Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
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Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
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#3Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#4Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
1. Standard tier users increasing their usage just to minimize "wasted" token credits.
2. Higher tier users with extra usage enabled to use and pay for those extra tokens instead of planning to stay within limits.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#5Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
From their perspective, they don't want 1. Standard tier users increasing their usage just to minimize "wasted" token credits. 2. Higher tier users with extra usage enabled to use and pay for those extra tokens instead of planning to stay within limits.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#6Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
Doesn't it autocompact only if it is about to run out of context? On these newer models the context is 1M tokens so it's quite difficult to reach. I run compacts manually when I stop in a good place and tokens are over 300k
Funnily enough Groks API charges less when you are below 400k tokens.
Half a million can get you reasonably far with enough of your codebase within the models context window.
I lowkey blame the 1m context window as the start of Anthropics worse woes earlier this year.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#7Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#8Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#9Honestly drives me crazy that CC doesnt show this on the bottom status bar a simple percentage “Weekly Quota Left: 99%” would be useful. Also noticed and idk if it was me or some mishap, a lot of my Claude sessions were not autocompacting, maybe its /loops fault not sure, but it made sense why I finally reached my weekly limit so insanely quickly recently.
Re: Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
From their perspective, they don't want 1. Standard tier users increasing their usage just to minimize "wasted" token credits. 2. Higher tier users with extra usage enabled to use and pay for those extra tokens instead of planning to stay within limits.
I just want to know if my next prompt is about to eat shit at the last token. The number of times it like half works on something and falls apart halfway through.