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Where does my Claude Code quota go?

Short answer

Claude Code tells you when you hit a limit, not what got you there. To find out, read each response's model, effort level and permission mode, and line them up against when the weekly and session limit notices arrived. Ascenda Flow does this on your Mac, without dollar figures.

Why it matters

Limits arrive at awkward moments. If most of your quota goes on high-effort responses in bypass mode during one kind of task, you can change that. You can only change it once you can see it.

How Ascenda helps

Flow's burn chart reads each Claude Code response and shows:

  • the model that answered
  • the effort level
  • the permission mode: bypass, auto, accept edits, plan, or asking each time
  • your weekly and session limit notices, with their reset times

You can see whether high effort, a particular mode or a particular model is where your quota goes. There are no dollar figures. This view stays on your Mac and is never sent to an organisation. For Codex, Flow shows token totals.

Next step

See it on your own weeks

Flow is free for macOS. It imports the history your AI tools already keep, so the first read covers weeks you've already worked.

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Related questions

Does a different model or effort level change how my AI coding goes?

Flow can assign which model or effort level you use on each working day, in pairs, then lay the failed tool calls side by side, so you compare on your own work.

How do I measure my Claude Code, Codex or Cursor use beyond tokens?

Tokens show what the model consumed. Flow reads Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI history to show how you worked with agents: steering, switching and rework.

How can I see my AI coding work split by model vendor and route?

Flow shows your own AI coding work split by model vendor and by how it was served: direct, through a cloud provider, a gateway, a custom endpoint or on device.