Token Police

AI coding quota at a glance — plus a cop who goes bald

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AI coding quota at a glance — plus a cop who goes bald

3 followers

Stop tab-hopping across six usage pages. Token Police reads your Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok & Gemini quota into one panel — burn rate, reset times, alerts. No keys, all local. Bonus: a cop who goes bald if you sit too long.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Junjie. I vibe-code across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok and Gemini all day, and I kept hitting the same two problems: I never knew how much quota I had left until something suddenly stopped, and I'd look up and realize I'd been sitting for three hours straight. Token Police fixes both. It reads the usage numbers off the pages you're already logged into and puts them in one Chrome side panel — no API keys, no account linking, nothing leaves your browser. ✅ Every agent's remaining quota in one panel, with reset times ✅ Burn rate + 7-day trend, so you see you'll run out before you do ✅ A toolbar badge showing your lowest quota in green / amber / red ✅ A little cop who slowly goes bald while you sit — stretch, drink tea, or go outside and his hair grows back It's free, open source (MIT), and installs from a .zip in about two minutes — no Chrome Web Store wait. One thing I'm genuinely unsure about: is the bald-cop nudge the part that makes people keep it, or the first thing everyone turns off in settings? Would love to know which camp you're in.

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2mo ago

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Update (Sep 15): Token Police now has Dispatch.

Same side panel you already use for Claude Code / Codex / Cursor / Grok / Gemini quota:

• Auto — send the prompt to the agent with the most leftover quota (skips anyone under 15%)

• Manual — tick several agents and open them as real Chrome tabs, prompt pre-filled (not sent)

Still free, open source, local-only — no keys, nothing leaves the browser.

If you already have the extension installed, grab the latest zip from the site and reload it in chrome://extensions.

Curious what you'd actually use: Auto to save quota, or Manual to compare multiple answers side by side?

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1mo ago

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