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Kimi Usage Monitor

by @xd4o

Monitor Kimi K2.5 API usage and quota from the Kimi console. Use when the agent needs to (1) Check remaining usage percentage and reset timers, (2) Make autonomous decisions about task prioritization based on available quota, (3) Monitor rate limit status before starting intensive operations, (4) Log usage patterns over time for resource planning. Essential for self-managing agents operating under quota constraints.

Versionv1.0.0
Downloads1,581
Stars⭐ 4
TERMINAL
clawhub install kimi-usage-monitor

πŸ“– About This Skill


name: kimi-usage-monitor description: Monitor Kimi K2.5 API usage and quota from the Kimi console. Use when the agent needs to (1) Check remaining usage percentage and reset timers, (2) Make autonomous decisions about task prioritization based on available quota, (3) Monitor rate limit status before starting intensive operations, (4) Log usage patterns over time for resource planning. Essential for self-managing agents operating under quota constraints.

Kimi Usage Monitor

Monitor Kimi K2.5 usage quotas from the Kimi console to make informed decisions about task prioritization and resource allocation.

When to Use This Skill

  • Before intensive operations: Check quota before starting multi-step research or coding tasks
  • Autonomous planning: Self-prioritize tasks based on remaining usage percentage
  • Rate limit awareness: Know when quotas reset to time high-priority work
  • Usage tracking: Log patterns for long-term capacity planning
  • Quick Start

    Prerequisites: Chrome with OpenClaw extension attached 1. Open Chrome β†’ https://www.kimi.com/code/console?from=membership 2. Click OpenClaw extension icon (badge should show ON) 3. Ensure you're logged into Kimi

    # Check current usage (Linux/macOS/WSL)
    ./check_usage.sh

    Windows native

    check_usage.bat # CMD .\check_usage.ps1 # PowerShell

    JSON output for automation (all platforms)

    python3 scripts/fetch_usage.py --json

    Platform Support: Linux βœ… | macOS βœ… | Windows (WSL) βœ… | Windows (Native) βœ…

    Usage Data Available

    The Kimi console shows:

    | Metric | Description | Decision Threshold | |--------|-------------|-------------------| | Weekly Usage | Percentage of weekly quota consumed | >75% = prioritize | | Weekly Reset | Hours until quota resets | Plan heavy tasks after reset | | Rate Limit | Additional rate limiting quota | Secondary resource | | Rate Reset | Hours until rate limit resets | Short-term buffer |

    Autonomous Decision Guidelines

    When operating autonomously, use these heuristics:

    🟒 High Capacity (>50% remaining)

  • Proceed with full capability
  • Accept multi-step research tasks
  • Spawn subagents as needed
  • Enable verbose reasoning
  • 🟑 Moderate Capacity (25-50% remaining)

  • Batch similar operations
  • Prefer concise outputs
  • Use subagents sparingly
  • Disable non-essential reasoning
  • πŸ”΄ Low Capacity (<25% remaining)

  • Essential tasks only
  • Single-step operations
  • Avoid subagent spawning
  • Prioritize user-directed work over proactive tasks
  • Pre-Flight Checks for Intensive Operations

    Before spawning subagents or starting multi-step tasks, check capacity:

    # Check if operation should proceed
    python3 scripts/preflight_check.py [light|standard|intensive]

    Light: single query, simple task (needs 10%)

    Standard: normal subagent, research (needs 25%)

    Intensive: multi-subagent, deep research (needs 50%)

    Returns exit code 0 if cleared, 1 if blocked. Use in scripts:

    if python3 scripts/preflight_check.py intensive; then
        # Proceed with intensive operation
        sessions_spawn "Complex research task..."
    fi
    

    Subagent Guard

    Check specifically before spawning subagents:

    python3 scripts/subagent_guard.py
    

    Returns JSON with can_spawn boolean:

    {
      "can_spawn": true,
      "usage_percent": 45,
      "remaining_percent": 55,
      "resets_hours": 36
    }
    

    Integration Ideas

    Hourly monitoring cron:

    # Add to crontab or OpenClaw jobs
    0 * * * * cd /path/to/kimi-usage-monitor && python3 scripts/usage_logger.py
    

    Pre-task validation:

    import subprocess
    result = subprocess.run(
        ["python3", "scripts/preflight_check.py", "intensive"],
        capture_output=True
    )
    if result.returncode == 0:
        # Proceed with task
        pass
    

    Script Reference

    | Script | Purpose | |--------|---------| | scripts/fetch_usage.py | Main usage scraper (browser-based) | | scripts/usage_logger.py | Autonomous logging + decision wrapper | | scripts/preflight_check.py | Pre-flight validation for operations | | scripts/subagent_guard.py | Check before spawning subagents | | check_usage.sh | Quick CLI wrapper |

    Note: Alternative Playwright-based scraper (fetch_kimi_usage.py) available for non-OpenClaw environments (requires system dependencies).

    Troubleshooting

    "Browser not available"

  • Ensure Chrome extension is attached (badge shows ON)
  • Verify the Kimi console tab is open
  • "Could not detect usage"

  • Make sure you're logged into Kimi
  • Check that the console page has fully loaded
  • Authentication errors

  • Re-authenticate at https://www.kimi.com/code/console
  • The browser tool uses your existing Chrome session
  • Output Format

    Human-Readable (default)

    πŸ“Š Kimi Usage Monitor
    ========================================

    πŸ—“οΈ Weekly Usage Used: 45% Remaining: 55% Resets in: 36 hours Status: 🟑 Moderate β€” plan accordingly

    ⚑ Rate Limit Used: 2% Resets in: 3 hours

    JSON (--json flag)

    {
      "weekly_usage_percent": 45,
      "weekly_resets_hours": 36,
      "rate_limit_percent": 2,
      "rate_limit_resets_hours": 3,
      "timestamp": "2026-02-12 21:15:00"
    }
    

    License

    MIT License - Feel free to modify and distribute.

    πŸ’‘ Examples

    Prerequisites: Chrome with OpenClaw extension attached 1. Open Chrome β†’ https://www.kimi.com/code/console?from=membership 2. Click OpenClaw extension icon (badge should show ON) 3. Ensure you're logged into Kimi

    # Check current usage (Linux/macOS/WSL)
    ./check_usage.sh

    Windows native

    check_usage.bat # CMD .\check_usage.ps1 # PowerShell

    JSON output for automation (all platforms)

    python3 scripts/fetch_usage.py --json

    Platform Support: Linux βœ… | macOS βœ… | Windows (WSL) βœ… | Windows (Native) βœ…

    πŸ“‹ Tips & Best Practices

    "Browser not available"

  • Ensure Chrome extension is attached (badge shows ON)
  • Verify the Kimi console tab is open
  • "Could not detect usage"

  • Make sure you're logged into Kimi
  • Check that the console page has fully loaded
  • Authentication errors

  • Re-authenticate at https://www.kimi.com/code/console
  • The browser tool uses your existing Chrome session