What getagentseal/codeburn shipped

Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

• The macOS menu bar now forecasts when a quota window runs out. Release
• The session view can now open a session with thousands of helpers with --why under the heap limit. Pull request #1915
• The bundled price list was refreshed with rules that stop ids upstream only reshuffled from being repriced. Pull request #1919
• Cursor no longer re-bills old conversations as today, the workspace map refreshes, and each prompt is read from its own row. Pull request #1900
• The hook guard stops blocking normal test loops and polling, and the stop stays out of the agent's hands. Pull request #1895
• The Sessions drill-through is fetched in slices that fit the answer cap instead of being rejected. Pull request #1889
• The desktop stops prefetching Compare and Optimize behind the user's clicks. Pull request #1885

Why it matters

This week's release fixes billing and quota accuracy across many providers, so the numbers users see for spend and usage are more likely to be right. It also makes the desktop faster and more responsive: period views no longer re-read whole histories and background scans no longer hold up clicks. Several crash and data-loss cases, including prototype-named tools and config wipes on a syntax error, are closed.

Changelog entry

• MacOS menu bar forecasts when a quota window runs out. Release
• Sessions --id --why stays under the heap limit for sessions with thousands of helpers. Pull request #1915
• Cursor agent streams past the lookup cap are billed on an unchanged database. Pull request #1910
• Bundled price list refreshed without repricing ids upstream only reshuffled. Pull request #1919
• Cursor stops re-billing old conversations as today and reads each prompt from its own row. Pull request #1900
• Guard no longer blocks normal test loops and polling. Pull request #1895
• Sessions drill-through fetched in slices that fit the answer cap. Pull request #1889
• Desktop no longer prefetches Compare and Optimize behind clicks. Pull request #1885
• Version bumped to 0.9.28 across the CLI, desktop app, Windows tray, registry entry and plugin. Pull request #1918

Week of October 26, 2026

What shipped

• Warp conversations are now priced from the billed cost field, so conversations without streamed charges keep their billed dollars instead of falling back to the credits estimate. Pull request #1787
• Cursor 3.27 sessions stored as safe-storage ciphertext are now unlocked and checked for expiry instead of being treated as expired tokens. Pull request #1802
• The provider-filtered TUI keeps its spend headline after background indexing instead of dropping to zero while the project and model panels hold the usage. Pull request #1784
• Warp 0.2026.10 conversations no longer lose their billed dollars when the old provider cost field is absent. Pull request #1787
• Token-only cache slices are no longer added to day and model totals again on every merge, which was inflating day totals. Pull request #1788
• Today-only usage reports no longer mark known session counts as partial, and the Overview no longer crashes when a cost total changes between exact and estimated. Pull request #1794
• A saved Capacity Dock provider on Windows now stays selected across quota refreshes. Pull request #1768

Changelog entry

• Price Warp conversations from total_billed_cost_in_cents after Warp 0.2026.10 dropped total_provider_cost_in_cents. Pull request #1787
• Unwrap Cursor 3.27 safe-storage sessions with the Cursor Safe Storage keychain item, trimming the trailing newline before the KDF, then run the expiry check. Pull request #1802
• Stop merging token-only cache slices into day and model totals repeatedly, which inflated day totals on each cache version bump. Pull request #1788
• Stop marking known session counts as partial in Today-only usage reports and fix the Overview crash when a cost total changes between exact and estimated. Pull request #1794
• Keep a saved Capacity Dock provider across quota refreshes on Windows so provider usage no longer disappears from the rail. Pull request #1768
• Extract the initial user prompt in antigravity sessions and attribute userMessage for activity classification. Pull request #1793

Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

• The plugin now pins an exact CodeBurn version, 0.9.27, in its launcher config and the cost skill, and gains an icon, fixing what the plugin directory flagged. Pull request #1774
• The README and the plugin now link a privacy policy page, so the plugin no longer triggers the directory's missing-privacy-policy warning. Pull request #1783
• Two parse-worker tests now cap their worker request at the machine's core count, so they pass on low-core machines. Pull request #1771
• The release pipeline's four signing and key-storing jobs now run behind a release environment that needs approval, and actions are pinned to commits. Pull request #1776
• Hono is bumped to 4.13.13 to clear a medium Dependabot alert about serveStatic decoding request paths twice. Pull request #1775
• SECURITY.md adds a security email for reporting and fixes the contact the OSS Scanner checks, and the repo gains OSS Scanner build files. Pull request #1770

Changelog entry

• Pin the plugin's CodeBurn version to 0.9.27 in the launcher config and cost skill, and add the plugin icon. Pull request #1774
• Link the privacy page from the plugin manifest and the README's private-by-design section. Pull request #1783
• Cap parse-worker test requests at the machine's core count so they pass on low-core machines. Pull request #1771
• Run signing and key-storing release jobs in a release environment with approval, and pin actions to commits. Pull request #1776
• Bump hono to 4.13.13 to clear a medium Dependabot alert. Pull request #1775
• Add a security email to SECURITY.md and add OSS Scanner build files. Pull request #1770

Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

• Added codeburn update, a single engine with --check, --all, --cli, --menubar, --desktop and --json that every surface uses to find and apply updates. Pull request #1740
• Released 0.9.27, where one click updates the CLI, the menu bar app and the desktop app together without opening Terminal. Release
• The macOS menu bar pill now checks and applies updates through the update engine when the CLI is 0.9.27 or newer. Pull request #1742
• The desktop app now keeps the menu bar app and the global CLI in step with itself and updates itself in one click. Pull request #1741
• The Windows tray now updates the global CLI in one click through codeburn update, replacing the manual npm update command. Pull request #1743
• Fixed a crash where the desktop app's Node could die mid-update while reading a download, which left the menu bar on the old version in some test runs. Pull request #1745
• Added a pull request view that attributes work honestly across PRs and shows one shot, review runs and follow-ups. Pull request #1733
• Pull request cards now charge pushed branches to the PR whose head they match and show every PR's known details. Pull request #1737
• Fixed Cursor parsing so wider date ranges no longer reuse a narrow parse, which had shown 2 calls and $0.06 instead of 1,681 calls for 30 days. Pull request #1718
• Fixed Compare so it no longer requests a model pair the current period does not list, which had made the CLI exit with model not found. Pull request #1721

Changelog entry

• Add codeburn update with --check, --all, --cli, --menubar, --desktop, --local and --json. Pull request #1740
• Release 0.9.27: one click updates the CLI, the menu bar app and the desktop app. Release
• Menu bar pill checks and updates through the update engine on CLI 0.9.27 or newer. Pull request #1742
• Desktop updates the menu bar app and the global CLI, and updates itself in one click. Pull request #1741
• Windows tray updates the global CLI in one click through codeburn update. Pull request #1743
• Fix a mid-update crash when reading a download under Electron's Node. Pull request #1745
• Add pull request attribution with one shot, review runs and follow-ups. Pull request #1733
• Charge pushed branches to their PR and show every PR's details. Pull request #1737
• Parse the full Cursor lookback regardless of the requested range. Pull request #1718
• Stop Compare from requesting a model pair the current period does not list. Pull request #1721
• Word flat subscriptions past their price as API value. Pull request #1723
• Stop flagging delivered and editing sessions as low-worth. Pull request #1719

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Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

• Added Amp (Sourcegraph's coding agent) as a provider, reading usage from the local thread mirror into CLI, dashboards and menubar. Pull request #1578
• Devin CLI usage now reads from sessions.db instead of only exported transcripts, covering all sessions with deduplication on request_id. Pull request #1605
• Devin plan and quota now appear in codeburn quota, Windows dock and Mac Capacity Dock by reading the CLI's own cache without network or API key. Pull request #1606
• Antigravity tool parsing extended with planning, exploration and subagent recognition in tool classification and MCP normalization. Pull request #1620
• Menu bar Trend chart now has a Cost | Tokens toggle, defaulting to Cost to show spending accurately regardless of token volume. Pull request #1603
• Hermes sessions now discovered from Windows local app data with LOCALAPPDATA and fallback paths. Pull request #1617
• Crush provider session cost now passes through correctly instead of being dropped in the reported-cost flow. Pull request #1618

Why it matters

This week adds three new coding agents and tools to Codeburn (Amp, Hermes, Devin CLI), expanding coverage beyond the original set. Pricing accuracy improvements for long-context and peak-rate billing mean cost reports now match what users actually pay. These changes let developers track spending across more tools and see correct costs on their dashboards.

Changelog entry

• Added Amp provider support, reading usage from local thread mirror Pull request #1578
• Devin CLI usage now reads from sessions.db with request_id deduplication Pull request #1605
• Devin plan and quota in quota command, Windows dock and Mac Capacity Dock Pull request #1606
• Cost | Tokens toggle on menu bar Trend chart, defaulting to Cost Pull request #1603
• Hermes sessions discovered from Windows local app data paths Pull request #1617
• Antigravity tool parsing and MCP attribution extended with subagent recognition Pull request #1620
• Crush provider session cost preserved through session cache Pull request #1618

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

• Version 0.9.25 ships with drill-through from every aggregate to its underlying sessions, period and cohort comparisons side by side, and model comparisons over explicit observation populations. Release
• GNOME Shell indicator now shows combined usage from paired devices with a configurable scope switch between this device and all devices. Pull request #1566
• Cursor usage can now be imported from Cursor's own per-event CSV export instead of CodeBurn's local estimate via codeburn import cursor. Pull request #1558
• Session cache now stores in day pieces bucketed by UTC date for bounded cache loading and faster ranged queries. Pull request #1550
• Capacity Dock now supports a keepExpanded preference to hold every ring out at rest instead of collapsing to one. Pull request #1560
• Terminal dashboard text selection works again; mouse tracking is off by default and toggles on with m. Pull request #1562
• Cursor Agent now counts every assistant message as a turn instead of one turn per user message. Pull request #1513
• Roo Code provider removed after the project was discontinued in May 2026. Pull request #1551

Changelog entry

• Package manager detection now resolves the CLI launcher's symlink to correctly identify Homebrew installs. Pull request #1563
• Cursor Agent now reads CLI sessions that exist only in ~/.cursor/chats store.db. Pull request #1556
• Cache-lock heartbeat ticks are coalesced to prevent queue growth and make time-sensitive tests deterministic. Pull request #1559
• Cursor Enterprise team seats now connect on the team on-demand meter instead of reporting unregistered. Pull request #1553
• Older menubar apps load again and in-app Update restarts the app correctly. Pull request #1548
• Ranged queries now load only session-cache members a date range can use instead of entire shards. Pull request #1542
• Microsoft Store installs no longer offer GitHub updates and codeburn menubar opens the Store app. Pull request #1549
• Four cost accuracy bugs fixed in export daily rows, pricing fallbacks, and turn attribution. Pull request #1544
• OpenCode 2 upgraded history now stays intact and reads from upgraded 1.x databases. Pull request #1543
• Codeburn optimize now flags sessions with low prompt cache hit rates under 80%. Pull request #1536
• Registry loader now accepts Crush's {"projects":[...]} shape alongside array and keyed-object formats. Pull request #1510
• CLI search now finds the executable under a relocated VOLTA_HOME on Windows. Pull request #1534
• README rewritten to tell the story first with the manual kept in docs. Pull request #1527
• Desktop 0.9.25 released for macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, and Windows. Release

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Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

• Version 0.9.25 fixes 15 provider and cache bugs where locked databases and skipped providers no longer cause undercounting. Pull request #1511
• Desktop and menu bar now support English, French, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese with a shared language setting. Pull request #1493
• Windows menu bar now configures from the Plugins page like macOS, and desktop fixes improve validation. Pull request #1507
• Added live quota provider for ZCode (z.ai coding plan) in Plans sidebar and CLI. Pull request #1347
• CLI can now filter usage by billing route and mode with optional metered or subscription provenance on calls. Pull request #1486
• Desktop refreshed with light theme default, revised type and spacing, and redesigned plugin and plan cards. Pull request #1485
• Desktop stops refreshing and animating when hidden, reducing idle CPU from 60% to near-zero. Pull request #1496
• Pricing data refreshed with 5,938 primary entries: 1,210 added and 298 repriced. Pull request #1483
• Fixed OpenCode 2.x to read session_v2 and session_message, so post-upgrade sessions now appear. Pull request #1436

Why it matters

0.9.25 ships major fixes for database reliability and provider detection across Windows and WSL, six-language support for global users, and significant desktop performance improvements. Windows WSL support and OpenCode 2.x fixes restore missing sessions for large user groups, while localization opens the desktop app to non-English markets.

Changelog entry

• Never hold back a save for any durable-source provider Pull request #1514
• Windows menu bar configures from Plugins page, matching macOS behavior Pull request #1507
• Desktop and menu bar support English, French, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese Pull request #1493
• OpenCode 2.x now reads session_v2 and session_message tables after upgrade Pull request #1436
• Archived sessions no longer dropped from discovery and subtree walks Pull request #1475
• CLI can filter usage by billing route (metered or subscription) Pull request #1486
• Added live quota provider for ZCode (z.ai coding plan) Pull request #1347
• Pricing snapshot refreshed: 1,210 added, 298 repriced entries Pull request #1483
• Desktop stops refreshing and animating when window hidden, reducing idle CPU Pull request #1496
• Desktop defaults to light theme with refreshed type, spacing, and redesigned cards Pull request #1485
• Warp Full Disk Access denial no longer freezes serve request thread Pull request #1487
• Desktop settings: privacy pane icons fixed, first-run onboarding removed Pull request #1501
• Desktop: token breakdown popover appears on hover of dollar amounts Pull request #1472

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