Add QuotaDock (Windows quota widget for Codex/Claude/Antigravity) - #193
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Adds QuotaDock to Monitoring & Analytics, right after CodexBar since it covers the same
ground on the platform CodexBar doesn't: CodexBar is the macOS menu bar app, QuotaDock is a
Windows always-on-top widget.
Checking against the contributing criteria:
stdio and reads the actual session and weekly limits, rather than estimating spend from
local logs. Claude Code and Antigravity ride along in the same window, but it works with
only Codex signed in.
releases every few days.
you can tell at a glance whether the session will run out before the window resets. As
far as I can find, it is the only Windows-native widget doing this for Codex.
Disclosure: I am the author.