| A check mark in the menu, In Use in the window | ● and signed in, and ○ on the others | The tool is using this account. |
| Read 2h 05m ago, with Claude closed in the window | signed in · read 2h 05m ago | When Pitboard last read the Claude Desktop account in use, during a change with Claude closed. |
| work · Max 20x in the menu, a Max 20x tag beside the name in the window | Max 20x after the address | The plan the account’s login says it is on. |
| 5-hour 59%, weekly 73% in the menu, a bar per limit in the window | 5h, week and a bar per limit | How much of each limit the account has used. A limit for one model adds the model’s name. |
| No usage read in the menu | Pitboard reads no usage for Claude Desktop, once before its accounts | Pitboard reads no usage for a Claude Desktop account: see What Pitboard does not do for Claude Desktop. |
| A green, orange or red bar | A green, yellow or red bar and percentage | Under 70%, from 70% and from 90% used. |
| resetting now in the window | resetting now | The reset time has passed. The figure is the last one measured until the next reading. |
| A red or green mark across a bar, and 55% over pace or 18% under pace | │ in a bar, and 55% over pace or 18% under pace | The mark is where an even pace would be when the numbers were measured. Red: faster than that. Green: slower. on pace, with no mark: within 5 points of it. |
| weekly 73% (runs out in 11h 05m) in the menu, and a note in the window | weekly limit runs out in 11h 05m at this pace | For the account in use, the limit that runs out first at its pace, and when. Under a minute, it reads about to run out. |
| 5-hour used up until 22:12 in the menu, or 5-hour used up once that time has passed | 100% in red | The account has used all of the limit until it resets. |
| Parked login good for 26 more days in the window | ready · good for 26d 4h | You can switch to the Claude Code account. Its parked login lasts that long. |
| No note in the window | ready | You can switch to the Codex account. Pitboard knows no expiry for a Codex login. |
| Its sign-in may lapse in 25 days in the window | ready · sign-in may lapse in 25d 3h | You can switch to the Claude Desktop account. What Pitboard does not do for Claude Desktop says how far to trust the date. |
| Parked login good for 2 more days in the window | ready · expires in 2d 3h, then a command | The parked login expires within 3 days. Renew now. |
| Its sign-in may have lapsed in the window | ready · sign-in may have lapsed, then a command | The date has passed. If Claude asks you to sign in after a switch, sign in again. |
| Needs signing in again in the menu, Sign In Again in the window | login expired or nothing parked, then a command | Pitboard holds no parked login it can use for the account. Sign in to an account again. |
| Needs signing in again in the menu, with the reason in the window | login replaced outside Pitboard, then a command | A sign-in outside Pitboard replaced the account’s only login. See An account reads login replaced outside Pitboard. |
Login Pitboard can’t use, or a line such as Claude Code’s login could not be read; run pitboard doctor | login could not be read, beside an account or account unknown | Pitboard could not read the tool’s login. Beside an account, that login may be the account’s. Run pitboard doctor. |
| Login Pitboard can’t use, with Claude Code’s login is not one Pitboard can park or switch | account unknown and login cannot be switched | The tool is signed in with a login Pitboard cannot park or switch, such as an API key. Run pitboard doctor. |
| Not named yet in the menu, the tip Give this account a name in the window | signed in · not enrolled: pitboard enroll <label> | The tool is signed in to an account Pitboard has not enrolled. Add the account you are signed in to. |
| Switching in the menu, a progress indicator in the window | None | A switch to the account is running. |
| The email address as the line in the menu, no bars in the window | no usage known yet, or no usage known and a reason | Pitboard has no reading of the account. Stale codes explains each reason. |
