Tallyhook puts a price on AI coding work

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Tallyhook maps coding sessions to clients through their Git remotes, so an agency can classify a repository once and have earlier and future sessions follow that assignment. Its example CSV separates session counts, list price, and marked-up billable totals, including a report of 59 sessions costing $600.42 before markup. The privacy section says transcripts and later prompts remain on the laptop, while selected metadata—including token counts, timestamps, branches, and tool-call counts—is uploaded.