installed CLIs, and shows OpenTelemetry signals from a local collector. The vendor says discovery is read-only, prompt bodies and credentials are not copied, and supported skill or context-file edits happen only after a preview and an explicit apply. It is a public early-access beta for Apple silicon Macs on macOS 14 or later, and the source is published on GitHub under the MIT license.
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