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@chrisdpurcell chrisdpurcell released this 05 Jul 04:56
· 29 commits to main since this release
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Reworks the trailing column so the working directory is always visible, moves the worktree
name onto the branch, and fixes the effort word drifting off the pipe when extra-usage
credits are high.

Opus 4.8 1M ✦ high | 435k/1M 44% | 5h  4%    @16:40 | +12 | hw-radar@main:my-worktree
v2.1.198    $0/$25 | Fable   79% | 7d 12% Sun@19:00 | -3  | ~/projects/hw-radar

Fixed

  • Effort word right-aligns to column 1's edge (both): the reasoning effort now sits flush
    against the first |, stacking directly over the extra-usage dollars below it. Previously
    a wide $spent/$limit figure widened column 1 and the generic padding was appended after
    the effort word, pushing it away from the pipe. The padding now falls between the model name
    and the effort — the same right-align treatment the dollars, token %, and Fable % already use.

Changed

  • Worktree name moved onto the branch (both): in --worktree sessions the worktree name
    now rides on the end of row 1's branch as @branch:worktree (the colon and name hide together
    when there is no worktree), instead of occupying its own cell in row 2.
  • Row 2's trailing cell is now the full working-directory path (both): it shows the complete
    path with your home directory collapsed to ~ (e.g. ~/projects/hw-radar), replacing the
    standalone worktree cell. It shares the trailing column with row 1's folder name, so both cells
    appear together or omit together when there is no working directory — row 2 no longer carries a
    - placeholder there.
  • Fable cell shows 😢 instead of - when unavailable (both): Fable leaves subscription plans
    on 2026-07-07 and is expected to return later. While its weekly limit is absent, the Fable
    label stays put and the percentage becomes a 😢 rather than collapsing to a dim -, so the cell
    holds its column until Fable comes back. The emoji is treated as two terminal columns wide, so it
    right-aligns to the column edge exactly like a percentage and the pipes stay aligned.