Usage 0.15.0

You can now focus entirely on your work without constantly checking your usage. If you enable this in the menu, a macOS system notification will quietly pop up in the corner of your screen when your Claude or Codex quota is running low, completely empty, or freshly restored. It's respectful of your attention, only nudging you once per threshold so it never spams you. Like driving a car—you don't need to stare at the gas gauge, because a light will pop on automatically when the tank is getting empty.

Right after the burn-rate warning, you'll now see a new "pace indicator". It's like upgrading your car's fuel gauge from a needle that drops once every few days to a digital dash that updates your instant fuel economy every time you tap the pedal. With this, you'll know right away whether the scary estimate is just a temporary spike, or if that's actually your normal pace.

When using Codex, your window will no longer inexplicably fill up with a wall of repeated system messages. Previously, under certain conditions, Codex would echo your underlying quota queries right back at you, which the older version of the app mistook for new messages and dumped onto your screen; the system is now smart enough to recognize and filter out these meaningless echoes. It's like shouting into a canyon—you'll now only hear genuine replies from others, instead of being deafened by your own echoes bouncing back.