Codex Quota

What to consider before installing/running this skill: - Understand the credential access: the script reads and will temporarily overwrite ~/.codex/auth.json to switch accounts (then attempts to restore it). Back up your ~/.codex/auth.json and ensure you can recover credentials if something goes wrong. - Metadata mismatch: the registry metadata did not declare required config paths, but the code clearly needs access to ~/.codex; treat that as an omission and be cautious about trusting the source. - Inspect the script yourself (or run it in a safe environment) before giving it access to your real Codex accounts. Verify the restore logic by testing with a disposable account or in a VM/container. - Prefer running the tool manually rather than allowing autonomous agent invocation, especially if you have multiple accounts or rely on the auth.json file for other processes. - The --fresh/--all options invoke the codex CLI, which may make network calls to OpenAI; ensure you expect that network interaction. - Check file permissions on ~/.codex and on any account files to limit exposure, and confirm /tmp/codex-quota-all.json contains only expected, non-secret quota summaries. Overall: the functionality is coherent with its description, but because it manipulates local credential files and the metadata omitted that fact, treat this as suspicious until you verify its behavior and back up your auth file.