antiburn
Shows five-hour and weekly account usage above the prompt.
Source and capability notes checked · By antiburn · Updated Oct 23, 2026
What antiburn looks like in use
No recording yet for antiburn. The repository README has the details.
Before you install
A mod is not sandboxed. It runs inside Claude Code with your permissions. This one:
- can read Session usage and account rate limits
Check it yourself before running it: git clone https://github.com/antiburn/antiburn && claude plugin validate ./ · MIT licensed
Install
claude plugin marketplace add antiburn/antiburn
claude plugin install antiburn@antiburn
Then run /antiburn inside the session.
Needs Claude Code 2.1.287 or later. After installing, run
/reload-plugins if the session was already open.
Full install guide
What changes after installation
Two compact meters show the five-hour and weekly windows, exact percentages and a pace marker. The marker represents elapsed window time, helping you see whether usage is ahead of an even pace. /antiburn prints the details and /antiburn refresh requests an update.
The public marketplace plugin does not require the author’s separate desktop analytics application.
Good to know
These are account limits, not context-window fill. Availability depends on Claude Code version, login type and account policy; API-key sessions do not receive the desktop account fallback. Missing data should be treated as unavailable, not zero usage.
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