ShlomiPorush

AI Usage Tray — Data skill for Claude Code

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Windows tray app for monitoring AI quota usage across Claude, Codex, Z.AI and Copilot accounts, with local cost analytics and a remote web viewer.

How to install AI Usage Tray

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open ShlomiPorush/ai-usage-tray and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What AI Usage Tray does

Windows tray app for monitoring AI quota usage across Claude, Codex, Z.AI and Copilot accounts, with local cost analytics and a remote web viewer.

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README

AI Usage Tray

A lightweight Windows tray app that shows, behind **one icon**, the live quota of several AI coding subscriptions:

Any number of Claude subscriptions (5-hour and weekly windows), each via its own local OAuth profile
Any number of OpenAI / ChatGPT Codex accounts, each with its own CODEX_HOME
Z.AI / GLM coding plan (optional, API key)
GitHub Copilot (optional, experimental, personal access token)

**This is a fork of [fmdz387/costats](https://github.com/fmdz387/costats)** (MIT). It keeps costats' architecture and UI but changes what is monitored and how. See [What's different from upstream](#whats-different-from-upstream) and [Credits & license](#credits--license).

widget, dark mode widget, light mode

daily schedule for automatic five-hour window starts

Automatic five-hour window starts are opt-in and can be limited to a local-time schedule.

usage dashboard

Usage dashboard: cost and tokens over the last 30 days, per provider, model or day.

Features

Tray icon shows the worst window's percentage as a number; Settings can display either used or remaining quota, with matching numbers and bars across desktop surfaces and the default remote view.
Four usage levels everywhere, derived from the canonical used percentage: green when capacity is available, yellow and orange as quota runs down, and red near exhaustion. The same state is preserved when remaining quota is displayed.
Percentages are shown as quiet tinted pills, so a calm account stays calm and a