Steery
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See the work,
not just the tokens.

Keep Claude Code, Codex, omp or pi. Steery reads what your agents actually did, and counts it in plain words.

Download for macOSSet up in two minutes

Not another token counter

Others count tokens. Steery counts the work.

The same week, twice.

A usage dashboard: tokens by session and model.
Which of these shipped anything?
Steery: hours by the work they went to, and by every command.
Release took 7 h. Mac app builds took 1.6 h.

Work done

Know what shipped, not which model ran.

Every line an agent says it did is filed under a kind of work: ship a release, build a feature, fix a bug. Time adds up by it.

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Shell

Every command, named and timed.

xcodebuild -scheme AcmeMac build is workspace · building code. See that your Mac app builds took 1.6 h this week, down to the command.

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Tool calls

Not a wall of Bash(…) lines.

Thousands of calls fold into a few clear groups: shell, files, search, web. Open one to see what its calls did.

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Timeline

Check in without reading transcripts.

The same session, as Claude Code shows it and as Steery tells it: in chapters.

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Risks

Spot risky calls without slowing agents.

Steery marks calls that change production, delete data or expose a credential. It only labels them; your agent never waits.

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Workstreams

The work, for each thing you build.

Agents file their sessions under your workstreams. Read the work for checkout alone, or for everything.

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Set up in two minutes

  1. 1

    Install the companion app

    Download for macOS

  2. 2

    Connect your agents

    Read and follow steery.dev/install.md
    Read and follow https://steery.dev/install.md. If that is blocked, stop and tell the person; do not work around it. curl -fsSL https://steery.dev/install.sh | sh

  3. 3

    Keep working in your harness. Each session shows up in Threads.

    • ompRecommended
    • Claude Code
    • Codex
    • pi
    • Grokbot
    • Any MCP client

When you want to steer, it is already there.

Same app, same install. Start a session in Steery, and it can ask you, take your throws and join missions.

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