CodexBar 0.39.0

Added

• Codex: show every available reset-credit expiry in menus and provider settings, including non-expiring credits, and summarize credits nearing expiry. Thanks @brahimhamichan!
• Cost history: optionally show shorter 7, 30, and 90-day comparisons from the selected local history window (#1500). Thanks @jtl06!
• Codex cost history: group local usage and costs by project and worktree in menus and CLI output. Thanks @clemenspeters!
• Sakana AI: show best-effort pay-as-you-go credit balance and recent usage without delaying subscription quota refreshes. Thanks @ss251!
• Kimi: show monthly subscription usage alongside weekly and five-hour limits with a short total budget for the optional membership request. Thanks @zhiyue!
• Mistral: show available credit balance from the authenticated billing session while preserving API spend and Monthly Plan usage. Thanks @Zihao-Qi!

Changed

• Codex: compact reset-credit expiry inventory into a single scannable timeline instead of one row per credit.
• Repository: reject oversized tracked blobs and generated release/build artifacts during checks. Thanks @joeVenner!

Fixed

• Alibaba: keep the browser Safe Storage keychain read non-interactive and honor the "Disable Keychain access" setting, so cookie import can never trigger a Keychain prompt.
• Tests: block real Keychain and security CLI access by default so test runs cannot display password prompts.
• Mistral: discard non-finite and overflowing billing costs so malformed price data cannot poison spend totals or charts. Thanks @joeVenner!
• Claude: notify on model-scoped weekly and Daily Routines quota thresholds using independent warning state. Thanks @cleanerzkp!
• Claude CLI: skip the identity probe after terminal usage errors or loading stalls, cutting failed refresh latency and subprocess churn.
• OpenCode web: search Dia after Chrome for automatic cookie import, with Keychain preflight scoped to the candidate browser (fixes #1822). Thanks @zeajose!
• Claude: make the "Avoid Keychain prompts" setting use the no-prompt policy instead of the experimental security CLI reader. Thanks @gmkbenjamin!