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Every AI coding limit, in your menu bar.
Tiny macOS 14+ menu bar app that keeps AI coding-provider limits visible and shows when each window resets. See the [supported providers](#providers) below. One status item per provider, or Merge Icons mode with a provider switcher. No Dock icon, minimal UI, dynamic bar icons.
Also available as a [Linux desktop app](Integrations/Linux/README.md) with usage and spending windows, separate settings, desktop notifications, and an optional tray icon. On Omarchy, a native bar widget shares the desktop app’s data and follows your theme.
Provider toggles and API keys live in the resolved CodexBar config file. New installs use ~/.config/codexbar/config.json; existing ~/.codexbar/config.json installs still load from the legacy path. You can script the same provider list that Settings → Providers uses:
For API-key providers, store a key without opening Settings:
set-api-key trims the piped value, stores it with restrictive config-file permissions, and enables the provider by default. Use --no-enable to only save the key, or --api-key for one-off local scripts where shell history is not a concern. See [CLI configuration](docs/cli-configuration.md) for the full flow.
Description adapted from the project README.
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MIT License
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Signed by Peter Steinberger (Y5PE65HELJ)
Apple Developer ID team Y5PE65HELJ
Notarized by Apple
Hardened Runtime on
File matches the hash GitHub published
SHA-256 69b282efca1d83c14d84ad67cec5b9e4f98cfea1ce46e00ef902792ec582a7a4
No malware found
ClamAV 1.5.4 on Oct 15, 2026
Install and behavior test in a virtual machine: not run yet
Coming soon for all listings.
Updates itself from the maintainer's own feed
sparkle: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/steipete/CodexBar/main/appcast.xml. AppsXi checks each new version too.
Checked Oct 15, 2026 · Mac
ZIP · 79 MB
Yes. CodexBar is free and open source under the MIT License. AppsXi lists the maintainers' official release and does not charge for it.
AppsXi downloads every version of CodexBar from the maintainers' official GitHub release and checks it before it is listed. For version 0.76.0 (checked Oct 15, 2026), the Mac download is signed by its developer and notarized by Apple, each file matches the checksum GitHub publishes for the release, byte for byte and a malware scan found nothing.
Yes. CodexBar has a native Apple silicon build, and it runs on Intel Macs too.
CodexBar needs macOS Sonoma (14) or later.
CodexBar is an open source project by Peter Steinberger on GitHub (steipete/CodexBar). Help and bug reports go to its maintainers there.
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