Licoy/Quosparr

What it solves

Quosparr solves the problem of tracking usage limits and managing multiple accounts across different AI coding tools. It provides a centralized dashboard to monitor quotas, reset credits, and API-equivalent costs for Codex, Claude Code, and Grok, preventing unexpected service interruptions.

How it works

It acts as a native menu bar or system tray application that reads your local configuration files and session logs for each supported AI tool. It allows you to switch between multiple accounts, manage global skills, and configure MCP servers from a single interface. It performs these actions by safely reading your existing credentials and writing updates to the respective configuration files, always creating backups before any changes.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers who use Codex, Claude Code, or the Grok CLI and need a reliable way to monitor their subscription usage, manage multiple login sessions, and organize their project-specific configurations without manually editing files.

Highlights

• Centralized monitoring for Codex, Claude Code, and Grok quotas, reset credits, and API-equivalent costs.
• Multi-account management with easy switching for each provider.
• Integrated tools to manage global skills, MCP servers, and local session history.
• Flexible display options including menu bar widgets, floating desktop windows, and system tray integration.
• Privacy-focused design that stores credentials locally and performs all configuration changes with automatic backups.