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Any update on this? |
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Yes, I also wish this existed. I find myself doing this often and would love to see this all inside of the T3 Code app. |
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Area
apps/web
Problem or use case
T3 Code does not show subscription usage the way Claude Code Desktop does.
In Claude Code Desktop, Settings → Usage (and the in-app usage panel) is a single glanceable view:
In T3 I have to leave the app (Claude Desktop, claude.ai/settings/usage,
/usagein a side CLI) to know whether I can start a long run. Context-window meters are not the same thing as account quota.#5539 already asks for remaining limits and reset times. This issue is the UX target: implement that view in Claude Code Desktop's Usage style, not a text dump or a single mystery percentage.
Proposed solution
Add a usage panel modeled on Claude Code Desktop's Usage tab.
Visual (match CC Desktop as closely as practical)
Resets in 2h 14m/Resets Wed 6:00 AM)Current session,Weekly · all models, model-specific rows)Last updated …+ manual refreshData
/usage, Desktop Usage tab, auth/status payloads) — do not invent a percent from local token counts unless it is clearly labeled as an estimate.States
Why this matters
Quota is what decides “can I start this agent now?” Claude Code Desktop already solved the glanceable version of that. T3 users on Claude/Cursor/Codex subscriptions currently keep Desktop or a browser tab open just to read bars and reset times (#5539 comments say the same). Matching that UI means people can stay in T3.
Smallest useful scope
Alternatives considered
/usage/ claude.ai — works, splits attention.Risks or tradeoffs
Examples or references
/usageAll reactions