name	account
description	Use when the user asks which account is active or current, account or subscription limits, quota or rate-limit usage, the 5-hour or weekly window, when the next claude launch will rotate accounts, remaining subscription days, or wants a claude-rotate account overview.
metadata	{"short-description":"Show the active account and quota limits via claude-rotate"}

Account Status (claude-rotate)

Reports which account this agent session is running on and the quota/limits of every configured account, via claude-rotate.

How to run

Run the command and show its output to the user verbatim — it is already formatted (a status line, one fenced block per account, and — only when action is needed — a short warnings list). Keep every code fence intact so each account stays its own card. Do not reformat, merge the blocks, summarize, or add commentary.

claude-rotate status --report

If claude-rotate is not installed or reports no accounts, relay that message as-is. Never fabricate numbers.

What it reports

Markers: @ = the account this session runs on; > = the account the rotator would pick next; @> = both (no rotation on the next launch).
One fenced block per account (narrow, no table borders, readable on a phone — each fence renders as its own card): a header with the account name and days left on the subscription, then — per window (5h and week) — a fact line and a forecast sub-line beneath it. The fact line carries a progress bar (█/░), the current usage % and the reset as an absolute clock (with a weekday when it lands on another day) plus a compact relative duration, e.g. Thu 13:00 (4d 20h). The label-less sub-line carries the projection: the →-prefixed forecast % and, when the limit is crossed before reset, the clock and relative duration at which usage hits 100% — shown as →XX% — when the window resets first, a lone — when there is no trend yet, or reached once usage is already ≥100%. Both lines share one column grid, so the forecast % stacks under the current % and the limit-ETA clock under the reset clock.
Warnings (only when action is needed; absent otherwise): an account needs re-login, or a subscription expires within 7 days. Quota-usage risk and the fallback recommendation are intentionally not shown.

Maintenance

This skill is a thin wrapper; all logic lives in claude-rotate itself (claude_rotate.report.build_report, exercised by its test suite). Update the tool to change the output. Reinstall the skill with claude-rotate install-skill.

Account Status (claude-rotate)

Reports which account this agent session is running on and the quota/limits of every configured account, via claude-rotate.

How to run

claude-rotate status --report

If claude-rotate is not installed or reports no accounts, relay that message as-is. Never fabricate numbers.

What it reports

Markers: @ = the account this session runs on; > = the account the rotator would pick next; @> = both (no rotation on the next launch).

One fenced block per account (narrow, no table borders, readable on a phone — each fence renders as its own card): a header with the account name and days left on the subscription, then — per window (5h and week) — a fact line and a forecast sub-line beneath it. The fact line carries a progress bar (█/░), the current usage % and the reset as an absolute clock (with a weekday when it lands on another day) plus a compact relative duration, e.g. Thu 13:00 (4d 20h). The label-less sub-line carries the projection: the →-prefixed forecast % and, when the limit is crossed before reset, the clock and relative duration at which usage hits 100% — shown as →XX% — when the window resets first, a lone — when there is no trend yet, or reached once usage is already ≥100%. Both lines share one column grid, so the forecast % stacks under the current % and the limit-ETA clock under the reset clock.

Warnings (only when action is needed; absent otherwise): an account needs re-login, or a subscription expires within 7 days. Quota-usage risk and the fallback recommendation are intentionally not shown.

Maintenance