Released: 2026-08-15
The Default panel now traces a red active warning light around the border of any session or weekly row above 90%.
A red arc travels around the card's edge once every 2.6 seconds, appearing consistently across Claude, Codex, and Antigravity cards. The Default panel carries this warning light today, while other panels remain unchanged.
Remaining headroom is now visible at a glance instead of requiring you to read percentage text. Progress tracks now display a tick mark at the 80% threshold, positioned precisely where the bar turns red. This allows you to assess how much headroom (the buffer remaining before hitting limits) is left at a glance instead of reading raw percentage text.
A ten-minute burst followed by a forty-minute break no longer leaves the rate label pinned at "Heavy". Previously, burn rate was calculated by dividing only by the span between the first and last usage entry, excluding idle time from the denominator; a ten-minute burst followed by a forty-minute break stayed pinned at "Heavy" until those entries aged out of the one-hour window. The rate now divides by the total time elapsed since the first entry, allowing it to decay while you are away. Threshold levels and the cache-read exclusion remain unchanged.
As digits change, columns in project usage lists no longer shift side to side.
Project token (the unit for AI processing and billing) counts, costs, and percentages now use tabular figures with uniform widths. As digits change with live activity, columns stop shifting or jittering horizontally, creating a steady visual layout.
The Default panel now clearly shows keyboard focus (the interface element currently selected to receive keystrokes). Buttons on the panel also animate smoothly between hover states rather than snapping abruptly. Both visual improvements respect the system's reduced-motion setting, falling back to static states if the user prefers reduced motion.
**Cards trace a warning light around their border at 90%.** When a Session or weekly row crosses 90%, a red arc travels around that card's edge once every 2.6 seconds, on the Claude, Codex, and Antigravity cards alike. The Default panel carries it today; other panels are unchanged.**Progress tracks now mark the 80% threshold.** A tick sits where the bar turns red, so how much headroom is left reads at a glance instead of only from the percentage text.**The rate label now falls back after you stop working.** Burn rate divided by the span between the first and last usage entry, which left idle time out of the denominator — a ten-minute burst followed by a forty-minute break stayed pinned at "Heavy" until those entries aged out of the one-hour window. It now divides by the time elapsed since the first entry, so the rate decays while you are away. Thresholds and the cache-read exclusion are unchanged.**Numeric readouts line up.** Project token counts, costs, and percentages use tabular figures, so the columns stop shifting as the digits change.**Keyboard focus is visible on the Default panel**, and its buttons now animate between hover states instead of snapping. Both respect the system's reduced-motion setting.