Ely Tea Party 0.3.2

See how much of your coding plan is left without leaving the terminal.

Subscription use under the right column

• The foot of the right column shows the shown session's agent's plan use: Claude Code's 5-hour window and its weekly windows, Codex's windows and credits, each with how full it is and when it resets. The bar turns amber past 80% and red past 95%.
• Codex's use is read from Codex's own session logs every 30 s, with no login and no network.
• Claude Code's use comes from the endpoint Claude Code's /usage asks, every 5 minutes, with the login Claude Code already keeps (the keychain on macOS, ~/.claude/.credentials.json elsewhere), sent through curl so the token appears in no process list. Ely Tea Party never refreshes that login; when it has expired, the foot says so until Claude Code runs again. macOS may ask once whether to let security read the keychain item.
• Other agents and plain shells show no foot.

Builds

• macOS 11+, Apple silicon: ely-tea-party-0.3.2.dmg, signed with Developer ID and notarized.
• Windows 10+, x86_64: ely-tea-party-0.3.2-windows-x86_64.zip, unsigned.
• Linux x86_64, glibc 2.35+: ely-tea-party-0.3.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz.

Characters show on macOS and Linux; Windows does not detect agents yet.