PokeTokenBar

What PokeTokenBar does

PokeTokenBar reads token usage directly from the local data of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, Hermes Agent, Cursor, Grok CLI, Copilot CLI, Kiro CLI, Pi Agent, omp, Aside and Kimi Code, with no external CLI needed. The tokens you spend incubate an egg that hatches into a Pokémon from Generations 1 to 5, evolves through its real evolution line, and graduates into a Pokédex before a new egg arrives.

Underneath the game it is a usage tracker. The menu bar shows today's total tokens, optionally with cost or official limit percentage, and the app tracks 5-hour and weekly limits with reset countdowns and a burn-rate forecast. Filling a limit earns Rare Candy, and spent tokens can buy shop items such as a nature-changing Mint, a Shiny Charm or higher-grade eggs. The companion can also live on the desktop at sizes from 48 to 384 pixels. The README is available in English, Korean and Japanese.

Key features

• Reads local usage data from 14 AI coding tools, including Hermes Agent
• Menu bar sprite with today's tokens, cost or limit percentage
• 5-hour and weekly limit tracking with reset countdowns and a burn-rate forecast
• Eggs hatch Pokémon with real evolution lines from PokéAPI
• Pokédex, shiny hatches, Rare Candy and a token-funded shop
• Desktop companion from 48 to 384 pixels

When to use it

• See today's token spend across several coding agents in one menu bar item
• Watch how close you are to a 5-hour or weekly usage limit
• Turn heavy agent usage into a collection game

Who it is for: Mac users who run several AI coding agents and want a lightweight usage tracker with a game layer.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent is one of the 14 tools whose local usage data it reads. It does not control or extend Hermes Agent.

Requirements: macOS (menu bar app)

Note: It is an unofficial, non-commercial Pokémon fan project.

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