# limitcast 0.14: pace your week by the day, and keep what trim must not touch > Source: > Published: 2026-10-27 18:31:03+00:00 limitcast 0.14 adds three things: a keep-list so `trim` never touches what you rely on, a daily share of your weekly limit that can now hold new subagents, and a status line that says which limit you will hit first. **0.14 makes limitcast's advice safer to apply and harder to ignore.** `trim` can be told what to leave alone, the daily pace acts instead of only showing, and `status` names the window that runs out first. `limitcast trim --apply` turns off MCP servers and hides skills you have not used. Some are rare but essential. Put them on the keep-list and no `--apply` will touch them, in Claude Code, Codex or Grok: ``` bash $ limitcast trim keep ego-browser Kept by `trim --apply`: ego-browser ``` Spelling does not matter: `ego-browser` and `ego_browser` match. `limitcast trim` shows what it would keep, `limitcast trim keep --remove ` drops one, and `limitcast trim keep` on its own lists them. It is free. The `today` column in `limitcast status` is your share of what is left of a weekly window, split evenly over the days until it resets. In 0.14 it acts (Pro). With notifications on, you get one message a day when you have used 80% of today's share: ``` limitcast: Claude 7d: 80% of today's share used, 1% left today. ``` Turn on `limitcast budget today on` and the subagent guard also holds new subagents once today's share is used up, until local midnight: ``` limitcast: today's share of your Claude 7d limit is used up (6% of 5%). New subagents are held until midnight. Turn this off: `limitcast budget today off`, or set LIMITCAST_ALLOW=1 to spawn anyway. ``` The `(6% of 5%)` reads as 6% used against a 5% share for today. The hold is off by default. A window already at 100% is left to the tool, and `LIMITCAST_ALLOW=1` overrides it. Free installs record what Pro would have held, and `limitcast results` shows it. When a window is on pace to run out, `limitcast status` now ends with one line naming the one that hits the wall first and where else there is room: ``` You'll hit Claude 5h first (16:40). Codex 5h has 78% left. ``` If you split work across Claude Code, Codex and Grok, that line tells you where to send the next task. ``` npm install -g limitcast limitcast status ``` Local only, never uses your Claude login. [Feature guide](https://limitcast.dev/guide/) ยท [Pro plans](https://limitcast.dev/#pricing) *Originally published at [limitcast.dev](https://limitcast.dev/blog/limitcast-0-14/). limitcast is a local-only command-line tool that forecasts when your Claude Code, Codex and Grok usage limits run out.*