Original Reddit post

Not sure if anyone else noticed this but Claude’s 5-hour timer only starts when you actually send a message. So if you fire off one message at 9am then don’t really start working until 1pm, your limit resets at 2pm instead of 9pm. You basically get to “more” usage. Anyway I vibe-coded a Chrome extension around that idea (tried to check for obvious security issues, hopefully didn’t miss anything embarrassing). It’s called Clauditor and here’s what it does: The useful stuff: Shows your real usage % and exact reset countdown in a tiny pill in the corner of Claude page. Auto Continue: when Claude cuts off a long response mid-thought, it automatically clicks Continue for you. No more babysitting long outputs Auto timer reset: when your limit resets, it sends a quick “Hi” to Claude to reset the timer. Scheduled Send: type your message, tell it to fire after the next reset (or the one after that), walk away It’s open source and free: https://github.com/boudiafA/Clauditor The only thing I am not sure about is if this the kind of thing Anthropic would get annoyed about? The auto-send features are in a grey area of their ToS I think. submitted by /u/No-Remote1330

Originally posted by u/No-Remote1330 on r/ClaudeCode