A Java library for Rate-Limiting, providing extensible storage and application framework adaptors.
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A Java library for Rate-Limiting, providing extensible storage and application framework adaptors.
ExRated, the Elixir OTP GenServer with the naughty name that allows you to rate-limit calls to any service that requires it.
macOS menu bar & Windows tray app pinning Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity & Grok CLI quota, burn rate, and cost to your screen. Local-first, no LLM API calls. HTML reports, 14 themes.
A floating macOS monitor for how much Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode Go and Kimi Code you have left
Zero-dependency, fixed window, queued rate limit for axios
Claude Code multi-account manager, usage monitor (CLI, TUI & MCP cross-account delegation)
Rate-limiting middleware for Koa2 ES6. Use to limit repeated requests to APIs and/or endpoints such as password reset.
Which 5-hour window took you out — and where the money goes. Local profiler for Claude Code, OpenClaw & Hermes Agent: usage windows, burn by source (cron/chats/subagents), the overnight bill, why it burns (loops, retries, idle wake-ups), ready config fixes. Zero deps, nothing leaves your machine.
Track and rotate your Claude & Codex usage across accounts from one live dashboard — read live, never spending a token.
Local-first Windows tray app for monitoring Claude Code and Codex tokens, costs, sessions, and rate limits
Rate limiting middleware for Vapor 👮
A local proxy that aggregates usage across your Codex and Claude Code accounts — with live token-throughput analytics.
A hapi plugin for rate limiting. Simple and easy.
A simple to use Pokemon API endpoint that returns Pokemon Data in JSON format.
manages multiple throttlers with ability to ramp up and down
Run multiple Claude Code, Codex and Gemini subscriptions side by side — shared skills/agents/memory, isolated logins, live 5h/7d limits in one view
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