Release ClaudeBar v0.5.19 · tddworks/ClaudeBar

What's New

Choose the popover's usage sections: Settings → General now has a switch per section — Today, Last 30 days, Last year, Model mix, Weekly recap. Last year and Model mix start off, so the popover stays short. (#609) → docs
The popover stops at a comfortable height: a provider's page shows up to 560 points of cards, then scrolls, so turning on every usage section never makes it as tall as the screen; the action bar stays in view. (#608) → docs
Pace waits for the window to get going: in a window's first 3% (nine minutes of a 5-hour session) a quota reads no pace instead of guessing Running hot from a minute of use. (#596) → docs
The daily chart's chip decides all it shows — the 30-day total, the hovered day and each model; a login that prices nothing (OpenCode Go) drops Cost for tokens. (#566) → docs

OpenCode daily usage showed no output and a 30-day total of 0: reasoning tokens now count as output, and the Tokens chip totals tokens rather than the (zero) cost. (#566)
Claude's token refresh no longer narrows your login: a renewed token asks for the scopes your login already has, not a fixed three, so it keeps every capability the old one had (e.g. user:mcp_servers). (#593) → docs
Antigravity's quota shows while agy is open in a terminal: ClaudeBar asks the running app, instead of failing with "Authentication required" when the agy session had started first. (#594)

Quota cards forecast the run-out: a line under Resets in… says whether the window lasts until it refills at the pace it has been spent — Runs out in 38m — 34m before it resets, or Lasts until it resets. (#596) → docs
Linux builds: ClaudeBar's modules build and pass their tests on Linux, so a client there can reuse them. (#600) → docs
The popover shows the shape of a login's year: below the 30-day chart, Usage — last year shades a cell a day by how full it was, and Model Mix — last year shows which models you lean on, largest first. (#598) → docs
A weekly recap on the All page: the week across every provider — total, split by provider, top model, biggest day, cache saved — against the week before, in dollars or in tokens when a provider prices nothing. (#597) → docs
Webhooks: send your quota alerts to Slack or a URL you own: the same alerts this Mac shows (a quota below your percent, and if you choose, a status that got worse) are POSTed as a Slack message or a JSON body. Settings → Sync & Alerts → Webhooks. (#599) → docs

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