Add QuotaDock (Windows quota widget) to Cost Monitoring Tools - #16
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Adds QuotaDock under Cost Monitoring Tools.
It answers a slightly different question than the log-parsing trackers already listed:
not "what did I spend" but "how much of the 5-hour session and weekly window is left, and
when does each reset". It reads the OAuth credentials Claude Code already stored locally
and draws remaining quota above a bar counting down to reset, so you can see whether quota
is burning faster than the clock. Codex and Antigravity appear in the same window, each
optional.
Windows 10/11, Go + Fyne, MIT, free, no account, no telemetry. First released July 2026,
currently 0.7.34 and actively maintained.
Disclosure: I am the author.