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Codex Pacer

Codex Pacer is a local-first desktop app for understanding Codex usage as pace, value, and session-level activity. It helps you see how quickly you are consuming quota, what that usage is worth in API-equivalent terms, and which conversations or subagents are driving it.

Install / Use

npx skills add RyanZhangNTU/codex-pacer

Installs into whichever agent you are using.

About this skill

Quality Score

0/100

Supported Platforms

OpenAI Codex

README

Codex Pacer

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Codex Pacer is a local-first desktop app for understanding Codex usage as pace, value, and session-level activity. It helps you see how quickly you are consuming quota, what that usage is worth in API-equivalent terms, and which conversations or subagents are driving it.

Current stable release: v1.2.2 Official download: signed and notarized macOS Apple Silicon DMG via GitHub Releases. Windows installer publishing is paused for this release.

Highlights

  • Imports local Codex usage data from ~/.codex or a custom CODEX_HOME
  • Builds a local SQLite index for fast analysis and drill-down views
  • Estimates API-equivalent value and subscription payoff from token usage
  • Recognizes GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna with bundled Standard API pricing
  • Tracks rolling quota windows, including 5-hour and 7-day pacing when available
  • Breaks usage down by conversation, root session, subagent, model, and token composition
  • Provides a macOS menu bar experience for quick quota checks

Why people use it

Codex Pacer is built for practical questions:

  • Am I on pace to use this window well before reset?
  • How much value have I already extracted from my subscription?
  • Which sessions, models, or subagents are consuming the most?
  • How does my remaining quota compare with the time left in the window?

Privacy

Codex Pacer is local-first:

  • it reads local Codex session and rate-limit data
  • it stores derived analysis in a local SQLite database
  • it does not require a cloud account or sync service to work

Getting started

The documentation set for installation, packaging, and release notes is maintained for the public v1.2.2 release. Start with:

On macOS, Codex Pacer can use the Codex CLI bundled with the ChatGPT desktop app for live quota reads. It discovers /Applications/ChatGPT.app/Contents/Resources/codex automatically. A standalone Codex CLI and the CODEX_BIN override remain supported.

Development

Requirements:

  • Node.js 22.18+
  • Rust toolchain
  • Tauri build prerequisites for your platform
  • Local Codex data under ~/.codex or a custom CODEX_HOME

Common commands:

npm install
npm run tauri dev

Browser preview:

npm run dev

Production build:

npm install
npm run build
cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --locked
npm run tauri build

Project status

v1.2.2 is the current stable release line.

Current release packaging focus:

  • officially released: signed macOS Apple Silicon DMG
  • paused for this release: Windows NSIS setup EXE
  • source build support: additional Tauri-compatible desktop environments

Open source

Related Skills

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GitHub Stars23
CategoryDevelopment
Updated9d ago
Forks4

Languages

Rust

Security Score

90/100

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