soaim (Swearing on AI Meter) is an offline, read-only Rust CLI/TUI that scans your local AI-coding prompt history across five apps — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, Codex App, and opencode — counts swear words, and shows them per app in a live terminal dashboard.

Does soaim send my prompts anywhere?

No. soaim runs fully offline and read-only. It only reads your own prompts from each tool's local on-disk history, never reads agent replies, never makes a network call, and never writes to any tool's files.

Which AI tools does soaim support?

Claude Code, Codex CLI, and opencode are read by default. Claude Desktop and Codex App are best-effort and stay off until you point soaim at their store — run 'soaim discover' to locate it.

How do I install soaim?

On macOS, tap and install via Homebrew: brew tap maximgorbatyuk/tap then brew install soaim. Or build from source with a recent stable Rust toolchain: cargo build --release.

soaim — Count how often you swear at your AI agents.

Name: soaim
Author: maximgorbatyuk

Last 30 days (per day)

2026-05-15 .. 2026-06-13

Last 14 days · per agent

claude 132

desktop 5

codex 0

codex-app 0

opencode 1

apps: [a]ll [1]claude [2]desktop [3]codex [4]codex-app [5]opencode [d]30 [9]90 [0]360 [r]refresh [s]settings [q]quit

https://github.com/maximgorbatyuk/swearing-on-ai-meter

Supported agents

Five sources. Three read by default; two best-effort until you point soaim at them.

Claude Code

~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl
JSONL prompt log, read directly.

Implemented

Codex CLI

~/.codex/history.jsonl + rollouts
JSONL history and session records.

Implemented

opencode

~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db
SQLite, opened strictly read-only.

Implemented

Claude Desktop

~/Library/Application Support/Claude
Best-effort JSONL scan — run soaim discover to locate the store.

Best-effort

Codex App

~/Library/Application Support/Codex
Best-effort JSONL scan — run soaim discover to locate the store.

Best-effort

Bring your own

Override any source path in config.toml or via --config. A missing tool simply contributes zero — the rest keep working.

Configurable

Installation

Two ways to get started.

Homebrew (macOS)

$ brew install maximgorbatyuk/tap/soaim
# Ingest prompts, then open the dashboard
$ soaim

Build from source (cross-platform)

# Requires a recent stable Rust toolchain (1.74+)
$ cargo build --release
$ ./target/release/soaim

macOS, Linux, and Windows. SQLite is compiled in — no system dependency.

In active development

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