Dashy — Git skill for Claude Code

Dashy

Dashy is a local-first side-notch for Windows, macOS, and Linux that shows real, CLI-backed signals:

• Claude session and weekly usage windows
• Codex session and weekly usage windows
• GitHub contribution activity and current streak
• Grok monthly credit-pool usage
• Cursor account and plan status (Cursor's CLI exposes no usage percentages)

Dashy does not use demo metrics. It reads the authenticated command-line tools already installed on the computer and renders only the bounded status and usage fields needed by the interface.


The experience

Dashy keeps useful account activity one deliberate pointer movement away without becoming another dashboard that occupies the desktop. The compact rail rests just outside the selected screen edge, reveals on hover, and expands only the provider the user asks to inspect. The rail is a solid tab that blends into the screen edge with concave fillets, so it reads as part of the display frame rather than a floating window.

Each provider is a ring tile: its glyph inside a dark disc, the ring filled with the provider's color, and one bold value below it. Hovering a tile opens its card centered on that tile. The card shares the same language: the provider glyph in a disc, a connected line, the last refresh time, and inset boxes with large numbers for usage windows, streaks, or the account plan.

GitHub card on the left edge	Codex card on the top edge

Every provider is optional. A user can connect Claude, Codex, GitHub, Grok, Cursor, any combination of them, or none during f