OpenCode
OpenCode Go usage, without the dashboard.
OpenCode Go, the subscription, meters a rolling 5 hour window, a weekly one from Monday to Monday in UTC and a monthly one anchored to the day you subscribed. Zen pay-as-you-go credits are a different thing, and only the web dashboard shows them.
The built-in way. Open the dashboard.
The dashboard shows the Go windows and your Zen credits. Nothing in the CLI does.
What Notchlet shows. One ring per window.
- 5h
- A rolling window.
- Weekly
- Monday to Monday, UTC.
- Monthly
- Anchored to your subscription date.
Hover the notch and each window is a ring with the percentage left, the reset time and a verdict on your burn rate. Click a ring for history: cost and tokens per day, and every model you used.
How it signs in. With the login you already have.
Notchlet reads the key OpenCode saved after /connect in ~/.local/share/opencode/auth.json and calls the Go usage endpoint with it, the same key the CLI sends. The key never expires, so a rejected key means you rotated it and need to reconnect. If your data directory moved or the CLI is not on this Mac, paste a key from the dashboard in Notchlet's settings.
Questions. Short answers.
- Does Notchlet show Zen credits?
- No. Credits only exist on the web dashboard behind a browser session, and Notchlet does not borrow browser cookies. A workspace without a Go subscription shows nothing for OpenCode.
- How do I check my OpenCode usage?
- On the opencode.ai dashboard, or hover the notch with Notchlet installed.
- Where does OpenCode history come from?
- From OpenCode's message database on this Mac.