Burnly v0.1.24

Burnly v0.1.24

Adds Command Code as an experimental source: Burnly can now track token usage
from the Command Code CLI by reading its local session transcripts.

Highlights

• New experimental source: Command Code (command-code).
• Reads per-message usage blocks from
  ~/.commandcode/projects/**/<session>.jsonl transcripts.
• Daily and session totals with per-model breakdowns; cost is the
  provider-reported costUsd estimate (e.g. DeepSeek).
• Strict privacy boundary: Burnly never reads prompt/tool content, checkpoints,
  history, or auth credentials.
• Legacy pre-1.11 transcripts carry no usage and are skipped.

Install

Linux

Run:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/fikrilal/burnly/releases/latest/download/install-linux.sh | sh

For a pinned install of this release:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/fikrilal/burnly/releases/download/v0.1.24/install-linux.sh | BURNLY_VERSION=v0.1.24 sh

Windows Preview

Download the Windows x64 installer from this release:

burnly-v0.1.24-windows-x86_64.exe

The Windows preview installer is unsigned for the MVP. Windows may show an
unknown publisher or SmartScreen warning. Only download Burnly from the official
GitHub release.

macOS Preview

Run:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/fikrilal/burnly/releases/latest/download/install-macos.sh | sh

For a pinned install of this release:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/fikrilal/burnly/releases/download/v0.1.24/install-macos.sh | BURNLY_VERSION=v0.1.24 sh

Manual .dmg installation is also available:

burnly-v0.1.24-macos-aarch64.dmg
burnly-v0.1.24-macos-x86_64.dmg

Open the .dmg, drag Burnly.app to Applications, then clear Gatekeeper
quarantine once if macOS blocks the unsigned preview build:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Burnly.app

Updates

In-app updates are available from the Settings tab on Linux, Windows, and macOS.
On macOS, the .dmg is only the first-install artifact; updates use the signed
.app.tar.gz updater archive from the release.

Verification

• Passed pnpm verify.

Release artifacts include SHA256SUMS. Updater metadata is published as
latest.json; latest-linux.json is kept as a compatibility alias for older
Linux builds.

Notes

• Command Code is experimental; its local transcript format is reverse-engineered
  and may change upstream. Historical usage before the Command Code 1.11 upgrade
  is not backfilled.
• Windows and macOS support is preview.
• Windows and macOS installer code signing is deferred; Tauri updater artifact
  signing is still required.