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AI Quota Meter — AI skill for Claude Code

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Claude Code knows how much quota you have left on nearly every turn, and only shows you if you ask.

How to install AI Quota Meter

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

What AI Quota Meter does

Claude Code knows how much quota you have left on nearly every turn, and only shows you if you ask. This puts the percentages on your status line where you can see them. The numbers are Anthropic's own. Run it once and it sets itself up, and it turns on Codex's built in quota display too.

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README

AI Quota Meter

You can't see how much Claude quota you have left. Claude Code is told, on nearly every turn, and doesn't show you unless you stop and ask. So you work around a number that is sitting right there.

This puts it on the status line, where you can glance at it:

Opus 5 (1M context)  ai-quota-meter  228k/1M  5h 62% (1h52m left)  7d 41% (4d left)

Left to right: the model, the directory, how full the context window is, then each quota window with how much you have used and how long until it resets.

**Those percentages are Anthropic's own.** Claude Code already receives them and hands them to whatever you set as your status line. This program reports them and calculates nothing. The numbers are as good as the vendor's, because they *are* the vendor's.

Install

Download the binary for your platform from [releases](https://github.com/sigiletlabs/ai-quota-meter/releases), or:

go install github.com/sigiletlabs/ai-quota-meter@latest

Every released binary is built by GitHub Actions and carries a signed record of which commit and workflow produced it. Check it before you trust it:

gh attestation verify ai-quota-meter-linux-amd64 --repo sigiletlabs/ai-quota-meter

It prints nothing and exits 0 when the binary is genuine. A file that has been altered exits 1.

Then run it:

ai-quota-meter

Run by hand with nothing set up yet, it installs itself: it points Claude Code at the binary, keeps your other settings, backs the file up first, and prints what your bar will look like. There is nothing else to configure.

Claude Code picks it up within about 30 seconds, with no restart.

If anything looks wrong:

ai-quota-meter --doctor

Six checks, each one saying how to fix what it found. Worth running before you go hunting yourself, because Claude Code shows nothing at all — no error, no stale line — for a status line command it cannot run.

Linux, macOS and Windows. No dependencies: standard library only, static bina