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TokenLUV

TokenLUV

Native WinUI 3 desktop app for Windows that monitors live AI token and credit usage from the system tray.

What it does

  • Compact tray-first widget inspired by CodexBar
  • Opens above the tray icon when restored from the Windows notification area
  • Uses Windows PasswordVault for API keys and admin keys
  • Polls real provider data where a trustworthy API exists
  • Marks providers honestly as real, estimated, validated-only, or unsupported
  • Ships as a Windows desktop .exe

Providers

  • OpenRouter: real credits from /credits plus key quota hints from /key
  • OpenAI: prefers local ~/.codex/auth.json and the ChatGPT/Codex usage API; API keys are a legacy fallback
  • Anthropic: prefers local ~/.claude/.credentials.json and the Claude OAuth usage API; API/admin keys are a legacy fallback
  • Gemini: uses explicit Gemini CLI Google OAuth, supports token refresh, and reads live quota windows; API keys are a legacy fallback
  • Antigravity: local-only provider stub that detects whether the desktop runtime is running
  • xAI: validated model access only, no public usage API

First run

If you cloned the repo:

  1. Install the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime and Windows App Runtime.
  2. Double click run-native.bat.
  3. TokenLUV will build and open.

If you downloaded a release zip:

  1. Extract the zip.
  2. Open TokenLuv.WinUI.exe.

Useful files

  • run-native.bat: build and launch locally
  • publish-release.ps1: create a release zip
  • .github/workflows/release-winui.yml: GitHub release workflow
  • native/TokenLuv.WinUI: main WinUI app

Release a zip

.\publish-release.ps1 -Version v0.1.0

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Native WinUI 3 desktop app for Windows that monitors live AI token and credit usage from the system tray.

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