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- Around line 57-62: Update the frontend command list in the setup instructions
to use the `apps/desktop-tauri` directory for each frontend step, matching the
convention shown in `scripts/local-check.ps1`.
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- Line 61: Clarify the timeout description in the architecture documentation:
the 65-second cap applies only to the context-derived timeout, which may raise
the 35-second default and LiteLLM’s optional-details 40-second timeout; it does
not raise the 75-second baseline for Claude, Codex, or Copilot.
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- Line 247: Update the observation-building path in `codexbar hooks watch` to
check `settings.hide_personal_info` before assigning `account_display_name`; use
no account value when privacy mode is enabled, while preserving
`usage.account_email` when it is disabled, so `HookEvent.account` does not
expose the identity.
Review comments at @docs/WINDOWS_PROOF.md:
- Line 70: Update the keyboard-input restriction in the procedure so the
global-shortcut checks are executable: document whether `cua-driver hotkey` with
`delivery_mode: "background"` generates the required `keydown` and
`ShortcutState::Pressed` events, and permit that mode if it does. If it does
not, document a controlled manual exception or explicitly mark those checks as
outside the procedure.
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- Line 58: Remove the provider status pages bullet from the README until the
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| 5. `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` | ||
| 6. `pnpm run lint` (oxlint) | ||
| 7. `pnpm run check:anti-slop` | ||
| 8. `pnpm run test:anti-slop` | ||
| 9. `pnpm test` | ||
| 10. `pnpm run build` |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Match the frontend commands used by the CI slice.
The listed pnpm commands omit --dir apps/desktop-tauri, which the canonical CI slice uses for each frontend step. A contributor following this list from the repository root can run a different package’s scripts or fail to find them. Add the directory argument to these commands. The supplied scripts/local-check.ps1 excerpt uses --dir apps\desktop-tauri for the frontend steps.
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Update the frontend command list in the setup instructions to use the
`apps/desktop-tauri` directory for each frontend step, matching the convention
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| `%AppData%\Roaming\CodexBar\settings.json` (and sibling stores) via `Settings::load` / `save` + `secure_file` (DPAPI-capable). UI patches go through `updateSettings` → save → settings / float-bar events. | ||
| 1. `codexbar::core::instantiate_provider` in `rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs` builds each provider. It is the only provider factory. | ||
| 2. `commands/providers.rs` in the shell calls `Provider::fetch_usage`. It runs at most 8 fetches at once. | ||
| 3. Each fetch has a timeout: 75 seconds for Claude, Codex and Copilot, and 35 seconds for the others. LiteLLM gets 40 seconds when optional details are on. A longer web timeout in settings raises these, up to 65 seconds. |
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Clarify which fetch timeouts the web timeout can raise.
The timeout calculation preserves the 75-second baseline for Claude, Codex, and Copilot. The 65-second cap applies only to the context-derived timeout. Clarify that a longer web timeout can raise the 35-second default and optional LiteLLM’s 40-second timeout to at most 65 seconds.
The calculation is in apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/src/commands/providers.rs, Lines 502-515.
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Clarify the timeout description in the architecture documentation: the 65-second
cap applies only to the context-derived timeout, which may raise the 35-second
default and LiteLLM’s optional-details 40-second timeout; it does not raise the
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| - Account lists in the tray menu and in Settings show "Account 1", "Account 2" and so on. For Codex this covers every account, ambient and managed. The number comes from the sorted account id, not the list position. | ||
| - Settings > Providers hides the email and organization, and shows an OpenAI API project id as "Project: ••••". | ||
| - Usage & Spend and cost history show Codex project names as "Workspace", drop session titles and clear paths. | ||
| - Hook payloads never get the account identity. |
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Honor hide_personal_info in codexbar hooks watch.
The desktop emitters omit the account when privacy mode is enabled, but hooks watch always copies usage.account_email into account_display_name. The transition detector then serializes it as HookEvent.account and exposes it to the hook process. Apply the privacy check before building the observation.
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Update the observation-building path in `codexbar hooks watch` to check
`settings.hide_personal_info` before assigning `account_display_name`; use no
account value when privacy mode is enabled, while preserving
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**Official Cua Driver keyboard/hotkey reference:** [Key and shortcut tools](https://cua.ai/docs/cua-driver/reference/mcp-tools/keys-and-shortcuts)
- `hotkey` takes `keys`, with modifiers first and one regular key last—for example, `["cmd", "c"]`.
- `delivery_mode: "background"` is the default: it attempts input without raising the target window. Use `"foreground"` only if background delivery doesn’t work; it briefly fronts the window and restores the previous app.
- A hotkey doesn’t focus a text field. For backgrounded Electron inputs, click the field first, then type.
- The docs say these MCP tools can also be invoked from the shell as `cua-driver <tool> '<json-args>'`. For the broader command and CLI reference, see [CLI](https://cua.ai/docs/cua-driver/reference/cli). ([cua.ai](https://cua.ai/docs/cua-driver/reference/mcp-tools?utm_source=openai))
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Make the global-shortcut check executable under this procedure.
Line 70 prohibits cua-driver keyboard input, but the checklist requires recording and triggering a global shortcut. The recorder needs a keydown event, and native toggling needs a ShortcutState::Pressed event. Document whether cua-driver hotkey with delivery_mode: "background" produces those events. If it does, permit that mode for these checks. Otherwise, document a controlled manual exception or mark the checks as outside the procedure.
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Update the keyboard-input restriction in the procedure so the global-shortcut
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"background"` generates the required `keydown` and `ShortcutState::Pressed`
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| - **Float bar.** An optional always-on-top strip with the same usage. | ||
| - **Providers.** More than 90 providers, including Codex, Claude, Copilot, OpenRouter, Cursor, Gemini, DeepSeek, MiniMax, Kiro, Antigravity, Groq, Qoder and Sakana AI. Each provider has its own source, credentials, cookie import, token accounts, API keys and region settings. | ||
| - **Settings.** A window with a sidebar: General, Usage & Spend, Notifications, Menu Bar, Menu, Advanced, Hooks and About, then one page per provider. Each provider row has a status dot. | ||
| - **Provider status pages.** With **Check provider status** on (the default), the app polls the status pages of providers such as OpenAI, Claude, Copilot, Cursor and Gemini. An incident colors that provider's dot in Settings and adds a line to the tray panel and the tray tooltip. |
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Do not describe the status poller as shipped before #837 lands.
This bullet says the desktop app polls provider status pages by default and displays incidents in Settings and the tray. The PR’s code audit says main has no Settings toggle or desktop poller, and places that implementation in open PR #837. If this documentation change merges first, users will look for functionality the app does not have. Remove or qualify this bullet until #837 merges. (github.com)
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- Line 71: Clarify the settings-path description around Settings::load to scope
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| 1. `Settings::load` reads `%APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json`. Other stores, such as `api_keys.json`, `manual_cookies.json` and `hooks.json`, sit in the same folder. `settings.json` and the secret stores are written through `secure_file`, which wraps them with DPAPI on Windows. `hooks.json` is plain JSON. See [CONFIGURATION.md](./CONFIGURATION.md#files-and-where-they-live). |
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Scope the settings-path documentation to the desktop and CLI.
Settings::load uses %APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json by default, but the CLI can override it with CODEXBAR_CONFIG. That override moves api_keys.json and manual_cookies.json, while hooks.json remains at the default path.
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### Settings
-1. `Settings::load` reads `%APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json`. Other stores, such as `api_keys.json`, `manual_cookies.json` and `hooks.json`, sit in the same folder. `settings.json` and the secret stores are written through `secure_file`, which wraps them with DPAPI on Windows. `hooks.json` is plain JSON. See [CONFIGURATION.md](./CONFIGURATION.md#files-and-where-they-live).
+1. The desktop shell's `Settings::load` reads `%APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json`. Other stores, such as `api_keys.json`, `manual_cookies.json` and `hooks.json`, sit in the same folder. The CLI can override the settings path with `CODEXBAR_CONFIG`; this also moves `api_keys.json` and `manual_cookies.json`, while `hooks.json` remains at the default path. `settings.json` and the secret stores are written through `secure_file`, which wraps them with DPAPI on Windows. `hooks.json` is plain JSON. See [CONFIGURATION.md](./CONFIGURATION.md#files-and-where-they-live).
2. The frontend calls `updateSettings` with a patch.
3. The shell saves the file and sends `settings-changed`. In the page, the DOM event `codexbar:settings-updated` tells other parts of the UI to reload. The float bar has its own config events.
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| 1. `Settings::load` reads `%APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json`. Other stores, such as `api_keys.json`, `manual_cookies.json` and `hooks.json`, sit in the same folder. `settings.json` and the secret stores are written through `secure_file`, which wraps them with DPAPI on Windows. `hooks.json` is plain JSON. See [CONFIGURATION.md](./CONFIGURATION.md#files-and-where-they-live). | |
| 1. The desktop shell's `Settings::load` reads `%APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json`. Other stores, such as `api_keys.json`, `manual_cookies.json` and `hooks.json`, sit in the same folder. The CLI can override the settings path with `CODEXBAR_CONFIG`; this also moves `api_keys.json` and `manual_cookies.json`, while `hooks.json` remains at the default path. `settings.json` and the secret stores are written through `secure_file`, which wraps them with DPAPI on Windows. `hooks.json` is plain JSON. See [CONFIGURATION.md](./CONFIGURATION.md#files-and-where-they-live). |
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Summary
A plain-language rewrite of the active docs, checked against
apps/desktop-tauriandrust/srcat27434ca21. The docs now describe the Mac-parity work: the tray panel as the only dashboard, provider cards and metric rows, pace lines and the tray pace tint, the Settings sidebar, the Hooks pane, Hide Personal Info, portable preferences, the #833 provider wording, the #835 window lengths and the CLI icons. Docs only; no code changes.Status-poller documentation — #837 (feat/status-poller) merged to main as a8fac16. The docs have been updated to reflect the merged implementation: status polls skip auto-resume probes, unforced refreshes throttle to 30-second intervals, and the CLI status.level values are clarified.
Docs changed
README.md: install (installer, portable, CLI zip, checksums), statically linked CRT, signing status, first run, a feature list that includes the Mac-parity work, the provider matrix (anchor#supported-providerskept), 10 languages, build from source, privacy and a docs table.AGENTS.md: restructured into short rules with tables and a docs index. Every rule is kept; see below.CONTEXT.md: current CI roles and the budget glossary.docs/ARCHITECTURE.md: crates, entry points, the four windows, data flow (refresh limits and timeouts, settings, hooks), the events list, the tray icon and pace tint, pace stages, the proof harness.docs/CLI.md: rewritten against the current--helpoutput of every subcommand.docs/CONFIGURATION.md: the files and their protection, the Settings window and tab ids, the sidebar, one table per pane (label, key, default), quota warnings, portable preferences, switcher keys, accounts, source mode and hooks.docs/PROVIDERS.md: how to add a provider (including thepace_capabilityarm), fetch sources, usage windows, pace and reset-window pace, the tray pace tint, the window-length table, the Provider wording: Synthetic Regenerates, ClawRouter and LithosAI cost titles #833 wording, status pages, Usage & Spend.docs/BUILDING.md: prerequisites, current scripts, checks, the release build and the release binary names. The stored-process-environment rules are kept.docs/COOKIES.md: the import flow, the browser table (including Arc), App-Bound Encryption, manual cookies, error messages.docs/WINDOWS_PROOF.md: proof mode, usage seeding, CDP targets, cua-driver install and session rules, the post-install checklist.docs/adr/0001–0006: plainer wording. Decisions, dates and consequences are unchanged. Later changes are recorded, and 0001 is marked superseded.Facts corrected against the code
release.yml, not CircleCI. The CI slice has 11 steps, including oxlint and the anti-slop check..github/CI.mddoesn't define the budget modes, so the doc points to ADR 0002.thinbehaves likenormalin code.release.ymlignoresCI_BUDGET_MODE. The guard runs onubuntu-latest.ubuntu-latestsince Optimize hosted CI usage #416, and releases on GitHub Actions. ADR 0003:ManagedisManagedByApp; Rework the tray card into the upstream card anatomy #813 removed the React account flyouts, and the native tray submenus remain. ADR 0004: the first version's status names (2026-08-14, CircleCI release-only Windows pipeline #285);circleci-release-build.ps1is run by GitHub Actions; the asset names. ADR 0005: releases left CircleCI; the gate useswhen:rather than a branches filter; the regex; there is no fork fallback; 11 steps. ADR 0006: later numbers (1,997 lines, 96 variants); no candidate crate was added.%APPDATA%\CodexBar. One doc said%AppData%\Roaming\CodexBar.settings.jsonis always written throughsecure_file, which wraps it with DPAPI.hooks.jsonis plain JSON.config preferencesrow, the fullcost -plist, theserveroutes and flags (/icons,/dashboard/v1/snapshot,--host,--refresh-interval,--identity),sessions --json-v2and--brief, the dashboard, autostart, account, workspaces and diagnose sections, and the hooks event list.codexbar.exeis the desktop app; the CLI iscodexbar-cli.exe. Cargo's own names arecodexbar.exe(CLI) andcodexbar-desktop-tauri.exe.usage_updated,provider_unavailableandrefresh_failed.scripts/dev.sh, not a rootdev.sh.feature/port-phase-13-e2ebranch header and the WiX/MSI/NSIS installer steps. Releases use the Inno Setup installer from the release script (see BUILDING.md).codexbar usage --statusupdates. The docs now describe the merged implementation: status polls skip auto-resume probes, unforced refreshes throttle to 30-second intervals per provider, and the CLIstatus.levelvalues areoperational,degraded,major,unknown.AGENTS.md: sources and changes
Notes with quotes are in the working notes (V1 = Vercel AGENTS.md evals post, V2 = Vercel DESIGN.md post, C = Claude prompting best practices, O = OpenAI latest-model guide).
docs/gh-safe.sh,local-check.ps1,worktree-env.ps1)Rules kept, moved or merged (none dropped)
scripts/gh-safe.sh(now its own section, together with the three allowed repos), the upstream read-only rule, "no new dependencies or tooling without confirmation" (now under Ask first), the CUA and real-window proof requirement, the worktree storage policy, provider siloing, the secrets rules, cookie browser selection, Claude CLI output, the logging rules, the Winget steps, fork PR review, CodeRabbit.hooks(matchessurface_target.rsandSettingsTabId). The new-provider steps include thepace_capabilityarm. The settings path is%APPDATA%\CodexBar\settings.json, always DPAPI-wrapped. The dev helper is./scripts/dev.sh. The release binary names were added.docs/WINDOWS_PROOF.md. AGENTS.md keeps the 6-step retest loop and an index line pointing there.UI validation with CUA ([trycua/cua](...))is unchanged, so the anchor#ui-validation-with-cua-trycuacuastill works.Checks
codexbar.exebuilt from this base, with a script outside the repo. Result: 33 pass, 0 fail.rust/README.md(screenshots/*.png), which this PR doesn't touch.git diff --check: clean.Open questions (default chosen)
codexbar --helpcallsusagethe "(default command)", but a barecodexbarexits 64. This is a code issue and out of scope. Default: CLI.md documents the actual behavior (a subcommand is required).ProviderIdvariants, 2 of them deprecated), and docs: refresh README provider count and runtime note #826 says "80+". Both agree on the static CRT. Default: whichever merges second resolves the conflict. The count here comes from the code.serve, the dashboard,costandclaude_swap, and a few CONFIGURATION.md details carried over from the old doc (some Advanced, Menu Bar and account-flow details).Summary by CodeRabbit