Claude Code & Codex: Monitor Usage Limits on Windows

Let's be honest: using powerful AI models like Claude Code or Codex is great, until you realize you've drained your budget or hit the daily limit. It's an unpleasant surprise, isn't it? Imagine having a dashboard that warns you before you get into trouble.

Now there's a solution for Windows users. A developer, frankchiu-dev, created a local dashboard that keeps an eye on your usage limits for Claude Code and Claude Codex. The frankchiu-dev/claude-codex-usage-dashboard project was published on GitHub.

This means no more rude awakenings when the AI stops responding because you've overdone it. It's a bit like having a speedometer for your artificial intelligence, but instead of measuring miles, it measures 'tokens' or API calls.

Don't expect a Nobel Prize-winning installation, but it's not just for hardcore techies either. This dashboard runs directly on your Windows PC, meaning your data isn't taking weird detours across the web. It's a local application, in short, that connects to Claude's APIs.

The idea is simple: the app queries Anthropic, the company behind Claude, to find out how much you've already consumed and how much you have left. It shows you everything on a clear graphical interface, with progress bars and numbers. The application queries Anthropic's APIs to display Claude Code and Claude Codex usage limits and consumption on a graphical interface.

It's concrete help for those who develop or write using these AIs daily. It allows you to plan your work better, avoiding sudden interruptions or having to wait until the next day to resume. Who said AI can't also be a bit more predictable?