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pi-codex-limit

v1.8.2

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Codex subscription usage footer widget for Pi

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Readme

pi-codex-limit

Codex subscription usage footer widget for Pi. Shows 5-hour and weekly usage limits for openai-codex models, and provides a /codex-limit command with an interactive usage dashboard.

Install

Global

pi install npm:pi-codex-limit

Project-local

Writes to .pi/settings.json — portable across teams:

pi install -l npm:pi-codex-limit

Visual Demo

Default Footer

Custom Footer (with pi-footer-mode)

The custom footer adds a minimal usage percentage showing your 5-hour window consumption, giving you instant visibility into remaining quota:

/codex-limit Command

Running /codex-limit opens an interactive dashboard with usage statistics and a shortcut.

Features

  • Footer widget showing 5-hour usage percentage when using openai-codex models
  • /codex-limit command — interactive view with plan type, masked email, per-window usage, and a shortcut to open the Codex dashboard

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