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Check Claude Code / Claude Max usage limits. Run when user asks about usage, limits, quota, or how much Claude capacity is left.
Suivez les instructions du dépôt pour votre agent. Consultez les fichiers et dépendances avant l’installation.
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skillhub install aligurelli/claude-usage-checkerExaminez la source et la compatibilité, puis suivez les étapes d’installation.
Donnez le lien à votre agent et demandez-lui d’examiner instructions et dépendances avant d’expliquer les étapes.
Launches the Claude CLI interactively (PTY) and reads the /usage output to report your Claude Code / Claude Max quota.
npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code) and logged inclaude shows "Missing API key", the user must log in manually first: open a terminal, run claude, and complete the browser login flowclaude with PTY/usage + Enter/exit
# Launch claude with PTY
exec pty=true command="claude"
# Wait and check log
process action=poll sessionId=XXX timeout=5000
# Send /usage
process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX literal="/usage"
process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX keys=["Enter"]
# Read output
process action=poll sessionId=XXX timeout=5000
# Exit
process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX keys=["Escape"]
process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX literal="/exit"
process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX keys=["Enter"]
Report in a table:
| Usage | Resets | |
|---|---|---|
| Current session | X% used | today at HH:MM (timezone) |
| Weekly (all models) | X% used | HH:MM (timezone) |
| Weekly (Sonnet only) | X% used | HH:MM (timezone) |
| Extra usage | X% used / $X of $Y spent | date (timezone) |
Always show reset times. The CLI displays them as "Resets Xpm" — convert to HH:MM format.
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# Claude Usage Checker Launches the Claude CLI interactively (PTY) and reads the `/usage` output to report your Claude Code / Claude Max quota. ## Prerequisites - **Claude CLI** must be installed (`npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code`) and logged in - If running `claude` shows "Missing API key", the user must log in manually first: open a terminal, run `claude`, and complete the browser login flow - Requires an interactive PTY — the agent will launch a local process and read its output (quota info only) ## Steps 1. Launch `claude` with PTY 2. Wait for the welcome screen (poll until it appears) 3. Send `/usage` + Enter 4. Read the output (poll until usage data appears) 5. Close with Escape then `/exit` 6. Report the results ## Commands ```bash # Launch claude with PTY exec pty=true command="claude" # Wait and check log process action=poll sessionId=XXX timeout=5000 # Send /usage process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX literal="/usage" process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX keys=["Enter"] # Read output process action=poll sessionId=XXX timeout=5000 # Exit process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX keys=["Escape"] process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX literal="/exit" process action=send-keys sessionId=XXX keys=["Enter"] ``` ## Notes - If you see "Missing API key" → tell the user to log in; browser-based login won't work headlessly - Allow a few seconds between polls — Claude CLI starts slowly - "Current week" = weekly reset, not daily ## Output Format Report in a table: | | Usage | Resets | |---|---|---| | **Current session** | X% used | today at HH:MM (timezone) | | **Weekly (all models)** | X% used | HH:MM (timezone) | | **Weekly (Sonnet only)** | X% used | HH:MM (timezone) | | **Extra usage** | X% used / $X of $Y spent | date (timezone) | Always show reset times. The CLI displays them as "Resets Xpm" — convert to HH:MM format.
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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