One line above the prompt: context tokens with their weather, a bar per recent prompt, your 5-hour and 7-day limits against the time elapsed, the prompt cache with its time left, the session cost with the last prompt's share in dollars and in points of the 5-hour limit, and the subagents running. Labels in English, French or Russian. After Token Weather (Anthropic, Apache-2.0) and the ideas of usage-meter (HolyGrail) and prompt-cache-control (Daniel San).
A cockpit for Claude Code: plan bars and subagent strips, context, usage limits with reset countdowns and burn rates, spend, the model route and a pet. Six bar styles, three collapsed looks. CLI and Desktop.
⏵⏵ auto mode on · ← for agents 5h ━━━─────── 26% ↻ 2h 7mYour subscription usage at the bottom right of Claude Code: the 5-hour and weekly windows, taking turns, side by side or fixed on one of them.
╭─ CONTEXT ────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ ████▊░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 22% of 200K · GOOD │
├─ STATS ──────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ ↓ 44.0K ↑ 1.4K │ $0.41 │ ⏱ 10m 12s │ +128/-34 │
├─ REPO ───────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ ◆ Opus 4.8 · main · 16:21 │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
A boxed multi-line panel with auto-sizing borders: a context section with a gradient bar and status word, a stats section (tokens, cost, duration, lines changed), and a repo section (model, git branch with file counts, clock, vim mode), in a terracotta Claude-brand palette.
app · main · Opus-4.8 · effort high · ctx 22% · 5h 26% ↻2h6m · 7d 7% ↻2d0hOne-line status bar showing your directory, git branch (with a * when dirty), model, live effort level, context-window usage, and 5-hour/7-day rate-limit usage.
Your context window as a stacked bar above the prompt, a color per category, with token counts and the compaction point. /context-bar shows or hides it.
Shows your Claude Code status line in the Claude Desktop app. Runs the statusLine command you already have and draws its output above the prompt. Changes nothing in the terminal.
Opus 4.8 [high] ~/app main
16:20:55 | ⛁ ██░░░░░░░░ 22% | 5h ●◔○○○ 26% ↻2h7m | 7d ◔○○○○○○ 7% ↻2d1h │ $0.41 ⏱ 10m
Two-line status with a block context bar and quarter-step dot meters (◔◑◕●) for the 5-hour and weekly limits (fill shows usage, color shows whether you are ahead of or behind pace), plus model, effort, git and cost. Needs no jq.
Model: Opus 4.8 | Thinking: high | Context: [▰▰▱▱▱▱▱▱▱▱] 45k/200k (22%) | cwd: ~/app | ⎇ main | (+0,-0)
Cost: $0.41 | Block: 2hr 6m | Weekly: 7.0% | Session: 10m | In: 916.7 t/s | Out: 29.2 t/s | Cached: 2k | Session: [▰▱▱▱▱] 26.0%
Mem: 0.8G/1.0G | (*ﾟ∀ﾟ*) | Session ID: b8e1c0d2-4a6f-4e2a-9c1b-3f5d7a9e2c10
Three lines in One Dark: model, thinking effort and a context bar up top; cost, quota, session clock and token throughput in the middle; weather, free memory and a rotating kaomoji below.
Haiku rewrites the draft in the prompt box, keeping its intent; you read it above the prompt and choose whether to use it.
statuslin.es is open source, and every check below is code you can read on GitHub.
You install the exact version that was checked.
Its previews are recorded in a throwaway sandbox.
Nothing goes live on its own, updates included.
Its page shows what it can reach, next to the install button.
