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0.56.8
0.54.0
0.53.0
0.48.0
0.47.0
0.46.0
0.45.3
0.45.2
0.43.0
0.42.0
0.41.3
0.41.2
0.41.1
0.41.0
0.38.3
0.38.2
0.38.1
0.38.0
0.37.3
0.33.2
0.33.1
0.32.8
0.32.7
0.32.6
0.32.5
0.32.4
0.32.2
0.32.1
0.31.1
0.31.0
0.30.4
0.30.1
0.30.0
0.29.2
0.29.1
0.29.0
0.27.1
0.27.0
0.26.3
0.26.2
0.26.1
0.26.0
0.24.1
0.23.11
0.23.10
0.23.9
0.23.7
0.23.6
0.23.5
0.23.4

Win-CodexBar is a Windows-native menu bar application developed by the CodexBar Contributors, designed to display usage statistics for AI coding tools, specifically OpenAI Codex and Claude Code. Built on a small Tauri shell, the application runs as a lightweight desktop utility that integrates directly into the Windows menu bar, giving developers quick, persistent access to their AI coding-tool usage data without requiring them to open a full dashboard or browser-based interface. The software falls within the developer tools and system utility category, serving programmers and engineering teams who rely on AI-assisted coding platforms and want to monitor their consumption of these services from a convenient, always-available location on their desktop. Its core purpose is to consolidate usage statistics for both Codex and Claude Code into a single, easily accessible view, making it practical for tracking activity across multiple AI coding assistants during daily development work. Typical use cases include keeping an eye on API or subscription usage while coding, checking statistics at a glance between sessions, and maintaining awareness of consumption patterns when working with both OpenAI and Anthropic tooling in parallel. The current version of Win-CodexBar is 0.56.8, and the project has progressed through a substantial release history, with fifty versions published to date. This large number of releases indicates an actively maintained project with frequent updates, iterative improvements, and ongoing refinement of the application since its initial launch. As a Windows-native solution built with Tauri, Win-CodexBar targets users on the Windows platform who prefer a compact, native-feeling utility rather than a heavyweight desktop application, and its menu bar design reflects a focus on minimal resource usage and unobtrusive operation. The combination of a narrow feature set, cross-tool usage monitoring, and a lightweight technical foundation positions Win-CodexBar as a specialized companion tool for developers working regularly with AI-assisted coding environments.

Tags:

claude-code 48

codex 68

desktop 124

tauri 119

usage 22

windows 384