Claude Codex Limits — Development skill for Claude Code

Claude Codex Limits

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A tiny macOS menu-bar app that shows how much of your **Claude Code** and **Codex** usage limits you have left — at a glance, right in the top tray.

Each row shows `session% / weekly%` by default (the rolling 5‑hour window and the 7‑day window), with the product's icon to its left — and you decide which two numbers those are. Click the tray icon for a detailed popover.

  

Features

• Two products, one glance — Claude Code (orange) stacked over Codex, session / weekly percentages.
• Live data — both are pulled from the same backends their CLIs use, so Codex matches its web page (not a stale local cache).
• Honest when a login lapses — if Claude Code's saved credentials expire for good, the card says so (“Sign-in expired · How to fix?”) and tapping it walks you through claude → /login; meanwhile the app stops hammering the API with a token it already knows is dead. One fresh sign-in and it heals on its own.
• Per‑model weekly limits — a model with its own 7‑day allowance (e.g. Fable) gets its own percentage pill and a row with its reset time. This is usually the limit you actually run into first: it can sit at 100% while your overall weekly still has room. The model is named by the backend, so new ones appear on their own.
• Advanced view — a second panel layout for people who want to manage their limits, not just glance at them. Every window gets a pace line: where a linear plan says you should be by now, how many points you're ahead of it, your average burn rate, and a plain verdict — “Lasts until reset (forecast 53%)” or “Runs out at 09:37, 2 h 13 min before reset”. Below