AILSA SubSwitch 1.0.0(c)

Build: 2026092302. Choose whether usage charts show Token usage or
equivalent API consumption in USD from Settings.

Choose a chart metric

Open Settings → Usage Display → Usage chart display and select Token usage
or Equivalent API consumption (USD). Token usage remains the default.
The preference is saved between launches and updates open usage windows
immediately. The selector stays in Settings to keep the usage dashboard clean.
The choice applies to Today, 7-day and 30-day charts, including daily and weekly
grouping, bar charts, line charts, axis labels and hover values.
Model-list sorting is now independent of the chart metric. Changing a table's
sort order no longer silently changes the historical chart's unit.

Today's USD chart sums the same minute buckets used by its hover summaries.
Historical USD charts use the same daily or weekly totals as the summary cards.
USD values keep their existing pricing basis. API-equivalent amounts are not
subscription invoices, and separate pricing bases are never added together.
Records without a price remain unavailable instead of becoming zero-dollar
usage. Known zero amounts and intervals without requests remain distinguishable.
Antigravity keeps its quota-percentage charts because its source does not
report per-request tokens or prices.

The full CLT asserting harness passes 334 tests across 45 classes, including
interval boundaries, unpriced data, monetary overflow and daily/weekly totals.
This harness is not Apple's XCTest runtime.
Native offscreen rendering checks cover both metrics for Today, 7-day and
30-day charts, both historical chart styles, weekly grouping and Settings.
The checks use synthetic records and isolated preferences.
The Apple Silicon package is ad-hoc signed and not notarized. Native XCTest,
clean-machine installation and other hardware configurations remain outside
this revision's validation scope. See the release checklist.