Add Simplest Possible Start: brew tap, brew install, report energy --all
A three-command page for someone who has used Claude Code and wants to
see what it cost: no configuration, no login, no project directory.
Shows the output, why that command first, and the next two steps.
Linked from Home and the sidebar.
Document 0.7.0: prune, du, report automation, clipped intervals, Codex and assumed tiers
Sidebar and Home go from six commands to eight. Command Reference adds
report automation, prune, and du, states that only activity inside the
interval counts and that Claude Code and Codex are merged. Evaluating a
Pull Request describes the window as first commit to merge with only
in-window activity counted. Measuring Energy Cost adds the assumed
tier for GPT-5/6 and the exclusion of sessions with no model output.
Document energy comparisons, report history, and PR comments (0.6.1)
Measuring Energy Cost gains the Equivalent-to block, the built-in
references, regional overrides, and the location- vs market-based
intensity caveat. Command Reference adds report history and the
--comment and --markdown flags on examine --pr. Evaluating a Pull
Request explains what the comment contains and leaves out, and that a
re-run edits it in place. Setting Up CI-CD describes the comment step
and the local command that completes a runner's comment.
Reorganize around the six commands (conscience 0.6.0)
Add a sidebar showing the six verbs on every page and a six-commands
table on Home. Rewrite the Command Reference from eleven flat sections
to six, opening with the conventions every command follows (current
directory is the project, --all is explicit, one interval per run,
--json everywhere, every run prints its coverage), and document retro,
report tokens, snapshots, and the push export for the first time. Old
spellings are listed once, in a deprecation table.
Update the guides for examine --pr, report attention, the two-step
examine-then-push flow with --show, and reflect --save plus retro.
Add comprehensive wiki: getting started, use cases, command reference, configuration, principles, security