Mythra Code 1.19.0
Mythra Code 1.19.0
Mythra Code 1.19.0 adds a local usage dashboard, clearer pricing evidence, and conversation and update-flow improvements.
Highlights
- Explore locally recorded usage in Settings with Overview, Models, and Compare views. See daily or weekly trends, token types, per-model breakdowns, per-prompt averages, and accessible data tables.
- Refresh and inspect pricing evidence from official OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cursor pages, Mythra's catalog, and OpenRouter. The app shows source status and pricing coverage, and distinguishes Claude's 5-minute and 1-hour cache writes. Supported historical estimates can be corrected when dated evidence supports the rate.
- Follow conversations more reliably: assistant-authored line breaks are preserved, streamed text and turn cleanup are steadier, and loading earlier transcript content better preserves your scroll position.
- Add feedback to selected Review diff lines more reliably, including in long diffs.
- Scroll long approval-question dialogs, and follow update download, install, and restart progress in a notice that does not shift the conversation.
- Inspect expanded performance scorecards. An opt-in native comparison harness can collect pilot process, window, and idle-resource measurements.
Notes
- Usage costs are local estimates at standard API rates, not subscription bills or provider invoices. OpenRouter reported charges stay separate. Detailed dated and per-model history starts with usage recorded after this upgrade; older aggregate usage cannot be reconstructed into that history.
- Pricing sources can be unavailable. Mythra shows each source's status and keeps validated fallback rates; it does not represent an unverified rate as current. Historical estimates change only when saved evidence supports a correction.
- Performance measurements describe the tested builds and environment; they do not establish a general speed improvement. The native harness's complete capture loop has not yet been validated on either operating system.
- Windows installers are signed for updates but not Authenticode-signed; Windows may show an Unknown publisher warning.