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4.1.0
Changes
- Add native dms package to flake.nix (#97)
- Add hermetic provider E2E coverage and clarify unavailable spend (#95)
- Cosmic host (#96)
- Let providers be reordered by dragging in Settings β Providers (#94)
- Zed usage (#93)
- Run the macOS CI on macos-15; GitHub is retiring the macos-14 image
- Run pre-commit tools via dev-tool.sh so hooks work with or without Nix
- Fix provider refresh, recover local spend, and add DMS Quickshell integration (#86)
- fix(claude): read Remote Control sessions from CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR (#92)
- fix(claude): read settings, stats and transcripts from CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR (#91)
- refactor(kiro): share one SQLite item reader and test both usage formats (#90)
- Fix Kiro IDE nested usage snapshot detection (#89)
- fix ci windows cli background
- fix(tests): derive expected dates from the local timezone (#88)
- homebrew: tidesi 4.0.1
- scoop: tidesi 4.0.1
- fix: i118
- fix badges
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i tidesi-4.1.0.plasmoid
Windows: run tideSI-Setup-4.1.0.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip tideSI-windows-4.1.0.zip anywhere and run tideSI.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
Stable Windows builds also include Scoop and WinGet manifests. See the package manager instructions.
macOS: open tidesi-macos-4.1.0-apple-silicon.dmg (M1 and later) or tidesi-macos-4.1.0-intel.dmg (Intel Macs; Apple menu β About This Mac β Chip/Processor says which) and drag Tidesi.app to Applications (ZIPs also available). It lives in the menu bar. If macOS blocks the first launch, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
4.0.1
Changes
- chore: release v4.0.1 (#84)
- homebrew: tidesi 4.0.0
- Microsoft Store: MSIX package, tideSI file names, catalog automation (#83)
- name: spell it tideSI (lowercase t) everywhere it is displayed
- Revert "docs: add what's new in 4.0.0 to the README"
- docs: add what's new in 4.0.0 to the README
- macOS and Windows: show the name as TideSI (bundle, DMG, Start menu, installer, winget/cask text)
- pack: name the .plasmoid tidesi-, not after the checkout directory
- docs/ui: spell the display name TideSI so the SI (Super Intelligence) shows
- docs: refresh the KDE Store description (sources UI, remote sessions, Mistral/Cursor sessions, other hosts)
- nixpkgs: changelog from src.tag, description without the package name (#82)
- winget: start each manifest with its schema header (#81)
- homebrew: serve the repository as a Homebrew tap (#80)
- winget: write the 1.12 manifest schema (#79)
- nix: app-menu entry for the tray app; strictDeps and structured attrs for nixpkgs (#78)
- docs: the tagline spells out the SI in Tidesi (#77)
- ci: run the release and Scoop bucket workflows only in Muddyblack/tidesi (#76)
- scoop: tidesi 4.0.0
- ci: move the default branch to main (#75)
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i tidesi-4.0.1.plasmoid
Windows: run tideSI-Setup-4.0.1.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip tideSI-windows-4.0.1.zip anywhere and run tideSI.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
Stable Windows builds also include Scoop and WinGet manifests. See the package manager instructions.
macOS: open tidesi-macos-4.0.1-apple-silicon.dmg (M1 and later) or tidesi-macos-4.0.1-intel.dmg (Intel Macs; Apple menu β About This Mac β Chip/Processor says which) and drag Tidesi.app to Applications (ZIPs also available). It lives in the menu bar. If macOS blocks the first launch, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
4.0.0
Changes
- Rebrand/tidesi (#74)
- fix: read Mistral Vibe 2.x unified session stats and harden the deskt⦠(#73)
- scoop: ai-usage 3.3.1
- scoop: serve the repository as a Scoop bucket
- fix: Windows popup background, spend page and chart polish
- fix: read Antigravity credentials from the Windows credential store and keep the session cache fresh
- nix: modules, cli/desktop/hyprland packages and nixpkgs-style packages
- docs: replace hand-drawn SVG artwork with real UI screenshots
- Unify settings back navigation and add Backspace shortcut
- fix: tray-only pill, light theme polish, Claude stats from transcripts (#70)
- fix: auto resizing disabled
- Feat/provider sources UI (#69)
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i tidesi-4.0.0.plasmoid
Windows: run Tidesi-Setup-4.0.0.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip tidesi-windows-4.0.0.zip anywhere and run Tidesi.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
Stable Windows builds also include Scoop and WinGet manifests. See the package manager instructions.
macOS: open tidesi-macos-4.0.0-apple-silicon.dmg (M1 and later) or tidesi-macos-4.0.0-intel.dmg (Intel Macs; Apple menu β About This Mac β Chip/Processor says which) and drag Tidesi.app to Applications (ZIPs also available). It lives in the menu bar. If macOS blocks the first launch, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
3.3.1
Changes
- fix: ruff encoding and refresh translation catalogs
- feat: add remote instance listing for Antigravity provider
- Revert "feat: Gemini CLI provider (local token activity)"
- feat: Gemini CLI provider (local token activity)
- feat: Remote tab for Antigravity and Claude Code
- feat(antigravity): show whether Remote Control is on and online
- fix(icons): use the real CodeRabbit, Kilo, Pi and Windsurf logos instead of drawn monograms
- feat: add JetBrains AI, Windsurf, Pi/OMP, Kilo, CodeRabbit and Zed providers (#68)
- feat: add-provider search, per-provider sources with working status, proxy
- feat: add JetBrains AI, Windsurf, Pi/OMP, Kilo, CodeRabbit and Zed providers
- feat: add tab icons and bind them dynamically in AppState
- ci: grant windows.yml's screenshots job its permissions in release
- ci: skip push runs for version-only release commits, retry hdiutil create
- chore: release v3.3.1
- Feature/shared UI studio (#67)
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i ai-usage-widget-3.3.1.plasmoid
Windows: run AI-Usage-Setup-3.3.1.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip ai-usage-windows-3.3.1.zip anywhere and run AI Usage.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
Stable Windows builds also include Scoop and WinGet manifests. See the package manager instructions.
macOS: open ai-usage-macos-3.3.1-apple-silicon.dmg (M1 and later) or ai-usage-macos-3.3.1-intel.dmg (Intel Macs; Apple menu β About This Mac β Chip/Processor says which) and drag AI Usage.app to Applications (ZIPs also available). It lives in the menu bar. If macOS blocks the first launch, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
3.3.0
Changes
- chore: release v3.3.0
- init junie (#65)
- Fix/serialize usage refresh (#66)
- Add support for MiMo Code provider (#64)
- fix flake
- fix: release Plasma command sources and stop animations in hidden windows
- update kde store description
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i ai-usage-widget-3.3.0.plasmoid
Windows: run AI-Usage-Setup-3.3.0.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip ai-usage-windows-3.3.0.zip anywhere and run AI Usage.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
Stable Windows builds also include Scoop and WinGet manifests. See the package manager instructions.
macOS: open ai-usage-macos-3.3.0.dmg and drag AI Usage.app to Applications (ZIP also available). It lives in the menu bar. The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized: if macOS blocks it, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway after attempting to launch. No developer account is needed to use it. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
3.2.0
Changes
- chore: release v3.2.0
- fix win unittest
- perf: harden cross-platform usage collection and fix the test install (#61)
- refactor: remove outdated project info tests
- fix: info pane reload
- init fixes for panel info
- feat: zero-default provider detection + OpenCode Zen/Go modes (#59)
- feat: Add popup decoration option to settings panel
- Add timeframe option to Usage & Spend view (#58)
- feat: Usage calculation improvement (#56)
- Support local llms (#55)
- fix: show Ollama Cloud weekly limit in panel (#57)
- feat: Add Cross-Platform Session Search, Pagination, and Source Filtering (#54)
- feat: Add optional Plasma panel rotation (#53)
- fix: harden session previews and Antigravity file reads (#52)
- feat: integrate Antigravity sessions
- feat: add Antigravity session provider
- fix: satisfy ruff and close sqlite handle in opencode tests
- docs: document OpenCode local sessions
- feat: integrate OpenCode sessions
- feat: add OpenCode session provider
- init ollama cloud (#47)
- winget and scoop pipe
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i ai-usage-widget-3.2.0.plasmoid
Windows: run AI-Usage-Setup-3.2.0.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip ai-usage-windows-3.2.0.zip anywhere and run AI Usage.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
Stable Windows builds also include Scoop and WinGet manifests. See the package manager instructions.
macOS: open ai-usage-macos-3.2.0.dmg and drag AI Usage.app to Applications (ZIP also available). It lives in the menu bar. The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized: if macOS blocks it, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway after attempting to launch. No developer account is needed to use it. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
3.1.1
Changes
- try cicd fix
- ci: fix action versions (checkout@v4, download-artifact@v4)
- kde new tabs fix
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i ai-usage-widget-3.1.1.plasmoid
Windows: run AI-Usage-Setup-3.1.1.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip ai-usage-windows-3.1.1.zip anywhere and run AI Usage.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
macOS: open ai-usage-macos-3.1.1.dmg and drag AI Usage.app to Applications (ZIP also available). It lives in the menu bar. The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized: if macOS blocks it, use System Settings β Privacy & Security β Open Anyway after attempting to launch. No developer account is needed to use it. See the macOS install guide.
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
3.0.0
Changes
- ci: fix Windows release asset build, add macOS release asset build
- Deploy test for the new macos and windows support
- ci: update screenshot uploads and retry transient failures
- ruff fix
- get pricing from litellm instead of self mainting such a table
- Fix tray backend completion handling across threads
- Rebranding Closes: #41
- feat(macos): add native menu bar app with shared backend (#42)
- fix icon paths
- test: port shell suites of Python logic to unittest (#33)
- feat(i18n): French translation + gettext infrastructure (#35)
- fix: enhance linting workflows with path filters for better job execution
- Docs/readme cleanup (#39)
- Windows init (#32)
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i ai-usage-widget-3.0.0.plasmoid
Windows: run AI-Usage-Setup-3.0.0.exe (no admin rights needed; it updates an existing install in place). Or unzip ai-usage-windows-3.0.0.zip anywhere and run AI Usage.exe. Either way it lives in the tray.
macOS: unzip ai-usage-macos-3.0.0.zip and drag AI Usage.app to Applications. It lives in the menu bar. Unsigned, so the first launch needs right-click β Open (see docs/macos.md).
All platform assets are attached a few minutes after the release appears, once their build has passed.
2.3.1
Changes
- fix: wrong copilot icon
- fix: update flake.lock and flake.nix for improved package management and compatibility
- fix: Correct capitalization and formatting in service descriptions
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i kde-ai-usage-2.3.1.plasmoid
2.3.0
Changes
- chore: release v2.3.0
- feat: Enhance provider status handling and UI integration
- feat: add Cline provider support with local session statistics
- fix antigrvaity diagram hover info; add cursor support; kiro cli support; kimi cli support
Install by downloading the .plasmoid file and running:
plasmapkg2 -i kde-ai-usage-2.3.0.plasmoid