giostriquer/on-n-off

Manage your Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor, and Muse setup from one desktop
app for Windows and macOS.
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## Features
Plugins, skills, and MCP servers — see what's installed and enable or disable items where supported.
Accounts — save Claude, Codex and Muse logins, switch accounts, and optionally remember new sign-ins automatically.
Usage and limits — view usage estimates, subscription limits, and reset times for Claude, Codex, and Muse.
Pull requests — follow your GitHub reviews, CI checks, and merge status.
Side notch — keep usage and pull requests visible at the edge of your screen.
Project scope — inspect agent configuration globally or for a specific project.
Support varies by provider; Cursor currently supports browsing installed items.
Codex account switching requires its running clients to be closed; Claude Code can stay open.
Codex cards also show how long the subscription is paid for and whether it renews.
## Install
Get the latest build from GitHub Releases.
| Platform | Download |
| Windows x64 | .exe installer |
| macOS Apple Silicon | .dmg disk image |
The side notch requires Windows 11 on Windows. If your operating system blocks
the first launch, see the Windows or
macOS installation notes.
on-n-off is in early development. It works with your existing agent installations
and can change their configuration.
## Get started
1. Install and sign in to the coding agents you use.
2. Open on-n-off and select a provider to browse its installed items.
3. Open Limits to view usage and add saved accounts. Enable automatic account saving if you want new sign-ins remembered.
For pull requests, install the GitHub CLI and sign in
with gh auth login. Appearance, notifications, and the side notch are in Settings.
## Development
Install Bun, Rust, and the
Tauri prerequisites for your platform.
sh
git clone https://github.com/giostriquer/on-n-off.git
cd on-n-off
bun install
bun run tauri dev
Built with Tauri, Rust, React, and TypeScript.
Architecture
Provider support
Platform and packaging notes
Contributing
Manual testing
## Privacy
on-n-off has no telemetry, analytics or crash reporting, and no server of its own. Your
configuration, transcripts and saved logins stay on your machine. The app itself connects only to:
chatgpt.com and auth.openai.com, for Codex limits and subscription details and to renew saved
Codex logins;
api.meta.ai, for Muse limits;
api.github.com, for pull requests and to resolve skills and agents installed from GitHub;
codeload.github.com, to download those installs;
raw.githubusercontent.com, for plugin details and LiteLLM's public model price list behind
usage estimates;
github.com, for the update feed and update downloads on GitHub Releases, which GitHub serves