Tokenmax — Development skill for Claude Code

Tokenmax 0.1

A macOS menubar app that shows remaining Claude Code and Codex quota, counts down to reset, projects whether your current pace runs out early or leaves quota on the table, keeps a local prompt queue, and notifies you before a window resets so leftover quota gets used instead of evaporating.

What it does

• Two providers in one meter. Claude Code and Codex quota side by side — session and weekly windows, each with the time left before it resets.
• A menu bar icon you configure. Two or three stacked bars, or nested rings that fit all four quotas at once — each position drawing a quota you choose, plus a countdown that can track a different window entirely, and optional colour levels as a window runs low.
• A Side Notch when the menu bar is not enough. An opt-in Alpha handle at the right screen edge expands into provider rings on hover and reveals both windows without taking keyboard focus.
• Pace, not just remaining. A marker showing where an even burn would have left you, whether you are ahead or in deficit, and when the window empties if you carry on at this rate.
• Reminders before quota evaporates. Per-window lead times and thresholds, quiet hours, and nothing at all until you switch them on.
• A local prompt queue. Keep work ready so leftover quota has somewhere to go. Run it yourself, or let Tokenmax run it.
• Unattended runs, on your terms. Off by default, preview-only when first enabled, with a runtime cap, a cost cap, path-scoped file access and a separate opt-in for shell.
• A session opener. A Claude window starts on first use, so one tiny request at the right moment means the next window is already running when you sit down.
• Nothing about you leaves your Mac. No telemetry