codeye

codeye

A heads-up display for Claude Code — see your context usage, costs, rate limits, and git status at a glance.

codeye │ Opus 4.6 │ 📁 my-project │ ⏱ 4m32s │ $0.24
▓▓▓▓░░░░░░ 42% │ 84k │ +1.2k/min │ ⎇ feature/auth +2 ~1 ↑3
5h 73% ↺1h20m · 7d 45% ↺4d

codeye adds a live statusline to Claude Code that keeps you informed while you work. No setup required — install and go.

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Install

Run these commands inside Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add jonra/codeye

/plugin install codeye

/codeye:setup

The /codeye:setup command configures the statusLine setting — required for the HUD to appear. The statusline shows up immediately after setup. No restart needed.

Note: The statusLine setting is global-only (~/.claude/settings.json) — Claude Code does not support it at the project level. The HUD will be active across all projects.

Requirements: Claude Code v1.0.80+ · Node.js 18+

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What you get

Session info

• Model — which Claude model is active (e.g. Opus 4.6)
• Project — your current working directory
• Timer — how long your session has been running
• Cost — running cost for the session, color-coded so you notice when it climbs

Context & token tracking

• Context bar — a visual meter showing how full your context window is (▓▓▓▓░░░░░░ 42%)
• Token count — total input tokens used this session
• Burn rate — how fast you're consuming tokens per minute

Rate limits

• 5-hour window — your usage against the 5-hour rolling limit, with a countdown to reset
• 7-day window — same for the weekly limit

Colors shift from green to yellow to red as you approach limits.

Git status

• Current branch, staged/modified file counts, and ahead/behind indicators — all inline.

Smart alerts

• Suggests /compact when your context is getting full (70%) and warns you at 90%
• Cost changes color above $0.50 and $2.00
• Flags when Claude has been quiet for 30+ seconds mid-task

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Commands

Command	What it does
/codeye:setup	Configures the statusline in your Claude Code settings
/codeye:status	Checks that everything is installed and working

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Configuration

You can customize codeye by editing ~/.claude/plugins/codeye/config.json. Everything works out of the box with sensible defaults — only change what you want to.

{
  "contextBarWidth": 10,
  "contextWarnAt": 70,
  "contextCritAt": 90,
  "gitEnabled": true,
  "gitShowDirty": true,
  "gitShowAheadBehind": true,
  "burnRateEnabled": true,
  "burnRateWindow": 60,
  "costEnabled": true,
  "costWarnAt": 0.50,
  "costCritAt": 2.00,
  "stallEnabled": true,
  "stallWarnSec": 30,
  "stallCritSec": 90,
  "showModel": true,
  "showProject": true,
  "showSessionTime": true,
  "rateLimitsEnabled": true
}

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Development

git clone https://github.com/jonra/codeye
cd codeye
npm ci && npm run build

# Test without a live Claude Code session
npm run test:mock        # 42% context, normal session
npm run test:critical    # 87% context → /compact warning
npm run test:expensive   # $3.47 cost → red indicator
npm run test:fresh       # brand new session, no tokens yet
npm run test:ratelimit   # rate limits with 73% session, 45% weekly

See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to add a widget.

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License

MIT — see LICENSE