codex-usage

Native Swift AI token usage monitor for the macOS menu bar — track Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot and other AI coding agent usage with a cute 2D/3D contribution graph.

Control Codex from your phone — a multi-machine agent hub via Discord. No API key needed, runs on your Codex subscription. Start new sessions from mobile, manage multiple machines from one place.

A local-first desktop dashboard for macOS and Windows that turns Codex CLI and app logs into clear insights on token usage, estimated costs, models, and projects.

Codex 额度小组件 / Codex quota desktop widget for monitoring usage limits and reset time

Free, open-source macOS menu bar app and WidgetKit widgets for tracking Codex weekly usage, remaining quota, and reset time.

Codex 用量悬浮球 / OpenAI Codex CLI usage desktop widget for 5-hour and 7-day rate limits

Codex usage, not guesswork — a local real-time usage dashboard packaged as a Codex Skill.

macOS menu-bar meter + CLI for Claude and Codex usage quota — see your 5-hour and weekly limits at a glance, and prime the 5-hour window early with a tiny refresh ping.

Codex 额度插件 / Codex quota widget for macOS and Windows: live quota, reset countdown, token usage, active tasks, menu bar and system tray.

Terminal tool that tracks your weekly Codex quota — shows your pace and forecasts whether it'll last until reset.

Real-time Codex quota and usage monitor for Windows — desktop widget, local history, themes, predictions, and low-interruption alerts.

Codex-focused Open Island fork: macOS notch widget for Codex quota countdown and session monitoring.

VS Code extension for Claude Code and Codex CLI usage limits

Self-hosted web dashboard for monitoring local OpenAI Codex usage, sessions, credits, cache efficiency, and account limits.

Open-source Codex usage dashboard for OpenClaw

Local analytics dashboard for OpenAI Codex usage, sessions, tokens, costs, models, repositories, and coding activity.

Check Codex reset credit expiry times with your local Codex, run local or from Github with a simple .sh command!