phuryn/claude-usage v1.2.5 on GitHub

v1.2.5 — 2026-06-15

cli.py dashboard now binds and serves the port first, then runs the scan in a background thread, instead of scanning before starting the server. A cold scan over a large ~/.claude/projects backlog can take over a minute, and the VS Code extension kills the dashboard process if it doesn't answer /api/data within ~10s — so the server was being killed long before it ever bound. The dashboard now comes up immediately and fills in data as the background scan commits.

Added Fable and Mythos to the pricing tables (both CLI and dashboard), priced at 2× Opus (input $10 / output $50 / MTok; cache-read $1.00, cache-write $12.50). claude-mythos-5 shares claude-fable-5's pricing. They're now billable, sort above Opus in the model filter, and resolve via the keyword fallback (fable / mythos).
The "no data yet" path no longer wipes the page — on a fresh start the server serves before the initial scan creates the DB, so /api/data can briefly return an error. The dashboard now shows a non-destructive "retrying…" notice and re-polls until the background scan produces data.
Added PRAGMA busy_timeout = 5000 to the dashboard's read connection so reads wait briefly for the background scan's write locks instead of raising "database is locked".

The auto-tag workflow (.github/workflows/tag-on-merge.yml) now also publishes a GitHub Release for each new version: it builds the VS Code extension .vsix and attaches it to the release, using the matching CHANGELOG section as the release notes. Tags and releases are deterministic projections of the CHANGELOG. The release step asserts vscode-extension/package.json's version matches the CHANGELOG heading and fails loudly otherwise, so the .vsix asset is always correctly labelled. Bumped the extension to 1.2.5.