Know what you have left.

Live quota, model, context and cache data.
One resizable pane, scoped to your tools’ credentials.

Install QuotaDeck View on GitHub ↗

See QuotaDeck in your workspace2 panes3 panes4 panes

Swipe the screenshot to see each pane.

Real Herdr window with 2 panes, including one QuotaDeck pane — Claude Code + QuotaDeck. Real harness sessions working on an isolated ClipBench example. QuotaDeck values are illustrative.

Real Herdr window with 3 panes, including one QuotaDeck pane — Claude Code and OpenCode on the left; QuotaDeck full-height on the right. Real harness sessions working on an isolated ClipBench example. QuotaDeck values are illustrative.

Real Herdr window with 4 panes, including one QuotaDeck pane — Claude Code, OpenCode and Hermes, with QuotaDeck in the upper-right pane. Real harness sessions working on an isolated ClipBench example. QuotaDeck values are illustrative.

Open a resizable pane prefix+shift+dSettings prefix+shift+q · click settings · press s when focused

Claude

Codex

Grok

Agy

OpenCode

Hermes

OpenRouter

OMP

A view beside your work

Keep the limits in sight.

See quota across your tools without leaving your session. Model, context and cache stay close; missing credentials and unknown resets stay explicit.

Your providers. One place.

Claude, Codex, Grok, Agy, OpenCode, Hermes, OpenRouter and OMP. Each integration reports the data its local credentials and provider make available.

OpenRouter credits live in the dashboard. Dollar-based balances remain dollar-based. Reset times appear only when supplied.

QuotaDeck dashboard showing provider quotas and credit balances — Dashboard detail. Illustrative values; open any screenshot for its full-size view.

Make it yours

Controls within reach.

Choose remaining or used quota. Change provider order, colors and fields. Keep the sidebar packed or stacked, and sort manually or by least quota left.

Open Settings with prefix+shift+q, click the footer, or press s in your dashboard.

No icon font? Choose Unicode glyphs or names alone. Collection works either way.

QuotaDeck settings with layout, refresh interval, colors and provider controls — Keyboard and click access. Settings apply to your local install.

Bring it into Herdr

Use the accounts you already have.

No separate QuotaDeck login. Install the plugin, apply its reversible setup, and restart existing agent panes once.

Requires Herdr 0.8.2+, Git, Rust 1.95+ and a supported agent CLI. Windows builds also need the MSVC C++ linker. The first build can take a few minutes.

WINDOWS · MACOS · LINUX

herdr plugin install ArtMoreno/quota-deck
herdr plugin action invoke configure --plugin herdr-agent-quota-win

Confirm setup completed with herdr plugin log list --plugin herdr-agent-quota-win --limit 5. Look for status: succeeded, then use quotadeck on Windows to run in the current pane, or prefix+shift+d for an additional split.

Updating or using a named session?

On Windows, close QuotaDeck’s dashboard and Settings before updating so the executable can be replaced. Your agent panes can stay open.

From outside a named Herdr session, put --session <name> immediately after herdr. Full setup and troubleshooting ↗

Local credentials.

Uses credentials available to your tools. No separate account directory to maintain.

Reversible setup.

Repair the install when needed. Uninstall restores plugin-owned configuration.

Honest data.

Unavailable stays unavailable. Prompt-derived topics are off by default.