0${i+1}
+ ${escapeHtml(a.name)}
주간 잔여
${mode==='partial'&&i===1?'이전 ':''}${a.remaining}%
${a.date}
${a.relative}
${i===current?'사용 중':``}
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+The blue bar is Codex; the orange bar is Claude Fable. The numbers show how much weekly usage remains. The widget stays visible while Codex is open, so you can check without leaving your work.
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+- **See what is left across your accounts.** The manager adds their remaining weekly percentages and shows which account resets next.
+- **Check another account without switching.** Refresh one account or all accounts when you need an update.
+- **Switch when you choose.** Pick an account, finish your Codex work and confirm the switch. The tool saves your logins for the next time.
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+Screenshots use synthetic accounts and usage. This is an unofficial community project.
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+[Download the Windows release](https://github.com/GiantForestStudio/codex-weekly-usage-indicator/releases/latest) · [Installation](#install-from-a-release) · [Language](#language)
## What it does
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+In the example above, the accounts have **63%, 81% and 24%** left. Adding them gives **168% out of 300%**. Each full account contributes 100%, so this helps you compare the saved balances. Accounts on different plans can have different actual quotas; the sum does not measure an equal number of messages or tokens.
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+**Next reset** tells you which account resets first. **Latest reset** shows the last reset among the accounts. Each balance still follows its own reset time, so the latest date is not a deadline for spending the whole 168%.
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+Other accounts are checked when you open the manager or request a refresh. Moving the mouse, changing the language or returning to the window does not request another check. If a check fails or a reset has passed, the manager marks what needs attention instead of presenting an old balance as a current total.
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