See what is leftbefore it runs out.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity plans refill on a clock. A small gauge under Ask Dex shows what is left on each account, and warns you in amber when your pace would empty a window before it refills.
A glance under Dex,the detail one click away.
The lip under the Ask Dex capsule shows the window that runs out first on each account, by name. Press it for the card: every window, when it refills, and where an even pace would leave you by now.
- Claude Code shows its session, its week and the week some models keep on their own.
- Cursor reads in dollars: what is left of the month, and any on-demand spend.
- Antigravity shows a cap per model group, Gemini models in one and the rest in another.
See it coming,not when it hits.
When your pace so far would empty a window clearly before it refills, the card says when, in amber, under the bar. Plenty of warning to slow down, or to start the next task on another account.
- A meter turns amber at a quarter left, and its account turns amber in the lip too.
- The warning only speaks once a window has enough history to mean something.
- Running dry a few hours before a weekly reset is a rounding error, so it stays quiet.
When it cannot read,it says why.
An account the gauge cannot read says what is wrong and what fixes it, in one line, with the button beside it. Nothing is guessed, and nothing goes quiet without a reason.
- An expired sign-in offers Sign in again.
- An agent signed in with an API key is billed per token, so there is no plan limit to show.
- A provider that is unreachable keeps the last answer for a while, with how old it is.
What it reads, agent by agent
Each from its own sign-in on this computer.
- Claude CodeLive from every turn
- The five-hour session and the weekly cap, plus the separate week some models have.
- CodexLive from every turn
- A weekly or a five-hour window, depending on your plan.
- Cursor
- What is left of the month in dollars, and what you spent on demand this cycle.
- AntigravitymacOS
- A weekly cap per model group: Gemini models share one, Claude and GPT models another.
- OpenCode
- No gauge: it bills through the provider keys it holds.
Your plans, read, never resold.
The limits belong to the plans you already pay for. Deska reads them to show you what is left, and when one runs low, a second account of the same agent can take the next task.
Live while agents work
Claude Code and Codex report their limits on every turn, so a running task moves the gauge at once. The rest are checked every few minutes while Deska is in front.
Every account counts
Each agent is read from its own sign-in. A second account of the same agent gets a gauge of its own, under its own name.
It tells you what to do
An expired sign-in offers Sign in again, an agent on an API key says it is billed per token, and a failed check keeps the last answer with its age.
Worth knowing
- Where
- Under the Ask Dex capsule, and its card one click away
- Claude Code
- Five-hour session, weekly cap, and some models’ own week
- Codex
- A weekly or five-hour window, depending on the plan
- Cursor
- The monthly allowance in dollars, plus on-demand spend
- Antigravity
- A weekly cap per model group, on macOS
- OpenCode
- No gauge, it bills through its own provider keys
- Turns amber
- At a quarter left, or when your pace runs out first
- On the phone
- Plan usage on each computer, on Deska Pro
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