hermes - 💡(How to fix) Fix Show hourly/weekly/monthly quota progress bars in the TUI status area

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Root Cause

Right now the UI only tells you when you’re already on fire or about to be. That’s too late. If the active provider has multiple quota windows, the user should be able to glance at the top bar and see which one is the constraint before the next request lands.

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The TUI status area already has the right kind of real estate for tiny quota indicators. What I want here is a compact set of progress bars on the far right that reflect whatever quota windows actually apply to the active provider/account.

Examples:

  • Codex: hourly / 5h / weekly windows
  • opencode-go: 5h / weekly / monthly windows
  • other providers: whatever windows they expose, not a hardcoded one-size-fits-all bar

Why this matters

Right now the UI only tells you when you’re already on fire or about to be. That’s too late. If the active provider has multiple quota windows, the user should be able to glance at the top bar and see which one is the constraint before the next request lands.

What I’m asking for

  • Add compact quota progress bars in the right side of the status bar
  • Render only the windows relevant to the current provider
  • Keep it visually minimal, not a giant metrics dump
  • Reuse existing cached quota/account data where possible

Related

This is basically the next step beyond #16643, which proposes showing provider account limits in the status bar. This request is specifically about multi-window quota rendering, not just a text summary.

Happy to help test or refine the UX if someone picks it up.

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