Add cctally to Usage & Observability#262
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Slotted by star count (2 ⭐) between cccost (20 ⭐) and claude-code-usage-bar (0 ⭐). cctally tracks Claude Code subscription usage as a weekly $-per-1% trend, with a local web dashboard, terminal UI, forecasts, and threshold alerts. Local-only, no telemetry, Apache-2.0.
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Adds cctally to the Usage & Observability section.
cctally tracks Claude Code subscription usage as a weekly $-per-1% trend, with a local web dashboard, terminal UI, forecasts, and threshold alerts. It complements ccusage (already in this section) by focusing on the subscription-quota dimension rather than raw token cost — local-only, no telemetry, Apache-2.0.
Slotted by star count between cccost (20 ⭐) and claude-code-usage-bar (0 ⭐).