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TokenHub 0.1.0

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@colemclauchlan colemclauchlan released this 11 Jul 10:12

First public release.

TokenHub puts your real Claude Code, Claude Cowork and OpenAI Codex usage limits on the Windows taskbar — live 5-hour and 7-day percentages with reset countdowns, a per-provider agent status light, and a full analytics flyout.

Downloads

File What it is
TokenHub_0.1.0_x64_en-US.msi Windows installer (recommended)
TokenHub_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe NSIS installer
TokenHub.exe Portable — no install needed

Requires Windows 10/11 (WebView2, which ships with Windows).

SmartScreen note: these binaries are not code-signed yet, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first run. Click "More info → Run anyway", or build from source — it's MIT-licensed and the entire pipeline is in this repo.

Highlights

  • Taskbar mini-bar — 5h and 7d limit bars with exact percentages and reset countdowns, docked over the taskbar; scroll to flip between Claude and Codex
  • Agent status light — green working / amber waiting for you / red stopped, per provider
  • Accurate numbers — limit percentages come from the provider's own usage API via your local OAuth sign-in (the same source the CLI counter uses); if the API is unreachable you get a clearly-labelled local estimate instead
  • Analytics flyout — tokens, sessions, messages, API-list cost estimates, cache read/write breakdown, per-model share, 14-day trend, combined monthly subscription total
  • Live agent monitoring — every active chat as a card with a per-agent breakdown; idle chats drop off after 10 minutes
  • History — every chat grouped by project; rename, delete, or resume in its terminal
  • Git dashboard — local repos (branch, dirty files, ahead/behind) plus your GitHub accounts
  • Quality of life — usage alerts at 75/90/95%, global hotkey Ctrl+Shift+U, tray icon styles, autostart, display profiles, and an opt-in water-guilt meter

Privacy

Everything is local. TokenHub reads your machine's own log files and (opt-in) the OAuth token your CLI already stores. No server, no telemetry, no account. API keys are stored in Windows Credential Manager.