AI Token Monitor: Track Claude, Gemini, Grok, Kimi Quota Live on Your Linux Desktop
The Problem: Juggling Six AI Services and Never Knowing Which One Is Out Modern developers use four to eight AI services simultaneously — Claude for complex reasoning, Gemini for long-context analysis, Grok for real-time web data, Kimi for large document processing. Each service has its own quota dashboard, reset schedule, and billing page. The result: you hit a rate limit mid-task, spend five minutes switching browser tabs, discover Gemini’s free quota reset at midnight UTC (not your local midnight), and waste another ten minutes debugging why your Kimi call returned 429. ...