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Coding-assistant limits at the edge of your screen.

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CodeRim with illustrative usage rings at the edge of a macOS screen

CodeRim keeps coding-assistant usage limits, reset times, and session activity visible in a small edge notch. It is available as a native macOS app and a Windows 11 implementation preview, with local token history for Codex and Claude Code. The Windows preview does not yet have full macOS feature parity.

Features by platform

Feature macOS Windows preview
Provider connections 70 providers 23 implemented; 47 pending
Desktop interface Menu bar and edge notch Tray, dashboard, and edge notch
Local Codex / Claude history Token history, charts, and cost estimates Token history, charts, and cost estimates
Terminal CLI Included Included
Saved account switching Codex and Claude Code Not yet available
Widgets macOS widgets Not yet available
Automatic updates Signed Sparkle updates Manual ZIP download

Local token history is scoped to this computer across accounts. See the Windows capability matrix for individual provider status and remaining work.

Install

Current release: 2.1.5 · Release notes

macOS

macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel.

Download for macOS

brew tap dlfkdLR/tap &&
brew install --cask dlfkdLR/tap/coderim

The app is ad-hoc signed, not Apple-notarized. See installation and first launch for checksum verification, macOS approval, and CodexMeter migration.

If Homebrew reports an unavailable cask or cannot find the old CodexMeter.app, follow the installation repair.

Open Settings → Providers → Add Provider, connect your tools, and hover a ring. Get started.

Windows preview

Windows 11 · x64 and ARM64 · .NET included.

Download x64 ZIP · Download ARM64 ZIP · SHA-256 checksums

Windows binaries are unsigned. Verify your ZIP against the matching checksum before extracting it. Extract it into a permanent folder and open CodeRim.exe, or close CodeRim and run this from the extracted folder in PowerShell for a per-user installation:

./install.ps1 -AddCliToPath -Launch

The installer creates a Start menu shortcut and adds the coderim CLI to your user PATH without administrator access. Open a new terminal afterwards. Use Settings → Providers to connect providers; see Windows setup and feature status for Codex, Claude Code, and the remaining limitations.

macOS providers

70 providers in the macOS catalogue, each with its own setup guide. Windows connection availability is listed separately in the capability matrix. Full catalogue and connection details.

  • Codex — Account limits and local token history.
  • OpenAI — API usage, spending, and available credits.
  • Azure OpenAI — Endpoint and deployment checks, not account quotas.
  • Claude Code — Local token history and status-line usage limits.
  • ClinePass — Five-hour, weekly, and monthly limits.
  • Cursor — Plan usage from the editor or Cursor Agent.
  • OpenCode Zen — Zen workspace subscription usage.
  • OpenCode Go — Go-plan usage from your OpenCode sign-in.
  • Alibaba Coding Plan — Alibaba Coding Plan quotas.
  • Alibaba Token Plan — Bailian token-plan usage.
  • Qwen Cloud — Individual Token Plan limits.
  • Droid / Factory — Factory usage and billing.
  • Fireworks — Account spending over the past 30 days.
  • Gemini CLI — Quotas through Gemini CLI credentials.
  • Antigravity — Model allowances from the local language server.
  • GitHub Copilot — Copilot quotas from your GitHub CLI sign-in.
  • Devin — Account quota windows.
  • GLM / Z.ai — Z.ai Coding Plan usage.
  • MiniMax — Coding Plan usage.
  • Manus — Credit balance and daily allowances.
  • Kimi Code — Kimi Code quotas and rate limits.
  • Kilo — Kilo Pass usage.
  • Kiro — CLI usage and monthly credits.
  • Vertex AI — Google Cloud quota usage.
  • Augment — Account credits.
  • JetBrains AI — Available quota data from installed JetBrains IDEs.
  • Moonshot / Kimi Open Platform — Kimi Open Platform API balance.
  • Amp — CLI usage and account credits.
  • T3 Chat — Chat usage allowances.
  • Ollama Cloud — Cloud usage with an API key.
  • Ollama Local — Loaded models and local memory usage.
  • Synthetic — API quota windows.
  • OpenRouter — Credit balance and spending.
  • ElevenLabs — Subscription credits and usage.
  • Warp — Request limits and credits.
  • Windsurf — Plan usage from editor or browser sessions.
  • Zed — Editor plan and usage allowances.
  • Perplexity — Account usage credits.
  • Xiaomi MiMo — Account balance and token-plan usage.
  • Doubao — Ark plan usage and request-limit checks.
  • Sakana AI — Quota windows and available credits.
  • Abacus AI — ChatLLM and RouteLLM compute credits.
  • Mistral — API spending and plan allowances.
  • DeepSeek — API credit balance.
  • DeepInfra — Balance, spending, and configured limits.
  • Codebuff — Credits and weekly limits.
  • Crof — Credit balance and available request quotas.
  • Venice — DIEM and USD balances.
  • Command Code — Account credit usage.
  • Qoder — Model credit usage.
  • StepFun — Step Plan limits.
  • AWS Bedrock — AWS spending and budgets.
  • Grok — Credits and usage through Grok CLI.
  • Groq / GroqCloud — Console usage and spending.
  • LLM Proxy — Proxy quotas and usage.
  • LiteLLM — Key and team spending budgets.
  • Deepgram — Speech and API usage metrics.
  • Poe — Point balance and usage history.
  • Chutes — Subscription usage and quota windows.
  • Neuralwatt — API quota usage.
  • ClawRouter — Router spending and monthly budgets.
  • LongCat — Account quota windows.
  • sub2api — Gateway quotas and wallet balance.
  • Wayfinder — Local gateway health and route statistics.
  • ZenMux — Quota windows and prepaid balance.
  • ai& — Spending over the past 30 days.
  • ZoomMate — Credit usage.
  • xAI — Team balance and API spending.
  • Notion AI — AI usage allowances.
  • IBM Bob — Bobcoin usage.

Docs

macOS installation · Windows setup · Getting started · Providers · Token history · Accounts · CLI · Widgets · Privacy · Troubleshooting

All documentation · Changelog · Security

Credits and license

MIT. The edge-notch interface and supporting code include portions from Codenotch, MIT © 2026 Vinz. Provider integrations use CodexBar, and updates use Sparkle. Preserve LICENSE and NOTICE when redistributing.

CodeRim is an unofficial utility, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI or Anthropic.

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