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Install and use

Install CUAR from the Codex Plugins directory. Invoke $CUAR, or ask Codex about current usage, Linear Pace, Projected Exhaustion, Banked Reset Expirations, or whether an Unscheduled Reset was observed.

Local reset ledger

CUAR keeps one sanitized local usage snapshot and at most one recent reset observation. To clear it, delete ~/Library/Caches/CUAR/reset-ledger.json on macOS, $XDG_CACHE_HOME/cuar/reset-ledger.json or ~/.cache/cuar/reset-ledger.json on Linux, or %LOCALAPPDATA%\CUAR\Cache\reset-ledger.json on Windows. The next successful report creates a new comparison baseline.

Documentation and issues

Source and documentation are available in the CUAR repository. Use GitHub Issues for reproducible bugs, compatibility reports, and feature requests.

What to include

Include the CUAR version, operating system and architecture, Node.js version, sanitized codex --version output, and sanitized CUAR doctor output.

Do not send credentials, tokens, authentication files, raw App Server responses, account identifiers, usage percentages, reset counts, reset or expiration timestamps, or opaque reset-credit identifiers. Do not send reset-ledger contents.

Security reports

Do not open a public issue for a suspected vulnerability. Email info@filamentlabs.io with the affected version, operating system, reproduction steps, and potential impact. Do not include credentials, tokens, raw App Server responses, or account-specific usage data.

Account and billing support

CUAR does not provide billing support or control OpenAI account limits. Account, subscription, and billing questions belong with OpenAI support.