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ccburn is a lightweight open-source terminal user interface (TUI) created by JuanjoFuchs that visualizes Claude Code usage limits through burn-up charts, offering developers a quick, text-based way to monitor remaining credits and forecast depletion without leaving the command line. Designed for integration into status bars, continuous-integration logs, or automated scripts, the tool reads the standard Claude Code JSON profile, renders progress toward monthly limits as ASCII burn-up lines, and can emit the same data in machine-friendly JSON for further processing. A compact switch collapses the chart to a single-line summary, making it suitable for crowded tmux panes or prompt segments, while the full view plots daily consumption against the quota ceiling so teams can spot unusual spikes early. Since its first public commit the project has iterated through fourteen releases; version 0.7.2 refines axis labeling, aligns color output with mainstream terminal themes, and tightens parsing of the evolving Claude Code configuration format. Users typically invoke ccburn inside shell aliases, GitHub Actions workflows, or cron jobs to surface quota status alongside test results, ensuring that long batch jobs or classroom demos do not exhaust tokens unexpectedly. The utility sits in the Developer Tools / Command-Line subcategory, requires only a standard Rust runtime, and is distributed as a single statically linked binary for Windows, macOS, and Linux. ccburn is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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