ccpool

ccpool 👾 Anthropic tells you the account is at 60%. ccpool tells you who got it there. When a group shares one Claude subscription (Pro or Max), everyone collides on the same limits: someone burns the 5-hour window by noon, someone quietly eats the weekly cap, and nobody finds out until it's gone. ccpool gives the group a live, shared view of the account's usage broken down by person, so fair use becomes something you can see and negotiate instead of guess at. Available as a terminal dashboard (ccpool tui), a one-shot snapshot (ccpool status), and a Claude Code statusline (ccpool statusline). What you get Live usage bars for all three limits (the 5-hour window, the weekly cap, and the weekly Opus cap) with a countdown to each reset. These are pulled from Anthropic's own usage endpoint, so they match what the account enforces. A per-person breakdown: each member's share of each limit, their token count, and whether they're coding right now. A statusline for Claude Code, so you can watch the shared limits without leaving your editor. Usage that ccpool can't tie to a person (someone using claude.ai in the browser, for example) shows up as unknown.