steipete/CodexBar v0.58.0

CodexBar 0.58.0

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Highlights

• Daily spend ledger: inspect tokens, requests, and spending day by day in Usage & Spend, with your selected time zone and clear labels for unavailable amounts (#2635).
• More useful cost charts: hover over a daily bar in the menu to see its date, cost, and token count (#3413).
• Menus that fit your workflow: choose visible usage rows, select session or weekly percentages, and add explicit reset countdowns or clocks to menu-bar layouts (#3196, #3124, #3481).
• Clearer account quotas: compact account rows now show reset times beside the quotas they belong to (#3477).

Added

• Usage & Spend: add a daily provider ledger for tokens, requests, and spend, honoring selected time zones and distinguishing unknown amounts from zero usage (#2635). Thanks @sahilaidev!
• Inline cost charts: show each day's localized date, cost, and token count on hover without shifting the chart layout (#3413). Thanks @666ghj!
• Provider menus: choose visible usage rows across full and compact menus, Settings previews, and Overview; sync selections and restore hidden rows without changing fetching or alerts (#3196, #3182). Thanks @psufka and @J2TeamNNL!
• Menu bar: choose Auto, Session, or Weekly percent windows in provider settings while preserving custom layout tokens and the global icon style (#3124). Thanks @J2TeamNNL!
• Menu bar layouts: choose session or weekly reset countdowns and clocks, including conditional branches, with support for existing saved layouts (#3481, #3356). Thanks @vincent-peng!
• Account menus: show reset times beside compact account quotas, keeping each time tied to its account and quota window and honoring privacy settings (#3477). Thanks @TobitRE!

Fixed

• OpenCodex local usage: aggregate costs and requests over the full requested history so All-history spend and daily ledger counts remain available (#2635).
• Codex local costs: exclude inherited records before an explicit subagent history boundary, including files with no child-owned usage yet, and refresh older cached counts without discarding stored history (#3527, related to #3524). Thanks @vnnkl!
• Token counts: promote rounded 1000K and 1000M values to 1M and 1B, preserve ordinary precision, and handle the full signed integer range without crashing (#3519, fixes #3518). Thanks @harjothkhara!

Development

• Test runner: fail early when Python lacks required process-containment APIs and explain how to select a compatible interpreter (#3517, fixes #3515). Thanks @devYRPauli!