Narrow the dropdown (380 to 360) and give it more vertical room (620 to 700).
Tighten the subscription cards (less spacing/padding) since they carry only a
few window rows. Make the spend chart taller (18 to 30) and let the user pick
its style in Settings: chunk bars (default) or a line graph with a subtle area
fill. Persist the choice in UserDefaults.
Add a theme token system (CCSBarCore/BarTheme.swift): a BarAppearance enum
(system/light/dark, default dark to preserve the current look), light+dark
token palettes, a colorScheme-driven resolver, and a SwiftUI EnvironmentKey.
The root forces .preferredColorScheme so Light renders light even under a dark
macOS, and paints an explicit light window surface. Thread the tokens (accent,
headroom bands, subscription, card surface, track) through every view so the
whole dropdown themes consistently, with chip text blending toward black on
light. Add an appearance picker in Preferences, persisted in UserDefaults.
Dark accent/subscription values are locked byte-identical and harness-guarded;
pool-account rows now share the muted band palette for cross-section
consistency.
Replace the prose window lines with an aligned per-window bar list (5h /
weekly / Opus / Sonnet), colored by headroom, with the binding window
highlighted and a compact reset chip. Humanize durations beyond a day
(Nd Nh instead of raw hours) and only show the burn-rate pace clause when a
window is projected to exhaust before it resets, so a meaningless 'resets in
44h' / '~110h left' projection no longer appears.
Lead the dropdown with subscriptions: a dedicated card shows the binding
window as the hero (gauge, remaining %, reset countdown, and a burn-rate
'left at this pace' line), a secondary window, and the Opus/Sonnet split for
Max, with a stale marker for older Codex data. Demote spend/usage to a compact
strip and surface cross-tool headroom. Add pure burn-rate / time-to-exhaustion
and binding-window math in Core. Kill the menu scroll indicator for real
(NSScrollView hider) so content stays aligned. Spend-cap alerts default off
(pay-per-use, opt-in).
Show Claude Code and Codex subscription rows with the Tier 1 quota gauge and
reset countdown, visually distinguished from CLIProxy provider accounts, and
let them drive the existing quota alerts. Formatting + harness coverage for the
native rows.
Add real quota gauges with threshold bands and a reset countdown for
quota-capable accounts. Introduce a pure, deterministic alert rule engine
(CCSBarCore) covering quota-remaining, daily/monthly spend caps, reauth, and
cooldown, with per-rule dedupe keys that re-arm on period rollover or
clears-then-recurs so it never spams. Deliver via UNUserNotificationCenter
with an in-dropdown Alerts fallback when notifications are denied. Add a
preferences surface (per-rule toggles, caps, quota levels, glance mode)
persisted in UserDefaults, and a configurable menu-bar glance
(auto/today/month/lowest-quota/account-count) that still never shows a
lifetime dollar. Default spend caps raised to $500/day and $10000/month.
Mirror the richer analytics payload (quotaStatus, per-account last-active,
bySurface) in the Codable models. Add a per-surface usage section (Claude
Code, Codex, Droid, CLIProxy) with proportional bars beside the existing
spend grid, sparkline, and top models. Rebuild the menu-bar title chain so a
lifetime dollar can never sit in the always-on title (it read as live spend):
quota% then today spend then account count. Rebuild the accounts rows
(default badge, tri-state quota, honest no-data cost, health), pivot to an
honest idle hero when no recent data, hide the scroll indicator, and tighten
spacing.
Send the composite provider:accountId (row.id) for Set as default so the server
can resolve the CLIProxy account; feature the account closest to exhaustion
(lowest remaining quota) in the title instead of the healthiest; rename the
packaged asset to CCS-Bar.app.zip to match what 'ccs bar install' downloads.
Pure-Foundation CCSBarCore: thin CCS web-server client (summary force-fresh,
pause/resume/default/solo/tier-lock), bar.json discovery with an offline state,
summary models, status-title formatting, and a force-refresh debouncer. Tested
via a runnable assert harness (ccs-bar-check) so it builds without full Xcode.
Tam Nhu Tran