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Statusline puts coding-agent quotas where you can actually see them: a calm desktop Companion, an iPhone app, and an Android beta with widgets. It reads quota metadata locally from your signed-in Companion, encrypts snapshots before relay sync, and shows only the agents you enable. It starts with Codex and Antigravity/Gemini, with more agents planned. No API keys, prompts, conversations, or Statusline account required.
I built Statusline after getting tired of breaking focus to check a quota meter on my computer. The first version is intentionally small: one glance, one segmented bar, one next reset. It now connects a cross-platform Companion to iPhone and Android beta, with Codex and Antigravity/Gemini support. I would love feedback on which agent should be next and what you want in the watchlist.
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About Statusline on Product Hunt
“A calm quota dashboard for coding agents”
Statusline was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #21 on the daily leaderboard. Statusline puts coding-agent quotas where you can actually see them: a calm desktop Companion, an iPhone app, and an Android beta with widgets. It reads quota metadata locally from your signed-in Companion, encrypts snapshots before relay sync, and shows only the agents you enable. It starts with Codex and Antigravity/Gemini, with more agents planned. No API keys, prompts, conversations, or Statusline account required.
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