Tokei 0.1.6

• Menu bar: choose the provider (or one item each, or whichever is fullest), any one or two limits, rings, bars or numbers only, percentages and the provider logo.
• Banked resets: Fable resets are listed apart, Use asks before spending one, Codex resets can be used too, and Settings > Panel can hide them.
• Opening the panel always refreshes.
• New notifications: a limit running low or set to run out before its reset, unused weekly quota about to reset, a banked reset about to expire. Clicking one opens the panel.
• A keyboard shortcut to open the panel, set in Settings > Menu bar.
• Codex per-model limits show in the panel. Low Power Mode slows background refresh.
• Clearer messages for expired sign-ins and failed updates.

Tokei 0.1.5

• Banked resets are listed per kind (5-hour, weekly, Fable, full), each with its own expiry and Reset button.
• Per-model limits such as Fable weekly show in the panel by default.
• Settings is one window with a live preview of the panel.
• Tokei no longer repeats Keychain prompts: background refresh skips a locked keychain and stops after one failed read until you press Refresh.
• The sign-in alert fires only when the server rejects the sign-in, not when a saved token simply expires.
• Opening the panel refreshes right away after an error.

Tokei 0.1.4

• Fixed: read PR titles from merge commits for release notes
• New: choose the menu bar icon: Tokei rings, Claude, Codex or none

Tokei 0.1.3

• Tokei is now signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so a fresh download opens without the Open Anyway step in System Settings.

Tokei 0.1.2

• New: an expired Claude or Codex sign-in shows in the menu bar. The rings and numbers dim, a badge dot appears, and you get one notification (Settings > General). The panel's Fix button asks the CLI to renew the sign-in, and Open Terminal runs the CLI when that isn't enough. Opt-in "Renew expired sign-ins" does this by itself.
• Limits past their reset time show as unknown instead of the old number.
• Plan names follow Anthropic's rename: Max 20x is now Ultra, Max 5x is now Max. Ultra has no 5-hour limit, so the menu bar shows the weekly number.
• The app icon is blue in dark mode too.
• Check for Updates is in the panel's gear menu. When an update is found in the background, the panel shows "Update to …" instead of a window that opens behind your other apps.

Tokei 0.1.1

• New: an opt-in, anonymous install count. Turn it on in Settings > General > Share anonymous install count. Update checks then carry a random ID so we can count how many Macs run Tokei; nothing else about you is kept. Details: https://tokei.worma.dev/privacy.html
• Update checks now go through tokei.worma.dev, which forwards them to GitHub.

Tokei 0.1.0

First public release.

• Claude and Codex plan usage in the menu bar: 5-hour session and weekly limits, pace, reset times.
• Refresh that follows your agents: faster while Claude Code or Codex is working, paused while the Mac sleeps or is locked.
• Reset notifications, service status, optional menu bar numbers.
• Updates: Tokei checks this page for new versions (Settings > General, or right-click the menu bar icon > Check for Updates).

Not notarized yet. Easiest: brew install --cask wormadev/tap/tokei. From the DMG: open Tokei once, then System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway.