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QuotaQuota

VS Code extension

The extension puts a Quota button in your status bar and opens a panel with every quota you’ve connected. You can also pin specific quotas next to the button so they’re always visible while you code.

It works in VS Code and in editors that use Open VSX, like Antigravity and Kiro. It keeps its own accounts, separate from the desktop app.

The Quota panel in VS Code showing Copilot, Codex, Claude Code, Antigravity and Kiro usage

Install

Section titled “Install”

Search for Quota: AI Usage Tracker in the Extensions view, or open it on the Visual Studio Marketplace.

Connect a provider

Section titled “Connect a provider”

Open the Command Palette and run the connect command for the provider you want:

  • Quota: Connect GitHub Copilot
  • Quota: Connect Codex
  • Quota: Connect Claude Code
  • Quota: Connect Antigravity
  • Quota: Connect Kiro
  • Quota: Connect Grok
  • Quota: Connect OpenCode Go

Each one follows that provider’s own sign-in flow. For Grok you can skip the browser and run Quota: Import Local Grok CLI Account, which reads ~/.grok/auth.json. OpenCode Go asks for your Go API key from the OpenCode console instead.

If a Codex, Claude Code or Grok login expires, the panel keeps the account and shows a Reauthenticate action.

The panel

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Click the Quota button or run Quota: Open Quota Panel. Each card shows the provider and quota name, the account, the percentage, when it resets and when it last updated. The layout goes from one column to several as you make the panel wider.

Status bar tracks

Section titled “Status bar tracks”

The Quota status bar button with pinned tracks

Add track IDs to quota.statusBar.items to pin them next to the button. Each one gets a small colored dot:

  • 🟢 more than 30% left
  • 🟡 11 to 30% left
  • 🔴 10% or less left
  • ⚪ no percentage data
Provider Track IDs
GitHub Copilot githubCopilot.premium, githubCopilot.chat, githubCopilot.inline
Codex codex.primary (5 hour), codex.weekly
Claude Code claude.fiveHour, claude.weekly, claude.weeklySonnet, claude.extraUsage
Antigravity antigravity.gemini, antigravity.geminiWeekly, antigravity.claude, antigravity.claudeWeekly
Kiro kiro.promptCredits
Grok grok.credits, grok.monthlySpend, grok.onDemand
OpenCode Go opencodeGo.fiveHour, opencodeGo.weekly, opencodeGo.monthly

Settings

Section titled “Settings”

Run Quota: Open Settings, or add these to your settings.json. These are the defaults, apart from the example track:

{
  "quota.refresh.intervalSeconds": 120,
  "quota.providers.enabled": [
    "githubCopilot",
    "codex",
    "claude",
    "antigravity",
    "kiro",
    "grok",
    "opencodeGo"
  ],
  "quota.statusBar.enabled": true,
  "quota.statusBar.items": ["codex.primary"],
  "quota.statusBar.display": "percentRemaining",
  "quota.statusBar.maxItems": 3
}

Set quota.statusBar.display to percentUsed if you’d rather see what you’ve used. The panel bars follow the same setting.

Commands

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Every provider has a matching Connect, Refresh and Disconnect command, like Quota: Refresh Codex or Quota: Disconnect Kiro. The general ones are:

Command What it does
Quota: Open Quota Panel Opens the panel
Quota: Refresh Summary Refreshes every connected provider
Quota: Open Settings Opens Quota’s settings
Quota: Import Local Grok CLI Account Imports Grok accounts from ~/.grok/auth.json

Disconnecting deletes the extension’s stored credentials and cached usage for that provider.