Claude — live, nothing to do

Reads Anthropic's own account usage endpoint with the sign-in Claude Code already holds on this machine, so you get the same session and weekly percentages the /usage command shows, including the per-model weekly limit and the split across Claude Code, chats and Cowork.

No cookie to paste. Earlier builds asked for the sessionKey from your browser; that step is gone.

AgnView only ever reads that sign-in and never writes to it, because the file belongs to Claude Code and rewriting it would risk your login. So if the token has gone stale, the card says exactly that and asks you to start Claude Code, which refreshes it by itself.

ChatGPT / Codex — live, nothing to do

Reads a real API (/backend-api/wham/usage) with the token from your Codex CLI sign-in at ~/.codex/auth.json. The 5-hour and weekly windows update on every refresh.

AntiGravity and Gemini — keep AntiGravity open

This is the one thing on this page that needs you. Both of these figures come from the same place: the AntiGravity desktop app, which prints its own limits and the Gemini model limits side by side in its model picker. Nothing else on this machine publishes either number.

1. Open the AntiGravity desktop app and leave it running. The agy command line on its own publishes no figure, so the app is what matters.
2. Open its model picker so the Five Hour and Weekly figures are on screen.
3. Refresh here while that panel is still showing.

While the app is open, AgnView reads the panel by itself over AntiGravity's own local debug connection. Nothing to paste, no console. The catch is timing: the panel is a hover menu that closes the moment you click elsewhere, including clicking into this window, so a scheduled refresh only catches a figure when the panel happens to be open at that moment. That is why the card can say "AntiGravity is running, but its usage panel is not on screen" — it is telling you which of the two steps is missing.

If the timing is awkward, the card's Edit screen gives you a snippet to paste into AntiGravity's own DevTools console instead, which reads the same panel and posts the same figures.

Why there is no paste-once, live-forever option: AntiGravity holds its credential inside the running process and binds a new local port every time it starts, so there is nothing stable for AgnView to keep. Separately, Google has stopped serving Code Assist quota to the Gemini CLI for personal accounts and points at AntiGravity instead, so the AntiGravity panel is now the only route to a Gemini figure as well.

DeepSeek and local harnesses — live, nothing to do

DeepSeek reports your account balance from its own API with the key you added. That is money, not a share of a window, so it shows as a balance with no progress bar. A local harness (Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio) enforces no quota at all, so its card confirms the endpoint answers and shows no figure, because there is none to show.

Reading the cards

• Source and age, on every card: which source produced the figure and how long ago. A reading that has gone stale is marked, so an old number can never pass for a current one.
• Countdowns are live. AgnView stores the instant a window ends, never the words, so the time remaining is worked out fresh every time you load the page and stays right across restarts.
• No bar means no published limit. A figure with no denominator, such as a token count or a balance, shows the number and no progress bar rather than implying a limit nobody published.
• "binding" marks the window the provider says is the one currently constraining the account, which is not always the highest percentage.
• "derived" means AgnView worked the figure out on this machine rather than the provider reporting it, so it is real but is not a share of a plan limit.

A new install

Nothing to set up. On first start AgnView finds the agent tools already signed in on the machine and adds a card for each, so usage is correct straight away. Install another tool later and Add Account picks it up. No provider needs a credential pasted in except DeepSeek, which has no local sign-in to read.