Read provider usage, limits, credits, and installation or configuration health through CodexBar. Returns JSON for enabled providers or a selected provider, while hiding secrets and leaving configuration and authentication unchanged.
CodexBar read. Provider usage, limits, credits, config health. JSON. No writes.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Read CodexBar. Never mutate config/auth.
skill="${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/codexbar"
"$skill/scripts/codexbar" doctor
"$skill/scripts/codexbar" providers
"$skill/scripts/codexbar" usage
"$skill/scripts/codexbar" usage --provider codex
"$skill/scripts/codexbar" usage --all
All stdout: JSON. Upstream CodexBar shape kept. Less drift, fewer tokens.
doctor when install/config unknown.usage reads enabled providers. Prefer this.usage --provider ID reads one provider.usage --all expensive; use only when needed.--include-identities only when user explicitly needs them.CODEXBAR_TIMEOUT (default 120 seconds).Auto-find: CODEXBAR_BIN, PATH, app bundle, Homebrew cask. If missing: open CodexBar, Preferences > Advanced > Install CLI; or set CODEXBAR_BIN.
Each stdout/stderr stream capped at 1 MiB while fully drained. Timeout kills process group.
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Test CodexBar against real provider services, check application settings, and verify menu contents. Use command-line checks and visual evidence to distinguish authentication problems, API mismatches, and display issues before a release.
Guide a macOS app release through versioning, signing, Apple notarization, update feed checks, and Homebrew updates. Includes CodexBar release scripts, published asset verification, and preparation of the next unreleased version.