Tools for working with AI coding agents — No subscription

Codex Quota Panel

LiveWatched 10d

A free open-source Windows dashboard that shows your Codex usage quota, reset timers, and token counts at a glance.

FreeOpen sourceNo subscription

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How it works: Displays weekly quota, reset time, reset-credit cards, and lifetime token usage for Codex
Pricing: Free and open-source

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Diffsmith

LiveWatched 12d

Offline code-review studio for uncommitted git changes made by AI coding agents; comment on any line and hand notes back to the agent.

Works offlinePay onceNo subscription

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How it works: open a repo, comment on diff lines, return notes to the agent via MCP
Pricing: one-time purchase, lifetime access
Best for: developers reviewing AI agent code

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Cubeshell

LiveWatched 11d

MCP connector giving AI coding agents like Claude and Codex access to sales/outreach APIs — company research, contact verification, job-change tracking — without separate subscriptions per tool.

No subscription

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How it works: One MCP connection exposes multiple GTM data sources; pay only when a tool actually runs.
Pricing: No subscription, pay-per-use
Best for: Developers building AI sales/outreach agents.

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Happy Vibing Frame

LiveWatched 9d

A Windows utility that puts a customizable neon glow border around the currently focused window.

Pay onceNo subscription

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How it works: Puts a soft neon glow around whichever window has focus on Windows, with 3 themes and 6 glow animations, adjustable brightness/thickness/spread.
Pricing: One-time purchase, no subscription; free trial on the Microsoft Store.
Best for: People running multiple terminals side by side, like parallel AI coding agents or streaming setups.

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ShardStitch

LiveWatched 20d

Recovers your work, git diff, uncommitted changes, architecture notes, when an AI coding tool like Claude, Codex or Cursor hits its limit, fully offline, one-time payment.

Watch out · Runs 100% local with zero telemetry, per the product's own claim — this hasn't been independently verified.

Works offlinePay onceNo subscription

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How it works: When an AI coding tool like Claude, Codex, Gemini, or Cursor hits its usage limit, ShardStitch recovers what's still on disk — git diff, uncommitted work, architecture notes, and last intent — without needing the AI tool itself. It can hand off that recovered context across 23 AI tools or restart clean in the same one.
What's different: Recovers session state entirely from local disk, without depending on the AI tool that hit its limit.
Pricing: One-time payment, no subscription.
Best for: Developers who rely on AI coding tools and lose in-progress context when a session hits its limit.
Watch out: Runs 100% local with zero telemetry, per the product's own claim — this hasn't been independently verified.

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TypeLang

LiveWatched 17d

A free, open-source macOS menu-bar app that translates whatever you're typing into natural, professional language and pastes it back at your cursor.

FreeNo sign-upOpen source

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How it works: Type in your own language, press a shortcut, and the fluent translation is auto-pasted; use your own API key (Claude, GPT, Gemini) or run fully local via LM Studio.
Pricing: Free and open source, no subscription.
Best for: People writing in a non-native language across any macOS app.

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