Penopta
Multiplayer mission control and stats across your AI agents
What it does
None of your agents talk to each other, they keep siloed stats, and none of them are shared with your team. Penopta connects Claude, Cursor, Codex and the rest into one shared view. See combined token spend, which tasks ran longest, and where the budget actually goes - across every tool, not one at a time. Invite your team and it turns multiplayer: shared projects, visible agent runs, and cost tracking per person. You stop guessing what your agents cost and start seeing it.
Connect the Claude and ChatGPT threads your team already runs into one shared project. Share context across agents — and see the team's effort as one set of stats. A shared workspace — and one view of the team's agent effort. Estimated tokens, sessions, and effort — rolled up across every connected thread. Filter by person, plan, or agent. Not a usage page per tool. Tokens are estimated from connected threads. Provider billing is not stored. Claude and ChatGPT in the same view. Filter one person or the whole workspace. Break down estimated tokens by plan, person, agent, and project — not just a total. Ask what the team ran last week, and which plan used the most tokens. Every agent your…from penopta.com
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