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The QuotaViewModel orchestrates quota fetching services that call provider-specific quota APIs, caches results with configurable refresh intervals, and triggers alerts when usage approaches configured thresholds. Data flows through Swift Concurrency patterns (async/await) to prevent UI blocking.","intents":["I want to see at a glance how much of my API quota I've used across all providers","I need to be alerted before I hit my quota limits so I can switch providers or upgrade","I want historical quota usage data to understand my consumption patterns and optimize costs"],"best_for":["developers managing multiple paid AI subscriptions with rate limits","teams tracking shared API quota pools across projects","cost-conscious builders who need visibility into API spending"],"limitations":["Quota data freshness depends on provider API response times; some providers update quotas with 5-15 minute delays","Not all providers expose granular quota data (e.g., token-level vs request-level limits vary by provider)","Historical quota tracking requires persistent local storage; no built-in cloud sync for quota history across devices"],"requires":["At least one authenticated provider with quota API endpoint","Network connectivity to reach provider quota endpoints","macOS 14.0+ for SwiftUI data binding and Observation framework"],"input_types":["Provider quota API responses (JSON)","User-configured alert thresholds (percentage or absolute values)","Refresh interval settings (seconds)"],"output_types":["Quota usage percentages and absolute values","Visual progress indicators","Alert notifications (macOS notifications)","Quota trend data (time-series)"],"categories":["data-processing-analysis","monitoring-alerting"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_10","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.provider.specific.custom.configuration.and.advanced.settings","name":"provider-specific custom configuration and advanced settings","description":"The Providers Screen allows users to configure advanced, provider-specific settings such as custom API endpoints, request timeout values, retry policies, rate limit overrides, and model-specific parameters. Each provider has a dedicated settings panel with provider-specific options (e.g., Claude's context window size, OpenAI's temperature and top_p parameters). Custom configurations are stored in JSON files in ~/.quotio/providers/ and are applied to all requests routed through that provider. Users can also define custom providers with arbitrary API endpoints and authentication methods.","intents":["I want to configure provider-specific parameters (temperature, context window) without modifying my agent code","I need to use a custom or self-hosted AI provider with Quotio's quota management and failover","I want to override default retry policies or timeout values for specific providers"],"best_for":["developers using self-hosted or custom AI providers","teams with provider-specific performance requirements (latency, throughput)","developers who want to experiment with provider-specific parameters without code changes"],"limitations":["Custom provider configuration requires manual API endpoint and authentication setup; no auto-discovery","Provider-specific parameters are not validated; invalid configurations may cause requests to fail silently","Custom providers do not have built-in quota tracking; quota must be tracked manually or via external tools","Configuration changes require proxy restart to take effect; no hot-reload"],"requires":["Understanding of provider API specifications and authentication methods","Custom provider API endpoint URL (if using custom provider)","Provider API documentation for parameter configuration"],"input_types":["Provider-specific configuration (JSON with provider-specific keys)","Custom API endpoint URL (string)","Authentication credentials (API key, OAuth token, custom auth method)"],"output_types":["Provider configuration file (JSON)","Configuration validation status (valid/invalid)","Applied configuration (displayed in UI)"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","data-processing-analysis"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_11","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.automatic.app.updates.with.background.download.and.staged.rollout","name":"automatic app updates with background download and staged rollout","description":"Quotio implements an auto-update system that checks for new versions on app launch and periodically (every 24 hours). 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The app monitors active IDE processes and displays real-time request metrics (requests/sec, latency, error rate) in the Agents Screen, enabling developers to see which agents are active and how they're performing.","intents":["I want my VS Code Copilot extension to use Quotio's quota management and failover without reconfiguring the plugin","I need to see which IDE agents are currently active and how much quota they're consuming","I want to reduce the latency of the first AI request by pre-warming connections to providers"],"best_for":["developers using multiple IDE plugins (VS Code, JetBrains, Cursor) that need unified quota management","teams with strict latency requirements who benefit from connection warmup","developers who want visibility into which agents are active and their resource consumption"],"limitations":["IDE plugin configuration is manual (copy-paste environment variables); no automatic plugin detection or configuration","Warmup system adds ~500ms-1s to app startup time; benefit only realized if first request comes within 5 minutes of app launch","Request monitoring is proxy-level only; cannot track requests that bypass the proxy (e.g., direct API calls from plugins)","Some IDE plugins may not support environment variable configuration; manual proxy URL configuration required"],"requires":["Supported IDE installed (VS Code 1.80+, JetBrains 2023.1+, Cursor 0.1+)","IDE plugin that supports HTTP proxy configuration or environment variables","Quotio proxy running and healthy"],"input_types":["IDE plugin configuration template (string with placeholders)","Provider credentials (for warmup connection establishment)","Proxy URL and port (string)"],"output_types":["Environment variable configuration (KEY=VALUE pairs)","Proxy URL configuration snippet","Real-time request metrics (JSON: requests/sec, latency_ms, error_rate)","Active agent list with status"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","monitoring-alerting"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_5","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.agent.configuration.and.cli.tool.integration.with.one.click.setup","name":"agent configuration and cli tool integration with one-click setup","description":"The AgentConfigurationService generates ready-to-use configuration for CLI agents (Claude Code, OpenCode, Droid) by creating shell aliases, environment variables, and configuration files that point to the Quotio proxy. Users can copy-paste generated configuration into their shell profile or IDE settings. The Agents Screen displays all configured agents, their status (active/inactive), and allows users to enable/disable agents without restarting the proxy. Configuration is persisted in JSON files in the Quotio config directory (~/.quotio/agents.json).","intents":["I want to configure Claude Code to use Quotio's quota management with a single copy-paste command","I need to enable/disable agents without manually editing configuration files or restarting services","I want to see which CLI agents are currently configured and their real-time status"],"best_for":["developers using CLI-based AI agents (Claude Code, OpenCode, Droid) who want unified quota management","teams with multiple agents who need centralized configuration management","developers who want to quickly switch agents on/off without terminal commands"],"limitations":["Configuration generation is static; changes to agent settings require manual re-generation or file editing","Agent status detection relies on process monitoring; background agents may not be detected if running in detached mode","Configuration files are stored locally; no cloud sync or team-level configuration sharing","Some agents may not support proxy configuration; manual workarounds required"],"requires":["Supported CLI agent installed (Claude Code, OpenCode, Droid, or compatible)","Shell access to edit configuration files or shell profile","Quotio proxy running and healthy"],"input_types":["Agent name and type (string)","Provider selection (enum: Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, etc.)","Proxy URL and port (string)"],"output_types":["Shell alias configuration (bash/zsh compatible)","Environment variable export statements","Agent configuration JSON file","Agent status (active/inactive/error)"],"categories":["automation-workflow","tool-use-integration"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_6","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.three.mode.operating.architecture.standard.proxy.only.headless","name":"three-mode operating architecture (standard, proxy-only, headless)","description":"Quotio supports three distinct operating modes to accommodate different workflows: (1) Standard mode runs the full SwiftUI app with menu bar integration, quota monitoring, and agent management; (2) Proxy-Only mode disables the UI and runs only the proxy server in the background, useful for headless servers or minimal resource usage; (3) Headless mode runs the proxy without any UI or menu bar presence, controlled entirely via CLI or configuration files. Mode selection is configured at launch via command-line flags or environment variables, allowing the same binary to serve different deployment scenarios.","intents":["I want to run Quotio on a headless server without the macOS UI overhead","I need to minimize Quotio's resource footprint on my development machine by disabling the UI","I want to use Quotio in CI/CD pipelines where the UI is not available or needed"],"best_for":["teams running Quotio on headless macOS servers or CI/CD infrastructure","developers who want minimal resource overhead and prefer CLI-based management","organizations with strict UI/UX requirements who want proxy functionality without the app UI"],"limitations":["Proxy-Only and Headless modes lack real-time quota visualization; quota monitoring requires external tooling or log parsing","Mode switching requires app restart; no dynamic mode switching during runtime","Headless mode has no built-in alerting; quota threshold violations must be detected via log monitoring or external scripts","CLI management in Headless mode is minimal; most configuration requires direct file editing"],"requires":["macOS 14.0+ (even for Headless mode, as the proxy is bundled with the macOS app)","Command-line flag or environment variable to specify operating mode","Configuration files in ~/.quotio/ for Proxy-Only and Headless modes"],"input_types":["Operating mode flag (--mode=standard|proxy-only|headless)","Configuration file path (environment variable or CLI flag)","Provider credentials (environment variables or config file)"],"output_types":["Proxy process (running in background)","Log output (stdout/stderr)","Configuration status (JSON via CLI query)"],"categories":["automation-workflow","tool-use-integration"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_7","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.antigravity.integration.with.custom.model.routing.and.cost.optimization","name":"antigravity integration with custom model routing and cost optimization","description":"Quotio includes native integration with Antigravity, a custom AI provider that offers cost-optimized model routing. The integration allows users to configure Antigravity as a provider, authenticate via API key, and use Antigravity's intelligent model selection to automatically route requests to the cheapest available model that meets quality requirements. Antigravity-specific quota tracking and cost visualization are displayed in the Quota Screen. The fallback system treats Antigravity as a first-class provider, enabling users to use it as a primary or fallback option.","intents":["I want to use Antigravity's cost-optimized model routing to reduce my AI API spending","I need to see Antigravity's quota and cost metrics alongside my other providers","I want to use Antigravity as a fallback provider when my primary provider runs out of quota"],"best_for":["cost-conscious developers who want to optimize AI API spending","teams with large AI workloads who benefit from Antigravity's model routing","developers who want to use Antigravity as a fallback to reduce costs"],"limitations":["Antigravity integration requires an Antigravity account and API key; not available without Antigravity subscription","Antigravity's model routing logic is opaque; users cannot customize which models are selected for specific requests","Cost optimization benefits depend on Antigravity's current model pricing; pricing changes are not reflected in real-time","Antigravity integration is Quotio-specific; other tools cannot leverage Antigravity's cost optimization without Quotio"],"requires":["Antigravity account with active subscription","Antigravity API key","Internet connectivity to reach Antigravity endpoints"],"input_types":["Antigravity API key (string)","Model selection criteria (quality tier, latency requirements)","Request payload (forwarded to Antigravity)"],"output_types":["Antigravity quota and cost metrics (JSON)","Selected model name (string)","Response from Antigravity (forwarded to agent)"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","data-processing-analysis"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_8","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.menu.bar.status.indicator.with.quick.access.quota.and.provider.status","name":"menu bar status indicator with quick-access quota and provider status","description":"The StatusBarManager integrates Quotio into the macOS menu bar, displaying a compact status icon that shows overall proxy health (green/yellow/red) and provides a click-to-expand menu with quick access to quota status, active providers, and common actions (restart proxy, open settings, view logs). 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Clicking the menu bar icon opens a popover with the Dashboard Screen, allowing users to quickly check status without opening the full app window.","intents":["I want to see Quotio's status at a glance from the macOS menu bar without opening the full app","I need quick access to quota status and provider health from the menu bar","I want to restart the proxy or access settings without navigating through the full app UI"],"best_for":["developers who want minimal visual footprint but need quick access to Quotio status","teams running Quotio on multiple machines who want consistent status visibility","developers who prefer menu bar apps over traditional window-based apps"],"limitations":["Menu bar icon space is limited; only high-level status (health, quota percentage) can be displayed","Menu bar popover is small; detailed quota breakdowns require opening the full app","Menu bar integration is macOS-specific; no equivalent on other platforms","Menu bar icon updates have ~1-2 second latency due to UI refresh cycles"],"requires":["macOS 14.0+ with menu bar support","Quotio app running in Standard or Proxy-Only mode (not Headless)"],"input_types":["Proxy health status (boolean)","Quota percentage per provider (float 0-100)","Provider status list (array of provider names and health status)"],"output_types":["Menu bar icon (colored based on health status)","Menu bar popover with status summary","Quick-action menu items (restart, settings, logs)"],"categories":["automation-workflow","monitoring-alerting"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-nguyenphutrong--quotio__cap_9","uri":"capability://data.processing.analysis.comprehensive.request.and.error.logging.with.searchable.log.viewer","name":"comprehensive request and error logging with searchable log viewer","description":"Quotio maintains detailed logs of all proxy requests, provider responses, quota checks, fallback events, and errors in a local SQLite database. 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