Clawd Usage Winwidget

clawd-usage-winwidget

A tiny floating window + tray icon for Windows that shows how much of your Claude
plan limits you've used — the same numbers as /usage in Claude Code, refreshed
every minute. And a pixel Clawd who lives in it and reacts to what your sessions
are doing.

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- Official numbers only. Percentages come from claude -p "/usage" — the
  slash command runs headless, talks to Anthropic with your existing login and
  does not call the model or spend tokens.
- No dependencies. Plain Windows PowerShell 5.1 + WPF, which ship with
  Windows. No Node, no npm, no installer. You only need Claude Code itself.
- Clawd. The crab from Claude Code's welcome screen, built from the same block
  glyphs and with the same animations. He sleeps when nothing runs, runs around
  when a session works, waves when a session is waiting for you, sweats near the
  limit and lies belly-up when it's used up.

Install

Requirements: Windows 10/11 and Claude Code
installed and logged in (claude on PATH).

or download the ZIP and unpack it anywhere. Then double-click start-widget.vbs
(it starts the widget silently, without a console window).

Start with Windows — run once in PowerShell from the widget folder:

Only one copy runs at a time, so a manual start next to autostart is harmless.

Windows hides new tray icons in the overflow (^). To keep it visible:
Settings → Personalization → Taskbar → Other system tray icons → clawd-usage-winwidget.

What it shows

- Big number — current session (the 5-hour window), straight from the server.
  The bar goes green → yellow (60%) → red (85%). With Week as the main limit
  (Settings → Window, mainLimit) it shows the week instead: the tray icon and
  Clawd's hearts follow it, and the session takes the small line below.
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