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      Enables Claude Code sessions to check account rate-limit headroom, local token spend, and live session status, with read-only MCP tools for limits, summaries, token usage, and session listing.
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      Enables a Claude Code agent to fetch remaining 5-hour and weekly subscription usage limits, reset times, and per-window breakdowns as JSON. It provides the same figures as /usage through a local, read-only tool.
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      Provides real-time visibility into Claude Pro and Max subscription usage limits directly within Claude Code by utilizing local OAuth tokens. It enables users to monitor session and weekly usage across different models and receive alerts regarding rate-limiting status.
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      Lets a coding agent inspect its own account's subscription limit windows, usage, and cost history, and decide whether to pause and sleep until a limit resets rather than failing mid-task. Supports multiple accounts and providers such as Claude Code and Codex.
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      Enables agents to check remaining Anthropic and OpenAI rate-limit quotas with reset times, plus Hermes Agent token usage, so bots can throttle or stop before hitting limits.
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      Lets an AI agent check its own Claude and Codex usage limits — used percentages and exact reset times for session and weekly windows — so it can plan long-running work around resets instead of dying mid-task. It reads local, credential-free sources by default, always reports which source answered, and ships a hook that pushes quota state into context automatically.
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