Usage 0.33.2

When your project folder name contains dots, underscores, Chinese characters, or emoji, you can instantly recognize it upon opening usage. Claude Code replaces all symbols in a path with hyphens -. In the past, the screen often showed only a long encoded name or even the parent folder's name for such projects. If a path was too long and truncated by Claude Code, the matching broke completely. Now, usage compares the encoded name back against real folders, matching them accurately even if long paths get truncated.

When you exhaust a model group's quota in Antigravity, switching to Claude for completely unrelated tasks will no longer be interrupted unnecessarily. Previously, whenever quota-aware mode detected that any model group was depleted, Claude would ask if you wanted to wait, even if the current task did not use it at all. Alert messages now clarify that each quota and model group operates independently, prompting you only when a task actually requires that quota. This update is released alongside version 1.1 of the quota-aware hook (a lightweight script triggered on specific events), and local installations will update automatically the next time the app starts.

When working across multiple open windows in parallel on your desktop, alerts popping up in the corner of your screen can easily be confusing. Session completion notifications from the side panel now directly include the project name at the beginning. In the past, notifications only stated that a conversation had finished, making it difficult to tell which window completed during multitasking; now a single glance at the notification title tells you exactly which project is done, eliminating the hassle of switching between windows.