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Developer Builds Live Claude AI Usage Monitor on $38 LCD Cooler Display

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A developer has created a real-time heads-up display (HUD) that shows Claude AI usage statistics directly on the LCD screen of a Thermalright Trofeo Vision CPU cooler. The project repurposes the cooler's built-in display, which retails for around $38, as a dedicated monitoring panel. The source code has been published on GitHub, making it available for others to replicate or adapt. The build appears aimed at users who want at-a-glance visibility into their Claude API consumption without switching windows. It was shared on Hacker News as a community project, though it attracted minimal discussion at the time of posting.

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