Spend & Quota Center

Every AI account you own in one panel — remaining headroom, spend by agent, account pools that pick which account a terminal starts on, and an audit log.

The usage pill tells you how one agent is doing. The AI Spend & Quota Center is the whole picture: every account across every provider, what is left, what it cost, and which account the next terminal will start on.

Open it with Cmd+Shift+U / Ctrl+Shift+U, from the Navigate menu, from the command palette, from the quota pill in the header, or from the banner in Settings → Accounts. It also opens with no project loaded — checking your quota should not require picking a repo first.

Providers covered: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Qwen, OpenCode, Amp, Antigravity, Grok, Cline, and Cursor.

Overview

Every account with its remaining headroom, a sparkline of the last few hours, and — once there is enough signal to be honest about it — an estimate of when it runs dry.

Cursor gets a real row with your plan and signed-in account, plus a plain note that Cursor does not publish usage numbers to its CLI. A truthful blank beats an invented percentage.

Spend

Token cost broken down by agent over this month, 7 days, 30 days, or all time, exportable as CSV.

Give an account its monthly plan price and the Center will also tell you what that month would have cost at API rates — which is the number that actually answers "is the subscription worth it?"

Accounts and pools

If you have more than one account for a provider, ⚡ Auto (pool order) in the Add Terminal dialog walks your provider chain and starts the terminal on the healthiest account of the first pool that can take work.

The rules that make this safe:

  • A terminal keeps the account it started on for its whole life. Rotation happens between launches, never mid-conversation.
  • Nothing sits on the network path between the CLI and its provider. 1DevTool decides which credentials a process starts with; it does not proxy the traffic.
  • An account is never swapped out from under a running terminal. A launch that would conflict is refused with a reason rather than quietly mixing credentials.

Bench an account to keep it out of rotation, and Unbench it when it recovers. An account that hits its limit cools off on its own and says so on its row.

Policies

The provider chain and the per-pool rules live here — the order pools are tried in, and what "healthy" means for each one.

Activity

A running log of every switch, lease, and cooldown. When a terminal ends up on an account you did not expect, this tab tells you why, with a timestamp.

On your phone

The Remote dashboard has an AI Quota section with headroom per provider and per account, so you can check whether a long run will survive the night before you start it. See Control From Your Phone.

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