Codex quota updates are instantly precise and stop overwriting themselves with stale data
The Codex quota shown on your menu bar is now much fresher and more accurate. Previously, when the system merged two different data sources, it could accidentally let an older snapshot overwrite a brand-new update—meaning you might hit a 100% limit only to see it jump bizarrely back down to 80%. Now, it individually tracks the latest state for each quota, displays precise fractional percentages for small usage, and updates the UI instantly without waiting for the heavier history scans to finish. It also uses your configured refresh interval instead of a hard-coded 300 seconds. File-system (FSEvents) triggered refreshes now neatly queue up instead of dropping when one is in flight, and if reading Claude Code fails mid-refresh, the already-loaded Codex percentage is safely preserved instead of flickering away. It's like your subway card suddenly forgetting your last ride and showing yesterday's balance; now it strictly respects the newest timestamp, calculates every single cent accurately, and flashes the balance the moment you tap without making you wait for the machine to grind.