CodexBar0.72.0

CodexBar puts live AI coding usage in the macOS menu bar, showing provider limits, remaining credits, costs, and countdowns to session, weekly, or monthly resets. It covers 87 providers, including Codex, OpenAI, Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, LiteLLM, Helmcode, v0, and TypeSafe, so developers can see when a long task is safe to start. The app also reports balances and monthly spending when a provider exposes those figures, with configurable local cost scans for Codex and Claude.

Usage windows include time-to-reset indicators and burn-rate guidance, while local Codex logs can provide token history and top-model estimates for a selected account. Provider status polling adds incident badges and an icon overlay when a service reports trouble. CodexBar supports connections such as Devin Bearer or Local, Azure OpenAI API keys, AWS Bedrock credentials, LLM Proxy keys, IBM Bob keys, Atlas Cloud keys, and Vercel AI Gateway keys, reusing existing provider sessions without storing passwords on disk.

WidgetKit widgets for supported providers place usage windows, reset timers, and available spending data on the Home Screen or desktop. Small, medium, and large layouts include provider switching, compact credit or cost views, recent-total history charts, session and weekly usage with credits and costs, and burn-down charts comparing remaining budget with an ideal steady pace. A bundled CodexBar command-line binary exposes the same usage output for scripts, CI, and quick terminal checks, with standalone macOS and Linux tarballs released alongside each version.

CodexBar 0.72.0 is freeware, open source, and categorized under System Tools for macOS 14 Sonoma or later on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It suits developers monitoring several AI coding subscriptions, accounts, or API services from one place; supported providers and exposed metrics determine which balances, costs, and limits appear.