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LLM Usage Desktop Widget
LLM Usage Desktop Widget is a system tray widget that displays current LLM usage limits and time until reset for multiple providers.
This product is a desktop widget for Linux, macOS, and Windows that shows usage limits for various language model providers directly where system status icons live. It displays percentage metrics and reset countdowns for services like Claude, Codex, AWS Bedrock, Google Cloud Vertex, and Azure. The software reads existing credentials stored by official command-line tools without modifying them. Users can configure usage cutoffs to automatically stop CLI processes when limits are reached. It also supports settings synchronization across computers via cloud storage and includes a floating window option.
LLM Usage Desktop Widget at a glance
Key features
- Displays plan usage limits and reset countdowns
- Integrates with system menu bars and taskbars
- Supports Claude, Codex, Bedrock, Vertex, and Azure
- Stops CLI processes automatically at custom quotas
- Synchronizes settings across multiple computers
- Provides a floating always-on-top window option
Use it for
- Monitoring real-time LLM usage limits from the taskbar
- Automating CLI process stoppage upon reaching quota cutoffs
- Tracking API budgets across multiple cloud providers
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