See the remaining quota of five AI coding plans in one place: OpenAI Codex, xAI Grok, Zhipu GLM Coding Plan, Kimi Code, and Cursor.
coding-quota-gui.exe (desktop widget) |
coding-quota-tui.exe (terminal TUI / CLI) |
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| UI | Borderless acrylic widget pinned to the desktop | Compact 48-column TUI in a frameless Windows Terminal window |
| Interaction | Drag by the title bar, tray icon context menu | R refresh, Q quit, auto-refresh every 2 minutes |
| Extras | Launch with Windows, per-provider visibility, window position memory | --snapshot plain text, --json for scripts, -p <provider> to filter, --demo for a mock-data preview |
Grab the executables from Releases:
coding-quota-tui.exe— terminal TUI / CLIcoding-quota-gui.exe— desktop widget
Both are standalone (only Windows system DLLs are linked), no installation required.
Zero configuration: the tool reads the existing omp credential store (~/.omp/agent/agent.db) read-only and refreshes expiring tokens through omp. Providers without credentials are hidden automatically — nothing ever asks you to log in.
- Each quota window shows the remaining percentage, a usage-colored bar (green <70%, yellow ≥70%, red ≥90%), and its reset time
- Codex additionally shows remaining rate-limit reset credits
- Failed refreshes keep the last good values (cached in
%APPDATA%\coding-quota\last_good.json), drawn dimmed with their age;--json/--snapshotalways report the live result - Both the widget and the TUI fit their size to the content
cargo build --release --features gui
The Windows target is x86_64-pc-windows-gnu (see .cargo/config.toml for the linker setup).
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