A pi extension that shows your subscription quota usage (%) in the status bar.
Supported providers:
| Provider | Label | Quota source |
|---|---|---|
Command Code (commandcode) | CC | api.commandcode.ai billing period + 5h window |
OpenCode Go (opencode-go) | OG | opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/usage rolling window |
The quota only appears when you're using a model from a supported provider. Switch to any other provider (e.g. minimax) and the display clears automatically.
In the pi footer, the extension shows one segment per usage window:
CC 5h: 15% resets in 2h · mois: 3% resets in 4d
OG 5h: 10% resets in 2h · mois: 27% resets in 13d
If you also have pi-token-speed installed, the quota appears to the right of your TPS readout (the zz-quota status key sorts right after tokenSpeed).
resets in 2h / 5m / 1d until it resets - the 5h window uses the provider's real reset timestamp; the monthly window uses the provider's reset timestamp when available (OpenCode Go), otherwise the next calendar-month start (Command Code)pi install npm:pi-quota-monitoring
Then /reload or restart pi.
Nothing to configure. Pick a model from a supported provider and the quota shows up in the footer.
The extension reads the API key from pi's model registry (falling back to the standard auth stores), then queries each provider's usage endpoint:
GET https://api.commandcode.ai/alpha/whoami → GET /alpha/billing/credits + GET /alpha/usage/summary - computes the 5-hour window percentage and the monthly billing-period percentage (used / total).GET https://opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/usage - the API returns rolling (≈5h) and monthly percentages directly.The status is set under the key zz-quota, which sorts alphabetically just after tokenSpeed in pi's footer (when pi-token-speed is installed), placing the quota to the right of the TPS display.
MIT
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A pi extension that shows your subscription quota usage (%) in the status bar.
Supported providers:
| Provider | Label | Quota source |
|---|---|---|
Command Code (commandcode) | CC | api.commandcode.ai billing period + 5h window |
OpenCode Go (opencode-go) | OG | opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/usage rolling window |
The quota only appears when you're using a model from a supported provider. Switch to any other provider (e.g. minimax) and the display clears automatically.
In the pi footer, the extension shows one segment per usage window:
CC 5h: 15% resets in 2h · mois: 3% resets in 4d
OG 5h: 10% resets in 2h · mois: 27% resets in 13d
If you also have pi-token-speed installed, the quota appears to the right of your TPS readout (the zz-quota status key sorts right after tokenSpeed).
resets in 2h / 5m / 1d until it resets - the 5h window uses the provider's real reset timestamp; the monthly window uses the provider's reset timestamp when available (OpenCode Go), otherwise the next calendar-month start (Command Code)pi install npm:pi-quota-monitoring
Then /reload or restart pi.
Nothing to configure. Pick a model from a supported provider and the quota shows up in the footer.
The extension reads the API key from pi's model registry (falling back to the standard auth stores), then queries each provider's usage endpoint:
GET https://api.commandcode.ai/alpha/whoami → GET /alpha/billing/credits + GET /alpha/usage/summary - computes the 5-hour window percentage and the monthly billing-period percentage (used / total).GET https://opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/usage - the API returns rolling (≈5h) and monthly percentages directly.The status is set under the key zz-quota, which sorts alphabetically just after tokenSpeed in pi's footer (when pi-token-speed is installed), placing the quota to the right of the TPS display.
MIT
14 commits
TypeScript
100.0%