Track your coins
from everywhere.

Here is the math.

It counts coins, not barrels. Four lines. That is the whole product.

Fable burns 10 coins where Haiku burns 1. It's an MPG meter for your week — you count coins, the plan bills by the barrel.

maxx never denies you anything: it counts, Anthropic limits. Why that distinction matters →

Anatomy

Every piece, and what it is telling you.

• x/y — session 34/22% reads "34% spent, against a standard of 22%". y is muted, fixed, and says nothing: it is the reference, and it stays quieter than the reading so it never steals the glance. x carries the whole verdict in its colour, so a glance at three pairs tells you where you stand three times without reading a word.
• the four states — green while you have real room (under three quarters of the standard), plain ink as you close on it, amber once you're past, and red with a squiggle at the hard wall — the way a spell-checker tells you something is wrong. Only the session is ever bold below the wall: two shouts on one line is no hierarchy at all.
• the trailing fact — each wall ends with what it is measured against: the chat has turns, the session has a clock, the week has days.
• ctx — how full this conversation is, and how many turns filled it. Its line is whichever arrives first: 75% of the window, or 350k tokens — on a 1M window that's 35%. Past it, hand off deliberately with /fenix rather than letting auto-compact pick the cut for you.
• session — your 5-hour window. Its line is your weekly share expressed in this window's terms. Pass it and nothing is denied; the rest of the week just gets less.
• week — the only wall that can actually stop you. Its line is simply how far into the week you are: burn evenly and used tracks elapsed. Without it, week 16% is unreadable — excellent on Tuesday, alarming an hour in.
• who and where — @you · model · repo · branch · id, trailing. The numbers lead, because they're what you glance at; this is what you look up once you know the numbers are fine. @you links to your dash — cmd-click it.
• narrow terminal — pieces drop by rank, least useful first: the id, then the repo, the branch, the model, then each wall's trailing fact. Tighter still and whole walls go — where, then week, then session — because a cut number is not a smaller truth, it's a wrong one. @you, the chat wall and the mark never drop.
• the wall — hit it and maxx hands you Switzerland in 8K with the reset clock. Contemplate.

Install

One line in your terminal. Restart Claude Code. Done.

Plugin manager (skill only, no bar): /plugin marketplace add The-Good-Project-Team/Maxx · /plugin install maxx@maxx.

Plain ANSI — works in every terminal Claude Code does.

Then /maxx for your stats. /maxx session for this window.