AI LIMITS · v0.6.2 · WINDOWS 11

Know your limits. Before they know you.

Name: AI Limits
Author: napxlexn

A native acrylic widget for Windows 11 that shows how much of your Claude, Codex, Copilot and Antigravity limits you have used, and when every window resets. It reads the logins your CLI tools already have. No API keys required.

winget install napxlexn.AILimits

Installer

v0.6.2 · GPL-3.0 · source

SHOWN AT 150% · PORTED FROM THE APP'S OWN RENDERER

01 · DETAIL LEVELS

One widget.Every shape you work in.

Three detail levels, switched live from the context menu.

02 · SOURCES

Four providers.Zero API keys.

It reads each tool's existing login. Read-only. Never rotates a token, so your CLIs stay signed in.

SRC · CLAUDE CODE LOGIN

Claude

The live server-side percentages for every window, the same numbers /usage shows.

5-hour session · weekly · Opus · Sonnet

SRC · CODEX CLI LOGIN

OpenAI Codex

Session and weekly windows from your ChatGPT subscription, with reset times.

5-hour session · weekly

SRC · GH CLI / PAT

GitHub Copilot

The same quotas the Copilot extensions read, including the date each one resets.

premium requests · chat · completions

SRC · ANTIGRAVITY SESSION

Google Antigravity

The shared model pools Antigravity actually meters.

Gemini pool · Claude/GPT pool

03 · TELEMETRY

Measured.Not promised.

AUDIT 2026-08-23 · RELEASE-MIN BUILD · ELEVATED

0.005%of one CPU core at idle

0.00%GPU engine time — the UI is drawn on the CPU

37MBworking set

3.7MBinstaller, no runtime dependencies

HONEST DISPLAY STATES · LIVE

When a source is down, old data turns grey and shows its age. A window that has provably reset shows an ≈0% estimate, marked as an estimate. It never pretends.

04 · TASKBAR

Hide the widget.Keep the signal.

Closed, it does not go away — it moves into the taskbar. Here it is taken apart: the bar, our tray icon integrated into the system row, the mini panel living as its own window above it, and the tooltip on top. Scroll to fill the limits and put it back together; hover a layer for what it is.

0%

Claude 0% · Codex 0% · Copilot 0% · Antigravity 0%

taskbar

tray icon

panel

tooltip

05 · PLAYGROUND

Touch itbefore you install it.

These are the widget's real options, not a mock-up. Drag it. Recolor it. Reshape it.

DETAIL

LAYOUT

WIDTH

PALETTE

OPACITY 45%

BRIGHTNESS 100%

SATURATION 55%

DESKTOP

Use my wallpaper

Drop a picture on the glass or paste one. It is read in your browser and goes nowhere.

One command.

PS C:\> winget install napxlexn.AILimits

or take the file

INSTALLER Download for Windows 11 AiLimits-Setup-0.6.2.exe · 3.7 MB · no admin rights PORTABLE Zip, nothing installed AiLimits-Portable-0.6.2.zip · 3.0 MB · unpack and run

Both are the v0.6.2 release build, the same one winget, Scoop and the one-liner fetch. All releases and checksums.

Prefer no install at all?

PORTABLE ZIP

On every release: the two executables, the licence and trademark notices, and the README. Nothing is written outside the folder you unpack it into.

WHAT THE ONE-LINER DOES

The PowerShell tab downloads the installer for the latest release and checks it against the SHA-256 digest GitHub publishes for that asset before running it.

Questions people actually ask

How do I check my Claude Code session and weekly limit?

Install AI Limits and log in to Claude Code as usual. The widget reads the Claude Code login on your machine and shows the 5-hour session, the weekly window and the weekly Opus and Sonnet windows with live percentages and reset countdowns. Nothing to configure.

Does it need API keys?

No. It reads the logins your CLI tools already have: Claude Code, Codex CLI, the gh CLI and the Antigravity CLI session. The tokens are used read-only and never rotated, so your tools stay logged in. API keys are an optional extra path, stored in Windows Credential Manager, never in a config file.

Which providers are supported?

Claude (Anthropic), OpenAI Codex via a ChatGPT subscription, GitHub Copilot including premium requests, and Google Antigravity. Each one can be toggled from the context menu; disabled providers make no network requests.

Does it slow the PC down?

Measured, not estimated: an automated audit of the release build records about 0.005% of one CPU core, no GPU engine time at all, a working set around 37 MB and no raised timer resolution. Polling pauses after five minutes without input, and while the workstation is locked.

Is it free?

Yes. Open source under GPL-3.0; the code, releases and issue tracker live on GitHub.

Does it show GitHub Copilot premium requests?

Yes. The Copilot rows show the premium requests, chat and completions quotas with the date each one resets, read from the same endpoint the Copilot extensions use.

What does the tray icon show?

Two concentric rings: the busiest provider on the outer ring, the runner-up inside, both sweeping clockwise from 12 o'clock. A value too small for an arc becomes a dot, and only a true 100% closes the ring, so the shape never lies. It is one of two indicators: the alternative is the taskbar panel, which paints the first two providers onto the bar as digits and bars instead. You pick one from the Indicator submenu.