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Review caught this on the previous commit, and it was right. `sync` resolves its target as `--out` if given, otherwise `.tokenchit.json`'s `output` — `tokenchit.svg` is that field's default, not a fixed location. Saying the bare command "writes tokenchit.svg in the repository root" is wrong for anyone who has configured another path. Checked rather than assumed: a config with `output: docs/custom-card.svg` makes the bare command report `would write docs/custom-card.svg`. Three places said it. Step 3 now says the configured output, the flag table no longer implies the default is fixed, and the README snippet carries a note to use the path sync actually reported. The command's usage comment says the same.
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description: Render a token-usage stat card from local agent session logs and commit it to the repo. Invokes the token-card skill.
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argument-hint: [--out PATH] [--theme auto|light|dark] [--dry-run]
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---
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# Token Card
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Thin compatibility shim. The workflow lives in the **token-card** skill
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(`skills/token-card/SKILL.md`), which is the canonical surface; this command exists so the
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slash-command harnesses can reach it.
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## Usage
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```
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/token-card # write the configured output (./tokenchit.svg by default)
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/token-card --out docs/usage.svg # write somewhere else
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/token-card --theme dark
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/token-card --dry-run # report what would be written, write nothing
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```
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## What it does
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Renders an SVG card of this machine's AI coding agent usage — tokens, equivalent cost,
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streak, per-agent split — from local Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode session logs, and writes
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it into the working tree as a file the README can reference.
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Follow the skill for the full workflow, including the confirmation required before the first
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registry download, the pinned CLI version, and the dry-run rules.
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