Quotio Documentation
Quotio Documentation
Welcome to the official documentation for Quotio, the macOS menu bar application for managing AI accounts, tracking quotas, and ensuring high availability for your development workflows.
What is Quotio?
Quotio sits between your tools (IDEs, CLI scripts, Interpreters) and AI Providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini). It acts as a smart proxy and manager that:
- Aggregates Quotas: See your usage across all keys in one place.
- Prevents Downtime: Automatically switches to a backup key when one fails.
- Saves Money: Routes requests to cheaper models or local fallbacks based on rules.
Getting Started
If you are new to Quotio, start here:
Installation
Install Quotio on macOS via Homebrew or DMG.
Quick Start
Connect your first account and start tracking usage.
Core Concepts
Understand the building blocks of the system:
- Providers: AI service connections and authentication.
- Quotas: How limits are calculated and enforced.
- Failover: The logic behind automatic account switching.
Integration Guides
Connect Quotio to your favorite tools:
CLI Agents
- CLI Tools: Use
curlor standard scripts. - Claude Code: Power the Claude CLI with failover.
- OpenCode: Manage heavy interpreter workloads.
- Codex CLI: Use OpenAI Codex through the proxy.
- Gemini CLI: Access Google Gemini via CLI.
IDE Quota Monitoring
- Cursor: Monitor AI usage within Cursor IDE.
- Trae: Track AI consumption in Trae IDE.
- Windsurf: Monitor usage in Windsurf IDE.
Note: IDE integrations are for quota monitoring only and cannot be used as proxy providers.
Developer Resources
- Architecture: How to app works under the hood.
- Contributing: Help us improve Quotio.
Community
Join the Quotio community:
- Sponsors: Support the project and help development.
- Contributors: See who's contributing to Quotio.
- Roadmap: What's coming next for Quotio.
