Usage 0.10.0

You can now easily share your usage analysis with managers or colleagues. A new Share button in the top-right corner of the report lets you "Download .html" or "Copy file path" to send via AirDrop, email, or messaging apps, and recipients can open it in any browser on mobile or desktop. Plus, there's a privacy-first "Hide project names" checkbox in the download modal that's checked by default. When enabled, all project names in the downloaded file are automatically swapped to generic labels like "Project 1" or "Project 2" to prevent leaking sensitive information, while your on-screen view remains unchanged. It's like handing someone your bank receipt — you used to have to cross out the account number with a sharpie, but now the machine prints asterisks for you automatically.

We've put the terminal status line (the block above your input showing quotas) and the HTML report on a visual diet. The status line drops its second row that showed cumulative totals, cache, and costs, keeping the layout clean and focusing only on crucial limits and model info on the first and third lines. In the report, the top KPI cards have rebalanced widths — the tokens and cost cards are now wider so massive 9-digit numbers won't awkwardly wrap to the next line. We also reworked the sponsor section at the bottom, replacing the static footer text with a subtly wobbling brand slogan and adding a GitHub link. It's like removing the clutter of rarely-used gauges from your car's dashboard and enlarging the gas gauge so you can read what matters at a glance.