AgentBar 1.1.0

Added

• What is left once a plan runs out. Claude's extra usage and its prepaid credits
  become a row of their own, and Codex's balance is said beside the agent's name — both
  only when the account actually holds them, so a panel without credits is unchanged.
  Codex writes its balance into every session it runs, so it is read without asking the
  account at all.
• Codex's model-specific limits (additional_rate_limits) are shown among the plan's own
  windows, named for what tells them apart: GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark reads "5h · Spark" and
  "Weekly · Spark". Resting on the row gives the model's whole name.
• The account beside the agent's name: the plan as a small badge — "Max 20x", "Pro
  Lite", "Free" — and, on resting there, who is signed in. Quiet enough to be read second;
  it answers "whose numbers are these?" without taking a row. Every part of it is already
  on this Mac, beside the sign-ins the agents keep, so none of it costs a request. Cursor's
  monthly row is now just "Monthly", since the plan it used to carry is said above it.
• Cursor reads the figures every plan reports, not only an individual's: a team member's
  personal cap and the pool a team spends from each fill the monthly bar that was empty
  before, and an unlimited plan says so instead of drawing a percentage of no ceiling.

Changed

• One name per window, one order for every row. A window is named for the period it
  runs — "5h", "Weekly", "Monthly" — and what it is scoped to follows it: "Weekly · all",
  "Weekly · Fable", "5h · Spark". Rows are ordered by how long their window runs, shortest
  first, and within one window the plan's own row comes before the models that meter their
  own; what is spent once the plan is full sorts last, having no window at all. Codex
  previously called its short window "Session (5h)" while a model's read "5h · Spark", and
  listed every plan window before every model one, so the same length appeared twice in a
  list that looked sorted.
• The panel draws its own tooltips. help(_:) waits out the system's delay — over a
  second, not ours to set — and draws in the system's yellow; inside a panel that answers
  a glance, that is the whole visit. Tips now appear in a third of the time, in the
  panel's own materials, placed against the row they belong to and kept inside the
  panel's edges.
• The agent's name in the panel is the link to its usage page. The small arrow that
  appeared beside it on hover is gone: it was a second thing to find for what the name was
  already pointing at.
  and its search metadata: the Open Graph card now states the
  image's size, type and alt text, so Slack, iMessage, X and LinkedIn draw the large card on
  the first fetch; the privacy and terms pages carry their own title, description and URL
  instead of the home page's; and the home page carries SoftwareApplication, WebSite,
  Organization and FAQPage structured data, a theme colour and a crawler directive that
  lets Google show the card image full size.

Fixed

• The website on a phone. The page could be scrolled sideways: the callouts beside the
  drawn panel reached past the viewport, and the laptop kept its negative margins. The
  widgets inside the laptop drew at full size on iOS, where nested zoom dropped the inner
  scale — the inner layers use a transform now, which is scaled once and reliably. Section
  headings and the questions were still at their desktop size on a 390 pt screen. The
  callouts are left out below 420 pt, where a marker over a row covers the very figure it
  points at; the notes below keep their numbers and read in the same order.
• A panel on the website closes when you press away from it, or on Escape, as a menu on
  the Mac does. The Dock's panel could only be closed from the Dock icon that opened it.
• The website drew windows the app no longer names that way ("Daily" for Codex, "Pro ·
  monthly" for Cursor), and said Codex reports a daily window. It reports a 5-hour one.
• next build wrote AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md into site/ on every run; this project
  keeps its instructions in the notes repo (agentRules: false).
• Codex's 5-hour window was labelled "Daily" — a window named after a period four times
  its own. It reads "5h".
• Claude's session and weekly windows are read from the account's own named fields again.
  A limits array carrying only a model-scoped week used to replace them, which would
  have dropped the session row entirely. Scoped weeks still come from that array, and a
  scope naming every model no longer draws the weekly window a second time.
• The terminal style wrote "—" against a limit that starts over on no date anyone writes.
  The dash means a window has rolled over; the column is now blank for limits that have
  no reset at all.
• Codex's windows are ordered shortest first, as Claude's are. Its primary window is not
  always the shorter one — on some plans it is the week.