No Visibility Into Remaining AI Coding Session Usage Before Hitting Limits
Developers using Claude for extended coding sessions get blindsided when usage limits are reached mid-task, with no live indication of how much capacity remains or when it resets. The lack of usage visibility, and the loss of conversation context when switching to another LLM after hitting a limit, disrupts developer workflow and forces manual context reconstruction.
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