Hassan Dufer is an independent software publisher distributing open-source projects through GitHub, with a catalog that currently includes the Claude Code Usage Monitor, a fork maintained under the hadufer account. This product is a lightweight Windows taskbar widget designed to display Claude Code usage information directly within the desktop environment, applying colour coding that reflects the pace of consumption so that usage levels can be assessed at a glance. The software belongs to the system utility and developer tooling categories, serving users who work regularly with Claude Code and need continuous visibility into their usage without opening a separate application or dashboard. Typical use cases include monitoring consumption during intensive development sessions, tracking resource usage against plan limits, and identifying when usage is accelerating faster than expected, with the colour-based pacing indicator providing an immediate visual cue rather than requiring users to interpret raw figures. The forked nature of the project reflects a common open-source distribution model in which existing utilities are adapted, maintained, or extended by individual contributors and shared through public repositories. As a desktop widget for the Windows platform, the tool sits alongside other taskbar-integrated monitoring utilities, offering persistent, unobtrusive status information as part of the standard workflow. The publisher's distribution through GitHub makes the source code accessible for inspection, modification, and community contribution, which is typical for small-scale developer tools aimed at technical audiences who value transparency and the ability to customise software to their own environments and preferences.

Claude Code Usage Monitor (hadufer fork)

Windows taskbar widget showing Claude Code usage, coloured by consumption pace.

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