Check your current Kimi quota
The Kimi Code membership guide describes the Console and CLI usage views. Your account may have short-term, weekly, or monthly limits. Which windows apply can depend on the plan; use your account's reported numbers rather than a fixed quota from an older article.
Track Kimi Code in UsageAtlas
- Download the free UsageAtlas app for Windows, macOS, or Linux.
- Open Settings → Sources, find Kimi Code, and expand Connect. Enter a Kimi Code Coding API key and select the matching Global or China region.
- Choose Save and check, then open Limits. Read the five-hour, seven-day, or monthly windows your account returns. Reset times appear when reported.
UsageAtlas is open source and needs no UsageAtlas account for local tracking. Saved provider credentials use your operating system's encrypted storage and stay out of cloud saves.
Match the key to its region
A key for one region is not automatically retried against the other. If the connection fails, check the selected region and that you used a Coding API key. For environment-based setup, use KIMI_CODE_API_KEY and KIMI_REGION, then restart UsageAtlas.
What this integration tracks
This connection reads current allowances and balances. It does not import per-request tokens, models, projects, or cost history. UsageAtlas shows a capacity meter only when the provider supplies enough information. A missing limit is unknown, not zero. See the connection documentation for supported fields.
Questions, answered
Does UsageAtlas reuse my Kimi CLI login?
This integration requires a Coding API key. Automatic Kimi CLI OAuth discovery is not implemented.
Is a Kimi quota percentage a token count?
No. A percentage measures consumption of a reported allowance. UsageAtlas does not convert it into tokens, requests, or dollars.