AI Pet Usage alpha-v0.1.6

What's new

alpha-v0.1.6 — pet bubble area click-through + fullness in Give Treat menu

The empty area above the pet (reserved for the speech bubble) now passes clicks
through to the app behind instead of swallowing them: the pet is split into a
footprint-only panel plus an always-mouse-ignoring child bubble panel, so empty
space above the pet is click-through while the pet itself stays clickable and
draggable. The right-click "Give Treat" menu now shows the pet's fullness % — a
pet under 30% is hungry and won't wander, so you can see at a glance why it may
be sitting rather than walking.

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.

Install

Homebrew (Apple Silicon, recommended):

brew install --cask F-e-u-e-r/tap/ai-pet-usage

Or download the arm64 zip below and drag the app to Applications.

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.
macOS blocks the first launch: open the app, then System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway (only if you trust this release).
Homebrew does not remove this one-time approval; only Developer ID notarization would.

Requirements: macOS 14+. Intel Macs: build from source (see README -> Install).
Local-first: the app reads Claude Code / Codex / Grok CLI logs on your machine; it never uploads usage data.

AI Pet Usage alpha-v0.1.5

What's new

alpha-v0.1.5 — release notes now render from the annotated tag

Maintenance release. The release workflow now re-fetches the annotated tag
object before reading its message, so "What's new" renders from the tag instead
of falling back to the commit history — actions/checkout had been re-fetching
the pushed tag by SHA and clobbering it into a lightweight ref. No app changes
since alpha-v0.1.4 (this is the workflow fix itself, verified end-to-end by
this release's own notes rendering).

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.

Install

Homebrew (Apple Silicon, recommended):

brew install --cask F-e-u-e-r/tap/ai-pet-usage

Or download the arm64 zip below and drag the app to Applications.

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.
macOS blocks the first launch: open the app, then System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyway (only if you trust this release).
Homebrew does not remove this one-time approval; only Developer ID notarization would.

Requirements: macOS 14+. Intel Macs: build from source (see README -> Install).
Local-first: the app reads Claude Code / Codex / Grok CLI logs on your machine; it never uploads usage data.

AI Pet Usage alpha-v0.1.4

What's new

Claude's 5-hour limit no longer vanishes from the menu bar when you haven't used Claude for a while: an idle window now reads "idle · no active 5h window" (never a fake 0%), consistent with how Codex's windows persist, and distinct from a genuine no-data state ("unknown · no local Claude usage found"). The Today timeline's x-axis labels adapt to the number of bars — few bars label every hour, a full day uses clock-friendly ticks with the current hour always labelled. The model price list now refreshes daily via a GitHub Actions workflow (the retired cloud routine couldn't reach OpenRouter), and release notes now render from the annotated tag message.

Install

Homebrew (Apple Silicon, recommended):

brew install --cask F-e-u-e-r/tap/ai-pet-usage

Or download the arm64 zip below and drag the app to Applications.

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.
macOS blocks the first launch: open the app, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway (only if you trust this release).
Homebrew does not remove this one-time approval; only Developer ID notarization would.

Requirements: macOS 14+. Intel Macs: build from source (see README → Install).
Local-first: the app reads Claude Code / Codex / Grok CLI logs on your machine; it never uploads usage data.

AI Pet Usage alpha-v0.1.3

What's new

Install via Homebrew cask (brew install --cask F-e-u-e-r/tap/ai-pet-usage) plus an opt-in in-app update notifier that surfaces newer alpha releases (release channel only; source/dev builds stay silent). Also folds in the R5 pass: pet eat/jump head-crop fix, Codex 5-hour usage-window classification with durable freeze across restarts, and a Traditional Chinese (zh-Hant) README.

Install

Homebrew (Apple Silicon, recommended):

brew install --cask F-e-u-e-r/tap/ai-pet-usage

Or download the arm64 zip below and drag the app to Applications.

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.
macOS blocks the first launch: open the app, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway (only if you trust this release).
Homebrew does not remove this one-time approval; only Developer ID notarization would.

Requirements: macOS 14+. Intel Macs: build from source (see README → Install).
Local-first: the app reads Claude Code / Codex / Grok CLI logs on your machine; it never uploads usage data.

AI Pet Usage alpha-v0.1.2

Alpha build — Apple Silicon (arm64), ad-hoc signed, not notarized.

macOS will quarantine this download. To open the first time, either:

• right-click AI Pet Usage.app → Open → Open, or
• run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "AI Pet Usage.app" after unzipping.

Requirements: macOS 14+. Intel Macs: build from source (see README → Install).
Everything is local-first — the app reads Claude Code / Codex / Grok CLI logs on your machine and uploads nothing.