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QuotaKit reads subscription quota windows and pay-as-you-go balance from ZenMux's documented Management API.
Service maturity: ZenMux says its upstream access comes from official providers or authorized cloud partners, but that authorization is currently self-asserted by the operator. This is a young service; users and maintainers should continue to monitor its authorization and operating track record.
Create a Management API key in the ZenMux Management Console, then add it in QuotaKit Settings → Providers → ZenMux. Standard ZenMux inference API keys are not accepted by these endpoints.
You can also set the environment variable:
export ZENMUX_MANAGEMENT_API_KEY="..."Or configure it through the CLI:
printf '%s' "$ZENMUX_MANAGEMENT_API_KEY" | quotakit config set-api-key --provider zenmux --stdinQuotaKit requests:
GET https://zenmux.ai/api/v1/management/subscription/detailGET https://zenmux.ai/api/v1/management/payg/balanceas best-effort credit enrichment
Both requests use Authorization: Bearer <ZENMUX_MANAGEMENT_API_KEY>. QuotaKit does not read ZenMux browser cookies,
dashboard sessions, request logs, or inference prompts.
The primary meter shows the rolling five-hour quota. The secondary meter shows the rolling seven-day quota. Both show the exact flow count and use reset timestamps returned by ZenMux. The menu also shows the subscription tier, non-healthy account status, plan expiry, and PAYG balance in US dollars when available.
quotakit --provider zenmux- Confirm the key was created under ZenMux Management rather than the normal API-key page.
- A
401or403means ZenMux rejected the Management API key. - A PAYG-balance failure does not suppress otherwise valid subscription quota data.