From finance-tracker
Estimates and tracks software development costs across developer time, infrastructure, tooling, and services, producing a cost summary with trends.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/finance-tracker:track-costThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Track development costs by estimating time, compute, and resource expenses for a project. ## Steps 1. Define the cost categories: 2. Estimate developer time costs: 3. Calculate infrastructure costs: 4. Track tooling and service costs: 5. Calculate total cost per feature: 6. Generate a cost summary with trends. ## Format ## Rules - Track costs weekly to catch overruns early. - Include all costs, not just the obvious ones (CI, APIs, etc.). - Compare actual vs estimated to improve future estimates.
Track development costs by estimating time, compute, and resource expenses for a project.
Project: <name>
Period: <start> - <end>
Costs:
Developer Time: $<amount> (<hours> hours)
2plugins reuse this command
First indexed Mar 30, 2026
npx claudepluginhub costrict-plugins-repo/github-trending-plan --plugin finance-tracker/track-costEstimates and tracks software development costs across developer time, infrastructure, tooling, and services, producing a cost summary with trends.
/estimateGenerates development estimates for tasks, features, or projects. Analyzes scope, complexity, dependencies using codebase tools; outputs breakdowns with confidence intervals and risks.
/estimateEstimates development time, effort, or complexity for tasks, features, or projects using intelligent analysis, breakdowns, confidence intervals, and risk assessment.
/cost-trackerDisplays current session cost estimate, top cost drivers, optimization suggestions, and budget guidance for task types.
/sc-estimateEstimates development time, effort, or complexity for tasks, features, or projects. Outputs breakdowns, confidence intervals, risk assessments, and validation.