CodingBar v1.1.2

• The spend sparkline now draws as a smooth curve instead of a jagged polyline.
• When auto-check is on and a new version is available, an "Update" button now
  appears directly in the panel header — one click to install, no need to open
  Settings first.
• Fixed the weekly quota forecast. It used to regress across quota resets, which
  flattened the trend, projected depletion days out, and rendered it as a bare
  weekday that read as a day already past. It now fits only the live window,
  suppresses any projection that lands after the window resets, and always
  spells the day out (today / tomorrow / weekday).

Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.1.2

CodingBar v1.1.1

• In-app auto-update via Sparkle. Off by default
  — open Settings and flip on "Auto-check for updates" to get a daily check and
  a one-click "Update now" button.
• Every update is verified against an EdDSA public key baked into the app
  before install, so a tampered feed or zip is silently rejected.
• After this manual upgrade, future versions install themselves — Gatekeeper
  only prompts on the very first manual install.

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

CodingBar v1.1.0

Highlights

CodingBar v1.1.0 borrows the two best ideas from Claude Code's /usage and
Claude Desktop's Overview — while keeping everything 100% local.

Insights tab — all-time Profile

• 2×4 stat grid: sessions, messages, total tokens, active days,
  current & longest streak, peak hour, favorite model.
• GitHub-style 13-week contribution calendar showing where the work
  actually happened.
• Fun-fact line tying lifetime tokens to a familiar yardstick
  (≈N× Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone).
• The older weekday × hour heatmap is retired — the calendar carries the
  same signal with more time depth.

Cost tab — usage attribution

Two new sections, both range-aware (follow the today / 7d / 30d pill) and
metric-aware (follow the cost / tokens toggle):

• By context size: spend split by prompt size at each turn
  (≤50k / 50–150k / >150k). When the >150k band gets heavy you get an
  actionable callout: /compact mid-task, /clear between tasks.
• Skills / Subagents / Plugins / MCP servers tables: read straight from
  Claude's own attribution* tags on each request, so percentages are an
  exact group-and-sum — not a heuristic. You finally see where the spend
  goes — typical example here: workflow-subagent 14.2%, playwright MCP
  10.7%, orchestration skill 4.8%.

Claude-only — Codex logs don't carry attribution tags, so these sections
degrade gracefully on a Codex-only setup.

Performance — boot peak RSS ↓ ~94%

Measured on a ~700 MB / 50k-record corpus:

	before	after
Boot peak RSS (.app)	~1.3 GB	~75 MB
Steady-state RSS (.app)	~190 MB	~50 MB
On-disk cache	18 MB JSON	6.9 MB binary plist

Three orthogonal fixes:

• Per-line autoreleasepool in the log scanners — drains
  JSONSerialization's intermediate NSDictionary tree immediately
  instead of piling up across files.
• Shared Scanner for Claude + Codex — cache is decoded once per
  refresh, not twice.
• Cache format JSON → binary property list — smaller on disk, decodes
  without the intermediate object tree.

Privacy boundary unchanged

Every new piece of data is derived locally from already-scanned logs.
No new network paths, no telemetry. The only network reads remain the
same two read-only GETs from v1.0:

• Claude / Codex usage endpoints (the user's own OAuth token, 5-min TTL cached).
• A user-initiated GitHub releases check (only when you tap "Check for updates").

Install

Download CodingBar-v1.1.0.dmg below, open it, drag CodingBar to
/Applications.

macOS Gatekeeper may flag it as "from an unidentified developer" — there's
no Apple Developer ID yet, the build is ad-hoc signed. Right-click → Open
the first time to bypass.

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.1.0

CodingBar v1.0.1

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

CodingBar v1.0.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Gnonymous/CodingBar/commits/v1.0.0