My custom Statusline for Claude Code (Python wrapper around claudeline)
Parses transcript JSONL to show true 1M context % when claudeline caps out.
Know exactly how much Claude Code runway you have — 5h session and weekly — before the /usage popup would tell you. Statusline-native, calibratable, MIT.
Claude Code quota in your statusline, but only matters if you hit Max limits.
Claude Code Max subscribers who hit usage limits frequently
Parses transcript JSONL to show true 1M context % when claudeline caps out.
World Cup scores in Claude Code statusline—clever MCP integration, but tournament-limited.
Single gist script parsing local JSONL when no official Claude analytics exist.
Read-only Keychain access means zero token management overhead for multi-account users.
Detailed OAuth reverse-engineering docs, but no actual code—just instructions for rebuilding removed features.
It does one thing and does it cleanly: inject a compact statusline that shows tokens → dollar estimate, context usage coloring, 5h/7d limit progress, and a rolling period total (with optional ccclub rank). The zero-config behavior — silently omitting integrations you don't have, auto-reading OAuth from the macOS keychain, and writing safe hooks into ~/.claude/settings.json — is smart and pragmatic. This is narrowly useful (only Claude Code users), but the UX decisions (color thresholds, single-line density, cache strategy) show real attention to terminal workflows.