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@kodo/agent-meter

v1.0.7

Published

CLI tool for managing multiple Codex OAuth accounts and checking rate limits

Downloads

76

Readme

@kodo/agent-meter

CLI tool for managing multiple Codex OAuth accounts and checking their rate limits / usage.

screenshot

Install

npm install -g @kodo/agent-meter

Or run directly with npx:

npx -y @kodo/agent-meter@latest list

If you do not install globally, replace agent-meter in the examples below with npx -y @kodo/agent-meter@latest.

Usage

# Add a new account (opens browser for OAuth login, then auto-checks usage)
agent-meter add

# List all accounts with real-time usage check
agent-meter list

# Show the default account and the shell's effective auth state
agent-meter current

# Switch the default Codex account for the current shell
eval "$(agent-meter use <email-or-id>)"

# Launch Codex directly with a selected account
agent-meter codex <email-or-id>

# Diagnose why switching is not taking effect
agent-meter doctor [email-or-id]

# Remove an account by email
agent-meter delete <email>

How it works

  • add creates an isolated CODEX_HOME directory, runs codex login, then immediately checks usage
  • list concurrently checks all accounts via the OAuth usage API and displays a table with progress bars
  • current shows the default account, the shell's effective auth source, and whether environment variables are overriding CODEX_HOME
  • use changes the default account and prints shell code that unsets conflicting OpenAI env vars and exports CODEX_HOME=...; to affect the current shell, wrap it with eval "$( ... )"
  • codex launches a new Codex CLI process with the selected account, so you can switch accounts without shell eval
  • doctor diagnoses why switching may not be taking effect and prints copy-paste fixes
  • use only affects new Codex CLI processes; restart any running codex session after switching
  • delete removes the account and its CODEX_HOME directory
  • If a token expires during list, you'll be prompted to re-login on the spot

Troubleshooting

# Diagnose the current shell
agent-meter doctor

# Diagnose a specific target account
agent-meter doctor [email protected]

Prerequisites

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --json | Output raw JSON | | --verbose | Enable verbose logging | | --data-dir <path> | Override the default ~/.agent-meter directory |

License

MIT