Statusline puts coding-agent quotas where you can actually see them: a calm desktop Companion, an iPhone app, and an Android beta with widgets. It reads quota metadata locally from your signed-in Companion, encrypts snapshots before relay sync, and shows only the agents you enable. It starts with Codex and Antigravity/Gemini, with more agents planned. No API keys, prompts, conversations, or Statusline account required.
What real task does your product handle with GPT-6 Astra?
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Statusline handles the real task of keeping GPT-6 Astra-assisted coding within its usage budget. It turns quota metadata from a local coding-agent session into a quiet desktop, iPhone, and Android dashboard with widgets showing remaining usage, reset time, and sample age. The Companion reads metadata locally and encrypts snapshots before relay sync, so developers can decide whether to continue a long-running task without repeatedly opening the agent app. Prompts and conversations never leave the agent environment.
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I built Statusline after getting tired of breaking focus to check a quota meter on my computer. The first version is intentionally small: one glance, one segmented bar, one next reset. It now connects a cross-platform Companion to iPhone and Android beta, with Codex and Antigravity/Gemini support. I would love feedback on which agent should be next and what you want in the watchlist.