tddworks/ClaudeBar

What it solves

ClaudeBar solves the problem of tracking usage limits and quotas across multiple AI coding assistants. Instead of checking each service individually, users can monitor their remaining credits, session limits, and reset countdowns from a single location.

How it works

It is a macOS menu bar application that integrates with various AI providers to fetch quota data. It displays this information as percentages or status icons in the menu bar, the MacBook notch, or the Touch Bar. It also supports custom extensions via scripts and provides notifications to alert users before they run out of quota.

Who it’s for

Developers and power users who use multiple AI coding tools (such as Claude, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini) and need to keep track of their usage limits to avoid unexpected service interruptions.

Highlights

• Broad Provider Support: Tracks quotas for over 20 services including Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, and DeepSeek.
• Multi-Account Tracking: Supports separate logins and independent quotas for multiple accounts within the same provider.
• Visual Alerts: Uses pace-aware colors (healthy, warning, critical, depleted) to indicate quota status.
• Hardware Integration: Displays live data in the MacBook notch and on the Touch Bar.
• Extensible: Allows users to add their own quota sources using a manifest and a script.