/subscription-scanner
Scans Gmail for active paid subscriptions and tracks them over time. Surfaces additions / cancellations between scans.
Claude Code
$ npx -y skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner --agent claude-code
Codex
$ npx skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner -a codex -y
Cursor
$ npx skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner -a cursor -y
Gemini CLI
$ npx skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner -a gemini-cli -y
GitHub Copilot
$ npx skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner -a github-copilot -y
OpenCode
$ npx skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner -a opencode -y
Windsurf
$ npx skills add sonichi/sutando --skill subscription-scanner -a windsurf -y
SKILL.md
subscription-scanner.SKILL.mdSubscription Scanner
Scans Gmail for active paid subscriptions and tracks them over time. Surfaces additions / cancellations between scans.
Usage
The scan is **agent-driven**, not script-driven, because Gmail access lives in the Claude Code MCP layer (not in Python). The proactive-loop or owner-on-demand fires the scan via:
/scan-subscriptions
…or the cron job below invokes the agent with the `scan-prompt.md` body verbatim.
Files
- `scan-prompt.md` — the prompt text the agent runs to perform a scan. Updates here propagate via the cron config. **Personalize this file before first use** — the third Gmail-query line names specific senders tied to one user's actual subscriptions (Apple, Spotify, Anthropic, OpenAI, Netflix, Adobe, GitHub, 1Password, NYT, WSJ, Disney+, Hulu, Tesla insurance, Xfinity, …). Edit the `from:` list to match your subscriptions, or the scan will miss vendors not on the default list.
- `state/subscriptions.json` — current list (gitignored — contains personal financial data)
- `state/history/<YYYY-MM-DD>.json` — snapshots, for diff (also gitignored)
State schema
{
"last_scan": "ISO8601 timestamp",
"subscriptions": [
{
"vendor": "Apple iCloud+ 2TB",
"category": "Storage|Streaming|Connectivity|Insurance|Software|Membership|Other",
"amount": 9.99,
"currency": "USD",
"frequency": "monthly|annual|other",
"account": "a.kunte@gmail.com or family member name",
"last_charged": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"next_charge": "YYYY-MM-DD or null",
"status": "active|cancelled|uncertain",
"source_sender": "email From: address that established this",
"notes": "free-form caveats / corrections"
}
],
"scan_history": [
{
"date": "ISO8601",
"active_count": <int>,
"added": ["vendor names"],
"removed": ["vendor names"],
"amount_changed": [{"vendor": "...", "from": <num>, "to": <num>}]
}
]
}How `/paidsubscriptions` reads this
`web-client.ts` route at `/paidsubscriptions`: 1. Reads `skills/subscription-scanner/state/subscriptions.json` 2. Renders a sortable table with vendor, amount, frequency, account, status, last/next charge 3. Highlights diffs from the previous snapshot (`scan_history[-1].added` in green, `removed` in strikethrough red) 4. Shows last-scan timestamp at the top 5. Provides a "Scan now" button that POSTs to `/paidsubscriptions/scan` — that endpoint writes a task file to `tasks/` triggering an out-of-cycle scan in the next loop pass
Cron
Monthly: 1st of every month at 08:13 (off-peak minute) — see `skills/schedule-crons/crons.json` entry `subscription-scan`.
`crons.json` is gitignored (per-user), so the entry isn't in this repo. Add it manually after cloning:
{
"name": "subscription-scan",
"cron": "13 8 1 * *",
"prompt": "Run the monthly paid-subscription scan. Read the full instructions in skills/subscription-scanner/scan-prompt.md and follow them verbatim. Update skills/subscription-scanner/state/subscriptions.json with the latest list, snapshot the previous version to state/history/, and write a proactive Telegram notification to results/proactive-{ts}.txt only if subscriptions were added, removed, or had price changes since the previous scan. Stay silent if nothing changed."
}The cron expression `13 8 1 * *` fires at 08:13 on the 1st of every month. Bump to `*/10 * * * *` during development to trigger every 10 min.
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Subscription Scanner
Scans Gmail for active paid subscriptions and tracks them over time. Surfaces additions / cancellations between scans.
Usage
The scan is **agent-driven**, not script-driven, because Gmail access lives in the Claude Code MCP layer (not in Python). The proactive-loop or owner-on-demand fires the scan via:
/scan-subscriptions
…or the cron job below invokes the agent with the `scan-prompt.md` body verbatim.
Files
- `scan-prompt.md` — the prompt text the agent runs to perform a scan. Updates here propagate via the cron config. **Personalize this file before first use** — the third Gmail-query line names specific senders tied to one user's actual subscriptions (Apple, Spotify, Anthropic, OpenAI, Netflix, Adobe, GitHub, 1Password, NYT, WSJ, Disney+, Hulu, Tesla insurance, Xfinity, …). Edit the `from:` list to match your subscriptions, or the scan will miss vendors not on the default list.
- `state/subscriptions.json` — current list (gitignored — contains personal financial data)
- `state/history/<YYYY-MM-DD>.json` — snapshots, for diff (also gitignored)
State schema
{
"last_scan": "ISO8601 timestamp",
"subscriptions": [
{
"vendor": "Apple iCloud+ 2TB",
"category": "Storage|Streaming|Connectivity|Insurance|Software|Membership|Other",
"amount": 9.99,
"currency": "USD",
"frequency": "monthly|annual|other",
"account": "a.kunte@gmail.com or family member name",
"last_charged": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"next_charge": "YYYY-MM-DD or null",
"status": "active|cancelled|uncertain",
"source_sender": "email From: address that established this",
"notes": "free-form caveats / corrections"
}
],
"scan_history": [
{
"date": "ISO8601",
"active_count": <int>,
"added": ["vendor names"],
"removed": ["vendor names"],
"amount_changed": [{"vendor": "...", "from": <num>, "to": <num>}]
}
]
}How `/paidsubscriptions` reads this
`web-client.ts` route at `/paidsubscriptions`: 1. Reads `skills/subscription-scanner/state/subscriptions.json` 2. Renders a sortable table with vendor, amount, frequency, account, status, last/next charge 3. Highlights diffs from the previous snapshot (`scan_history[-1].added` in green, `removed` in strikethrough red) 4. Shows last-scan timestamp at the top 5. Provides a "Scan now" button that POSTs to `/paidsubscriptions/scan` — that endpoint writes a task file to `tasks/` triggering an out-of-cycle scan in the next loop pass
Cron
Monthly: 1st of every month at 08:13 (off-peak minute) — see `skills/schedule-crons/crons.json` entry `subscription-scan`.
`crons.json` is gitignored (per-user), so the entry isn't in this repo. Add it manually after cloning:
{
"name": "subscription-scan",
"cron": "13 8 1 * *",
"prompt": "Run the monthly paid-subscription scan. Read the full instructions in skills/subscription-scanner/scan-prompt.md and follow them verbatim. Update skills/subscription-scanner/state/subscriptions.json with the latest list, snapshot the previous version to state/history/, and write a proactive Telegram notification to results/proactive-{ts}.txt only if subscriptions were added, removed, or had price changes since the previous scan. Stay silent if nothing changed."
}The cron expression `13 8 1 * *` fires at 08:13 on the 1st of every month. Bump to `*/10 * * * *` during development to trigger every 10 min.
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Questions about subscription-scanner.
- Which coding agents can use subscription-scanner?
- subscription-scanner installs in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode and Windsurf with the skills CLI, using each agent's flag shown on this page. Flowy's auto-invocation, which fires a skill when your prompt matches, runs in Claude Code only.

