Capture locally
Supported Bash and tool results are written to a content-addressed local store before a compact preview is returned.
Local-first Claude Code efficiency
Keep oversized tool output out of Claude Code context.
Quota Guard captures supported tool output, preserves the original bytes locally, returns a compact view, and records each intervention in a savings ledger.
Original evidence stays local
Three devices per paid account
Commercial compaction requires a lease
Product example
486 KB → 2.3 KB
Ledger fields, not a financial promise
Original bytes · returned bytes · exact/estimated tokens · status · handle
Delivered workflow
Capture, compact, inspect, restore.
Restore exactly
The CLI and plugin retain a checksum, provenance, handle, bounded reads, and exact restoration of captured bytes.
Measure honestly
The ledger separates bytes, exact token counts when available, and estimated token avoidance. It does not invent monetary savings.
Savings ledger
Account data is real; anonymous data is labeled example.
The table below is an example of the shipped event schema. After sign-in, the account dashboard shows only aggregates returned by your account API.
| Intervention | Original bytes | Returned bytes | Token measure | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example: pytest output capture | 497664 | 2355 | estimated | Restorable |
| Example: unique error passthrough | 5324 | 5324 | not reduced | Passthrough |
API-backed pricing
One individual monthly plan.
The displayed amount, billing interval, feature list, and device limit are loaded from GET /v1/plans.
Commercial boundary: local/free product functions remain available without an entitlement. The dynamic_compaction feature follows the paid plan and signed lease.
Individual monthly
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