Replace the PopupMenu text-item list with a custom St.Widget tree that
mirrors the macOS popover pixel for pixel. Same layout the native Quick
Settings panel uses: horizontal tab rows, branded header, hero
typography, inline bar-chart activity rows, and a pill-styled footer.
Structure:
* Branded header with Code + Burn typography and subhead
* Agent tab row (All / Claude / Codex / Cursor / Copilot) with active
pill state and hover feedback
* Hero block with period dot, label, large cost figure, calls and
sessions meta
* Period tab row (Today / 7 Days / 30 Days / Month / All) with same
active-pill treatment
* Activity section: bar chart per row scaled to the top cost,
one-shot rate in brand green, cache and session numbers inline
* Findings CTA as a full-width branded button, hidden when
findingCount is zero
* Footer with currency pill (cycles through 17 ISO codes), Refresh,
Open Full Report, and an Updated timestamp
Dark and light theme classes drive the track and button palettes so the
popup stays legible regardless of GNOME system theme. Brand orange
(#ff8c42 to #c9521d) is the only hardcoded palette; everything else
inherits from the shell.
The Activity and Models section headers were being clipped to "Activi..."
and "Mod..." because St.Label ellipsized the combination of
text-transform: uppercase plus letter-spacing in the available popup width.
Drop the uppercase transform and the letter-spacing so the labels render
in full and read consistently across themes.
Adds two more submenus so the GNOME popup matches the agent tabs and
currency picker the Mac menubar app ships with.
* Agent submenu: All / Claude / Codex / Cursor / Copilot. Passes --provider
through to codeburn status and codeburn report so the numbers and the
full terminal report both follow the selected filter.
* Currency submenu: 17 ISO codes (USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, INR, BRL,
CHF, SEK, SGD, HKD, KRW, MXN, ZAR, DKK, CNY). Selecting a code shells
out to codeburn currency <code> and refreshes the popup with the new
symbol. The current currency is read from ~/.config/codeburn/config.json
on startup and after each change so all of our surfaces agree.
* formatCost takes the active currency so activity, model, provider and
findings rows render with the right symbol instead of hardcoded $.
Expand the popup to show everything the TUI does: period switcher submenu,
top activities with one-shot rate, top models, provider breakdown when more
than one provider has data, optimize findings, and an updated-timestamp row.
Add per-period Open Full Report so the terminal view matches what the popup
was showing.
For theme compatibility, stop hardcoding colors that don't work on both
light and dark GNOME themes. Keep the brand orange (#ff8c42) for the header
and findings, let everything else inherit the shell palette, and express
dimming through opacity instead of rgba so the popup reads correctly on
Yaru Light, Yaru Dark, Adwaita, Adwaita Dark, and any other theme.
Add a listener on org.gnome.desktop.interface color-scheme so the indicator
re-applies its .codeburn-dark / .codeburn-light class when the user flips
the system theme, without waiting for a reload.
Ship a GJS extension in extensions/gnome-shell/codeburn@agentseal.org so
GNOME users get the same panel-anchored popover Ubuntu's Quick Settings
uses, rather than the floating window the Tauri tray is limited to through
StatusNotifierItem.
The extension lives inside gnome-shell as a PanelMenu.Button, so it has
direct access to its own icon coordinates and can open a PopupMenu docked
under it without any IPC or DBus plumbing. The tradeoff is it only works
on GNOME 45+; the Tauri app in desktop/ stays the cross-platform option
for KDE, Unity, wlroots, and Windows users.
Data flow: the extension shells out to codeburn status --format menubar-json
every 60 seconds, parses the payload, and renders a header, top 5 activities,
and optimize findings count. Refresh and Open Full Report actions live in
the popup menu; the Open Full Report action spawns gnome-terminal with the
codeburn report TUI.
