Same, I remember being in awe of how well-designed this app was.

I'm currently in based in Medellin, Colombia. This happens to me about 10% of the time, randomly, where the results will be in Spanish. What's more annoying is that my currency selection doesn't persist, and always snaps back to COP when I'm searching flights, etc.

this is very handy, thanks!

I copied this post and gave it to claude code, and had it self-modify CLAUDE.md. It.. worked really well.

> There are no subscriptions, just like a real fireplace

well, logs are an irl subscription

In both cases you pay for the energy used, it's just that there are many more steps to get that energy to your watch!

look at each dot carefully

I'm noticing that Token usage doesn't reset after the time window unless you hit 100%.

This seems like a problem if for example, you hit 90% usage, pass the window, then burn through the remaining 10% quickly and have to wait a long time.

Incredible, thank you for making this!

Can this be installed with uv? https://github.com/astral-sh/uv

Edit:

  # Install uv
  curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

  # Install the required CLI tool (Node.js)
  npm install -g ccusage

  # Clone and setup
  git clone https://github.com/Maciek-roboblog/Claude-Code-Usage-Monitor.git
  cd Claude-Code-Usage-Monitor

  # Install Python deps with uv
  uv add pytz
  chmod +x ccusage_monitor.py

  # Run it
  uv run python ccusage_monitor.py --plan max20 --timezone America/New_York

If the repo was structured as a package e.g. with project.toml and such there would be an even faster one-liner with pipx (https://pipx.pypa.io/latest/):

> pipx install git+https://github.com/Maciek-roboblog/Claude-Code-Usage-Monitor

> ccusage_monitor

I think there is a similar command for uv; uvx? Although, I am not sure if uvx has the same functionality / purpose as pipx.

This is appreciated but FWIW basically anything that can be installed with pip is also trivial (easier, even) to install with uv.

Somewhat relevant GitHub project, for generating Genmoji-style images: https://github.com/EvanZhouDev/open-genmoji

This is awesome! As someone who's trying to be less chronically online, but still wants to keep on top of what's new I love this.