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Optimizes Claude Code Pro/Max usage by priming the 5-hour rolling window early morning, ensuring resets align with peak work hours for maximum Opus availability.
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| name | claude-code-window-primer |
| description | Optimizes Claude Code Pro/Max usage by priming the 5-hour rolling window early morning, ensuring resets align with peak work hours for maximum Opus availability. |
| compatibility | Zo Computer with Claude Code Pro or Max subscription |
| metadata | {"author":"thevibethinker","version":"1.0","created":"2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z","tags":["claude-code","optimization","scheduling"]} |
Claude Code Pro has a 5-hour rolling usage window. If you start using Opus at 9am, you hit the limit around 2pm and wait until... 2pm for reset. That's a dead zone right when you're productive.
Prime the window before you wake up. A trivial Opus request at 6:30am starts the clock, giving you resets at useful times:
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 6:30am | Window primed (while sleeping) |
| 11:30am | First reset (mid-morning) |
| 4:30pm | Second reset (afternoon) |
| 9:30pm | Third reset (evening if needed) |
This maximizes Opus availability during typical work hours (9am–11pm).
No. The primer uses ~15 tokens (asks Opus to return 0 or 1). Weekly limits track actual usage, not window starts. This is pure timing optimization.
In a Zo conversation:
Create a scheduled agent:
- Schedule: Daily at 6:30am (your timezone)
- Instruction: Run python3 Skills/claude-code-window-primer/scripts/prime_window.py
- Delivery: None (silent)
Or adjust the time to ~3 hours before you typically start working.
Check your Claude Code usage after the first run — you should see a tiny blip at 6:30am.
Shift your window anytime:
python3 Skills/claude-code-window-primer/scripts/prime_window.py
Useful if you wake up early or want to realign mid-day.
Different wake time? Edit the agent schedule. The math:
Max subscription? Same principle applies — you just have more headroom per window.
The script calls /zo/ask with a trivial prompt targeting Opus specifically:
"Return either 0 or 1 at random. Nothing else."
Minimal tokens, starts the window, done.
claude-code-window-primer/
├── SKILL.md # This file
└── scripts/
└── prime_window.py # The primer script