feat: add live-refreshing usage-limits view to watch command - #18
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Approximate Claude Pro/Max's "Current Session" (rolling 5-hour window) and "This Week" usage panels from local session transcripts, since the real reset anchors and quotas live only on the Anthropic account and cannot be read locally. - SessionBlockBuilder derives the current 5-hour block via ccusage-style gap detection, or pins it to a user-supplied --session-anchor that rolls forward to the current period on each read. - Weekly window falls back to a rolling 7-day estimate, or pins to a --week-anchor day/time. - `watch` now defaults its --view to `limits`; --session-anchor/ --week-anchor are parsed, persisted to %LOCALAPPDATA%/aimon/limits-settings.json, and prompted for interactively when missing and the terminal is interactive.
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Summary
SessionBlockBuilderderives the current 5-hour block via ccusage-style idle-gap detection, or pins it to a user-supplied--session-anchorthat rolls forward to the current period on each read; the weekly window falls back to a rolling 7-day estimate, or pins to a--week-anchorday/time.watchnow defaults its--viewtolimits;--session-anchor/--week-anchorare parsed, persisted to%LOCALAPPDATA%/aimon/limits-settings.json, and prompted for interactively when missing and the terminal is interactive.Test plan
dotnet build AIUsageMonitor.slnxdotnet test AIUsageMonitor.slnx(50/50 passing)aimon watch(default limits view),--session-anchor/--week-anchorparsing, persistence tolimits-settings.json, and error messages for invalid anchor formats