Talos Auditor
AI infrastructure that reduces LLM costs significantly
Talos Auditor launched on May 25, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Team analytics, AI insights, and proactive alerts for engineering teams using Claude Code and Cursor. Dev teams are bleeding money on Claude Code and Cursor and nobody knows where it goes. Talos Auditor fixes that: token spend broken down by task, developer, sprint and feature. Anomaly alerts in Slack before budgets blow up. Optimization suggestions grounded in real usage data. Weekly reports to Notion. One-line install. ~35% average savings. Solo-built, in beta — feedback very welcome.
Claude Code ve Cursor harcamalarını kişi, proje ve sprint bazında görün. 3 gizlilik modu (prompt'lar local Ollama ile makinadan çıkmaz), Slack alertleri, Sonnet 4.7 insights. Pre-launch tahmin: ~%35 tasarruf.
Talos Auditor is a privacy-first AI cost analytics platform for engineering teams using Claude Code, Cursor, and the Hugging Face Inference API. A local agent tails log files on each developer's machine, redacts content per the team's privacy mode, and uploads metadata to a Cloudflare-edge API. Prompt text never leaves the machine in the default privacy mode. Launch scope covers Claude Code, Cursor, and Hugging Face. GitHub Copilot, GitHub App (per-PR costs), Linear, and self-hosted deployments are on the post-launch roadmap; Jira, Notion, and Microsoft Teams are not planned. Three privacy modes are the product's core differentiator. Off (default): token counts and metadata only, no prompt…from talosfoundrix.com
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