Codex rate limit tracker
See Codex rate-limit runway before the next agent run.
Vibemeter reads local Codex state and rollout files to show usage windows, reset timing, recent sessions, and completion notifications. It gives you a quick local check before starting a migration, test pass, or long debugging task.
curl -fsSL 'https://vibemeter.siney.top/install.sh?src=codex-rate-limit' | bash
5-hour and weekly runway
Track Codex window usage, burn-rate, and reset time from local data so you can decide whether to start, wait, or reduce scope.
No Codex cloud account
Vibemeter does not proxy Codex traffic or ask for a hosted Vibemeter login. It reads the files your local tools already write.
Finish alerts
On macOS, Vibemeter can wire Codex notify config and speak when a run finishes, with backups before local config changes.
What Vibemeter reads
~/.codex/state_5.sqlite~/.codex/sessions/**/rollout-*.jsonl- local session metadata for project, duration, and activity review
Codex needs no quota hook for Vibemeter to start reading existing local rollout data.
Useful when
- You want to avoid starting a long task near a reset boundary.
- You use Codex alongside Claude Code or Cursor and need one local timeline.
- You want a shareable local report without exposing project data to a third party.