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Reset alerts
The notifications
An interruption has to earn itself. Four of these are worth being interrupted for because quota came back and you would otherwise find out by trying; four are worth it because something changed that you cannot see from the screen you are on — or is about to.
The four resets
- ✓Surprise! — your weekly limit reset ahead of its scheduled deadline, a known Claude Code quirk worth catching.
- ✓Bonus! — a partial mid-window credit dropped your weekly usage. Found money.
- ✓New week! — the calm, routine weekly reset.
- ✓Fresh session! — the 5-hour window rolled over, fresh for the next five hours.
- ✓All four carry a confetti burst and the quota bar visibly refilling, all four are on by default, and each is toggled independently in Settings.
The four without confetti
- ✓Heavy startup context — a project's instruction files, memory and skills have grown enough that every session pays for them before you type a word, with what it costs to load on a cold cache. At most once per project per week, and off by default: nobody asked to be told their own files are growing.
- ✓Extra usage has started — it exists because the four above do. The app interrupted you to say quota came back and said nothing when you started paying. Fires once when a check first finds you past your included quota; not on a timer, not again while the same spell lasts. A receipt, not a prompt: it names no account and suggests nothing.
- ✓On pace to run out — the red icon, said in words for when you are not looking at the tray. When the pace you are on would use up the 5-hour or weekly limit before it resets, it says when it would run out and when the reset comes. Once per window per reset, and not in a window's first tenth, where a few minutes of work is no pace at all. On by default, and it suggests nothing beyond the two times.
- ✓Profile set for Windows — writing the machine-wide profile is the least visible thing this app does, so it confirms itself: only when you switch by hand, once per switch, and only after the variable is read back to check the write took. Deliberately no quota bar — a bar animating one account's remaining quota into another's would suggest switching accounts because one ran out, and this app does not say that.