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Closes #278. Adds Charmbracelet Crush as a lazy-loaded provider: - src/providers/crush.ts: walks ~/.local/share/crush/projects.json (XDG_DATA_HOME and CRUSH_GLOBAL_DATA aware), opens each project's crush.db read-only, queries root sessions where parent_session_id IS NULL. Emits one ParsedProviderCall per session with real prompt_tokens, completion_tokens, cost (dollars), and the dominant model resolved from messages.model. - src/providers/index.ts: register crush alongside cursor, goose, opencode, antigravity, cursor-agent in the lazy import path. - tests/providers/crush.test.ts: 10 fixture-based tests covering discovery, parsing, missing-registry, malformed JSON, missing db, child session exclusion, dominant model selection, dedup, and array-shaped legacy registry. Schema source: charmbracelet/crush@v0.66.1 internal/db/migrations/20250424200609_initial.sql, verified by spawning a research agent against upstream. The schema *comments* in that migration claim millisecond timestamps but every actual INSERT/UPDATE uses strftime('%s', 'now') which returns Unix seconds; the parser treats values as seconds. Tokscale's parser (junhoyeo/tokscale#346) gets this wrong and is off by 1000x, plus its parser misses the prompt_tokens/completion_tokens columns that exist in Crush's schema. Our integration uses both, so Crush sessions get real per-model attribution. Menubar: - mac/Sources/CodeBurnMenubar/AppStore.swift: add .crush case to ProviderFilter and its cliArg switch. - mac/Sources/CodeBurnMenubar/Views/AgentTabStrip.swift: add Crush color to the per-tab color extension. The visibleFilters computed property already filters by detected providers, so the Crush tab appears automatically when a user has Crush data. README: - Replace the provider table with an icon-led layout. Icons live under assets/providers/<name>.<ext>. 14 icons sourced from junhoyeo/tokscale (MIT) under nominative fair use, 4 sourced separately: codex (OpenAI org avatar), cursor-agent (reuses the Cursor icon), kiro (kiro.dev favicon, ico->png via sips), omp (can1357/oh-my-pi icon.svg, MIT). Attribution line added. - Add Crush row. Docs: - docs/providers/crush.md: full per-provider doc with verified schema excerpt, the seconds-vs-milliseconds quirk, and a "when fixing a bug here" checklist. - docs/architecture.md: provider count 17 -> 18, test count 41 -> 42, and crush in the lazy list. - docs/providers/README.md: add Crush row to the lazy index. - CONTRIBUTING.md: bump test count to 568 (was 558). All 568 tests pass locally; swift build clean. |
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CodeBurn Menubar (macOS)
Native Swift + SwiftUI menubar app. The codeburn menubar surface.
Requirements
- macOS 14+ (Sonoma)
- Swift 6.0+ toolchain (bundled with Xcode 16 or standalone)
codeburnCLI installed globally (npm install -g codeburn) or available at a path you pass viaCODEBURN_BIN
Install (end users)
One command:
npx codeburn menubar
That's it. The command downloads the latest .app from GitHub Releases, drops it into ~/Applications, clears Gatekeeper quarantine, and launches it. Re-running it upgrades in place with --force, or just launches the existing copy otherwise.
If you already have the CLI installed globally (npm install -g codeburn), codeburn menubar works the same way.
Build from source
For contributors running a local build instead of the packaged release:
npm install -g codeburn # CLI the app shells out to for data
git clone https://github.com/getagentseal/codeburn.git
cd codeburn/mac
swift build -c release
.build/release/CodeBurnMenubar # launch
Build & run (dev against a local CLI checkout)
cd mac
swift build
# Point the app at your dev CLI build instead of the globally installed `codeburn`:
npm --prefix .. run build
CODEBURN_BIN="node $(pwd)/../dist/cli.js" swift run
The app registers itself as a menubar accessory (LSUIElement = true at runtime). No Dock icon.
Data source
On launch and every 60 seconds thereafter, the app spawns codeburn status --format menubar-json --no-optimize directly (argv, no shell) via CodeburnCLI.makeProcess and decodes the JSON into MenubarPayload. The manual refresh button in the footer invokes the same command without --no-optimize, which includes optimize findings but takes longer.
Override the binary via the CODEBURN_BIN environment variable (default: codeburn on PATH). The value is validated against a strict allowlist (alphanumerics plus ._/- space) before use, so a malicious env var can't inject shell commands.
Project layout
mac/
├── Package.swift SwiftPM manifest
├── Sources/CodeBurnMenubar/
│ ├── CodeBurnApp.swift @main + MenuBarExtra scene
│ ├── AppStore.swift @Observable store + enums
│ ├── Data/MenubarPayload.swift Codable payload types + placeholder
│ ├── Theme/Theme.swift Design tokens (warm terracotta palette)
│ └── Views/MenuBarContent.swift Popover layout + footer action bar
└── README.md This file
Status
Live data wired. Next iterations:
- FSEvents watch for
~/.claude/projects/changes (debounced refresh on real edits) - Persistent disk cache for optimize findings so the default refresh can include them without the 30-second penalty
- Currency metadata in the JSON payload + Swift-side formatting
- Sparkle auto-update
- DMG packaging + Homebrew Cask tap
Design tokens
Sourced from ~/codeburn-menubar-mac-swiftui.html. Warm terracotta-ember palette:
- Accent (light):
#C9521D - Accent (dark):
#E8774A - Ember deep:
#8B3E13 - Ember glow:
#F0A070 - Surface (light):
#FAF7F3 - Surface (dark):
#1C1816
SF Mono for currency values; SF Pro Rounded for hero.