Provider panels
Claude, Codex, Antigravity, and Cursor each get a full provider card. Each card shows:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Session % | Large number. Fraction of the current rolling window consumed. |
| Session rail | Thin horizontal bar. Fills as the window is used. |
| Weekly rail | Dimmed bar below the session rail. Tracks week-level consumption. |
| Reset timer | Countdown to the next window reset. |
| Auto-revive state | Whether the keep-alive loop is active. |
| $ today | Spend for the current calendar day, priced from the bundled LiteLLM snapshot. |
OpenCode and Grok appear as full-width cost strips, not quota cards. OpenCode does not expose Anthropic-style rolling quota headers, so the card shows dollar spend only.
Menu-bar gauge
The 16pt status-bar gauge gives a one-glance reading from anywhere on the desktop. Click it to open the compact popover.Compact popover
The popover is approximately 360×420 pt and shows:- Session rail + weekly rail for the primary provider.
- Session %, weekly %, and reset time as dense numerics.
- $ today across all active providers.
Analytics panel
Below the live cards, the Usage tab hosts an analytics panel backed by the same local log data as the Analytics feature.- Stacked spend-over-time chart, broken down by provider.
- Spend-by-repo breakdown showing which projects are driving cost.
- Range selector: 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d / All.
Auto-revive
Claude’s flat-rate plans run on rolling session windows. Auto-revive keeps the 5-hour timer warm so the window you paid for stays productive. Toggle it per provider from the card sub-line. The current state is visible in both the card and the menu-bar popover.Related
- Auto-revive — how the keep-alive loop works and what it costs.
- Analytics — full local spend history, repo bucketing, and pricing details.