For a hypothetical local allowance one thousand tokens, logged sessions three hundred and two hundred add to five hundred used. Bars share half a pixel per token: one hundred fifty and one hundred pixels for the increments, two hundred fifty for their sum. The source remaining balance is the nonnegative allowance minus used, five hundred here. These are manual counts, not actual provider usage, billing, model requests or enforced account quota. With the same entered one thousand allowance, seven hundred ninety nine used is seventy nine point nine percent and eight hundred is eighty. Bars share half a pixel per token: three hundred ninety nine point five versus four hundred. At eighty percent the source selects approaching cap, while fifty through below eighty selects halfway there. These thresholds are source display rules, not a real provider policy or proof that an account can continue requests. For entered allowance one thousand, used eleven hundred remains eleven hundred in the source total and sessions. Bars share four tenths pixel per token: four hundred allowance pixels and four hundred forty used. Remaining is clamped to zero and the visual progress width to one hundred percent, so the source shows cap reached. It does not reject logging above the allowance or stop any real model request. Setting a new allowance clears old sessions and usage; reset clears the local ledger after genuine confirmation.