The usage duel becomes a football broadcast — the World Cup panel is here
You can swap the usage monitor for a football match. The new "World Cup 2026" panel turns the usage duel between Claude and Codex (two AI tools) into a FIFA-style TV broadcast — a top-down green pitch with white field lines, a dark scoreboard showing each side's session (a quota unit measured per conversation) percentage in big numerals, and a bidirectional duel bar replacing the old one-way progress bar. A pentagon-pattern football rolls across the lower pitch while twelve stick-figure players (six per team) roam their zones; the nearest player chases the ball and kicks it toward the opponent's goal (each team has a 60-frame cooldown after a kick). A MATCH STATS standings board sits at the bottom, and when either side's usage hits 85% or more, a golden GOAL! celebration overlay pops up. It's like swapping a boring electricity meter for a sports channel that plays its own match, with back-and-forth action and a goal celebration right when you're about to max out.