Usage limits: stable account order (setting to sort by name or manually instead of next reset)

[ebrardushullovcii]

Problem

On Usage → Limits, the account columns inside a provider reorder themselves over time. With three Claude accounts I can't build a habit of "my CLI login is the right-hand bar": as session timers count down and reset, accounts swap places, and an account I think of as separate (a direct CLI login vs. two pooled accounts) often lands in the middle.

The order comes from collectLimitPools: accounts are sorted by the reset time of the session window, soonest first, with accounts that have no active session pushed to the end, and name only as a tie-break:

t3code/packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts

Lines 389 to 403 in 1c8e79e

	const orderReset = (account: LimitAccount) => {
	const window = account.limits.windows.find(
	(window) => orderWindow && poolKey(driver, window) === poolKey(driver, orderWindow),
	);
	return (
	(window ? resetMillis(poolMember(account, window, now).window) : null) ??
	Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY
	);
	};
	const sorted = [...members].sort(
	(left, right) =>
	orderReset(left) - orderReset(right) ||
	accountSortName(left).localeCompare(accountSortName(right)) ||
	left.key.localeCompare(right.key),
	);

So the layout changes whenever a session starts or resets, which is several times a day.

Example

Claude, same page a few hours apart:

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Earlier	account A	account B	CLI
Now	account A (resets in 51m)	CLI (resets in 4h 41m)	account B (no session, 0%)

Nothing about the accounts changed, only their timers.

Proposal

A setting for account order on the Limits page, keeping today's behavior as the default:

• Next reset first (current default)
• By name: alphabetical by display name / email, stable over time
• Optionally Manual: drag to reorder, remembered per provider

Even just "By name" would fix it, since provider instances can already be renamed to control that order.

Related

• Usage limits: give each account its own row instead of splitting one bar #14755 (each account on its own row) touches the same page but not ordering.

[Meorir]

I second this too. Consistent account ordering and color coding would make it much easier to read the usage limits.