AI QUOTA MONITOR / ESP32 APPLICATION
AI Quota Monitor
Self-hosted monitor for your AI service quotas (Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenRouter). Go API + web panel + ESP32 desk display with a 3D-printed enclosure.
About this project
About this project
One screen for the usage limits that each AI service hides on its own page. A Go server polls OpenRouter, Codex, Cursor and Claude accounts, normalises everything into unit, used, limit, reset time and a usage level, then serves both a web panel and a physical desk display — a Waveshare ESP32-C6-LCD-1.47 with a 172 × 320 px screen. The display and panel read only the stored snapshot, so opening them never hits a provider. Personal and work accounts are kept apart behind a scope filter, and example mode ships six fictitious accounts. The firmware is an Arduino IDE sketch; the BOOT button pages through the screens and the RGB LED goes green, orange or red. The server needs Go 1.22 or Docker Compose. Kiro is only evaluated, and the Claude subscription route is flagged as against Anthropic's terms.
From the README
From the README
- Input
- the BOOT button moves to the next page
- Limit
- not permitted by Anthropic's terms
Hardware
Native board: Waveshare ESP32-C6-LCD-1.47
Boards: ESP32
ESP32-class board. Verify the exact board revision, display, power source and wiring in the upstream build guide.
Media credit & rights
Upstream project media · rights remain with its owner · Credit: a-bianchi
Screenshots from the upstream README. Code and firmware were not executed. License notices are included.
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