claude-pace 0.8.0 → 0.8.1

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  # Claude Pace
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- A lightweight status line for Claude Code that tracks your 5-hour and 7-day rate limit usage in real time. Pure Bash + jq, single file, zero npm.
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+ A lightweight Claude Code status line and rate limit tracker that shows your 5-hour and 7-day quota usage in real time. Pure Bash + jq, single file, zero npm.
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- Most statuslines show "you used 60%." That number means nothing without context. 60% with 30 minutes left? Fine, the window resets soon. 60% with 4 hours left? You're about to hit the wall. claude-pace compares your burn rate to the time remaining and shows the delta: are you ahead of pace or behind?
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+ If you are searching for a Claude Code statusline, a Claude Code quota monitor, or a Claude Code usage tracker, claude-pace is built for that narrow job. It shows not only how much quota you have used, but whether your current burn rate is sustainable before the window resets.
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  ![claude-pace statusline demo](.github/claude-pace-demo.gif)
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+ ## TL;DR
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+ - Claude Code status line with `5h` and `7d` quota usage, reset countdowns, and pace delta
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+ - Pace-aware rate limit tracking, `⇡15%` means overspending, `⇣15%` means headroom
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+ - Pure Bash + jq, single file, no Node.js runtime and no lockfile churn
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+ - Install as a Claude Code plugin, with `npx`, or as a single script
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+ Most statuslines show "you used 60%." That number means nothing without context. 60% with 30 minutes left? Fine, the window resets soon. 60% with 4 hours left? You are about to hit the wall. claude-pace compares your burn rate to the time remaining and shows the delta.
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  - **⇣15%** green = you've used 15% less than expected. Headroom. Keep going.
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  - **⇡15%** red = you're burning 15% faster than sustainable. Slow down.
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  - **15%** / **20%** = used in the 5h and 7d windows. **3h** = resets in 3 hours.
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  - Top line: model, effort, project `(branch)`, `3f +24 -7` = git diff stats
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- ## Install
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+ Claude Code supports custom status lines through its `statusLine` setting and `/statusline` workflow in the official docs:
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+ - [Customize your status line](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/statusline)
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+ - [Claude Code settings](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/settings)
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+ ## Table of Contents
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+ - [Install This Claude Code Statusline](#install-this-claude-code-statusline)
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+ - [Upgrade](#upgrade)
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+ - [Claude Code Statusline Comparison](#claude-code-statusline-comparison)
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+ - [How Claude Pace Tracks Quota](#how-claude-pace-tracks-quota)
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+ - [Claude Code Statusline FAQ](#claude-code-statusline-faq)
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+ ## Install This Claude Code Statusline
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  Requires `jq`.
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  Release notifications: Watch this repo → Custom → Releases.
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- ## How It Compares
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+ ## Claude Code Statusline Comparison
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  | | claude-pace | [claude-hud](https://github.com/jarrodwatts/claude-hud) | [CCometixLine](https://github.com/Haleclipse/CCometixLine) | [ccstatusline](https://github.com/sirmalloc/ccstatusline) |
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  Need themes, powerline aesthetics, or TUI config? Try [ccstatusline](https://github.com/sirmalloc/ccstatusline). The entire source of claude-pace is [one file](claude-pace.sh). Read it.
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- ## Under the Hood
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+ ## How Claude Pace Tracks Quota
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  Claude Code polls the statusline every ~300ms:
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  | Data | Source | Cache |
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  |------|--------|-------|
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  | Model, context, cost | stdin JSON (single `jq` call) | None needed |
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- | Quota (5h, 7d, pace) | stdin `rate_limits` (CC >= 2.1.80) | None needed (real-time) |
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+ | Quota (5h, 7d, pace) | stdin `rate_limits`; fallback to last-known private cache when `rate_limits` is absent | Private cache root, accepted only before cached reset |
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  | Git branch + diff | `git` commands | Private cache dir, 5s TTL |
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- Usage tracking requires Claude Code `2.1.80+`, where `rate_limits` is available in statusline stdin. claude-pace does not call the Anthropic Usage API.
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+ Best experience is on Claude Code `2.1.80+`, where `rate_limits` is available in statusline stdin. When a later statusline run omits `rate_limits`, claude-pace can reuse the last known stdin quota snapshot from its private cache until either cached reset time expires.
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  Cache files live in a private per-user directory (`$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/claude-pace` or `~/.cache/claude-pace`, mode 700). All cache reads are validated before use. No files are ever written to shared `/tmp`.
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- ## FAQ
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+ ## Claude Code Statusline FAQ
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  **Does it need Node.js?**
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  No. Only `jq` (available via `brew install jq` or your package manager). No npm, no node_modules, no lock files.
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  claude-pace compares your current usage percentage to the fraction of time elapsed in each window (5-hour and 7-day). If you've used 40% of your quota but only 30% of the time has passed, the pace delta shows ⇡10% (red, burning too fast). If you've used 30% with 40% of time elapsed, it shows ⇣10% (green, headroom).
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  **Does it make network calls?**
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- No. All displayed quota data comes from stdin. If `rate_limits` is missing, claude-pace shows `--` for quota and can still show the local session cost.
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+ No. Quota data comes from stdin `rate_limits` on Claude Code `2.1.80+`. If a later statusline run omits `rate_limits`, claude-pace can reuse the last known stdin quota snapshot from its private cache as long as that snapshot's reset times are still in the future. Otherwise it falls back to `--` and may still show the local session cost.
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  **Can I inspect the source?**
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  The entire tool is [one Bash file](claude-pace.sh). Read it before you install it.
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+ # Valid quota snapshots must contain integer usage values and future reset
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+ # epochs for both windows. Partial or expired snapshots never enter the cache.
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+ _valid_quota_snapshot() {
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+ local u5="$1" u7="$2" r5="$3" r7="$4"
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+ [[ "$u5" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || return 1
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+ [[ "$u7" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || return 1
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+ [[ "$r5" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || return 1
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+ [[ "$r7" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || return 1
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+ ((r5 > NOW && r7 > NOW))
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  # Collects live Git metadata for DIR. On non-repos, leaves defaults in place
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+ [[ "$CACHE_OK" == "1" ]] && QC="${_CD}/claude-sl-quota"
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  _stale() { [ ! -f "$1" ] || [ $((NOW - $(stat -f%m "$1" 2>/dev/null || stat -c%Y "$1" 2>/dev/null || echo 0))) -gt "$2" ]; }
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+ # Guard: resets_at=0 means field missing, leave RM empty so _usage skips it.
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+ if [[ -n "$QC" ]] && _valid_quota_snapshot "$U5" "$U7" "$R5" "$R7"; then
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+ "description": "Claude Code statusline and rate limit tracker. Pure Bash + jq, single file.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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