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@kmiyh/pi-codex-plan-limits

v1.0.1

Published

Pi extension that shows live Codex plan usage: remaining 5h and weekly limits, reset times, and cached fallback snapshots.

Readme

@kmiyh/pi-codex-plan-limits

@kmiyh/pi-codex-plan-limits is a Pi extension that shows your OpenAI Codex subscription limits in Pi's footer.

It replaces the less useful subscription footer segment with:

  • 5h remaining limit
  • Weekly remaining limit
  • reset time for both windows

codex-plan-limits.jpg

Installation

pi install npm:@kmiyh/pi-codex-plan-limits

What it does

When Pi is using:

  • provider: openai-codex
  • auth mode: OAuth / subscription auth

the extension modifies the footer and shows Codex plan limits.

If Pi is using any other model, or openai-codex without subscription auth, the extension disables itself and the default Pi footer is restored.

How it works

The extension uses Pi's own auth session for openai-codex and fetches usage from OpenAI's backend:

https://chatgpt.com/backend-api/wham/usage

It does not depend on a separate Codex CLI login and does not read ~/.codex/sessions.

If a live refresh fails, it keeps the last successful snapshot fetched through Pi.

Refresh behavior

The limits are refreshed:

  • on session start
  • when the model changes
  • after turns finish
  • every 60 seconds

Event-driven refreshes are throttled to avoid excessive requests.

Local development

npm install
npm run typecheck

For testing:

pi -e ./src/index.ts

License

MIT