v1.7.1 — Fable weekly usage cell, with every meter aligned

[chrisdpurcell]

v1.7.1 is out 🎉 — Release notes · Changelog

The status line now shows your Fable weekly usage — the separate Fable-scoped weekly limit, distinct from the all-model 7-day cap — so you can see how close you are without opening /usage. This wraps up the Fable work from v1.7.0 with an alignment fix in v1.7.1.

Opus 4.8 1M ✦ high | 172k/1M 17% | 5h 47%    @02:10 | +82 | ClaudeCodeStatusLine@main
v2.1.201    $0/$25 | Fable   79% | 7d 70% Sun@19:00 | -7  | my-worktree

Highlights

• Fable weekly usage cell — a color-coded percentage in row 2, floored and banded like the 5h/7d meters. It reads the limits[] array the /api/oauth/usage endpoint now exposes (the older seven_day_* keys are all null). Shows a dim - on accounts without Fable access, or once Fable moves to metered credits.
• Every meter now stacks — to make room without widening the grid, the extra-usage credits moved into the version cell (v2.1.198 $0/$25). The dollars, the Fable percentage, and (as of v1.7.1) the token percentage all right-align to their column's edge, so the percentages line up vertically and the dollars sit flush under the model name.
• No flicker on cached renders — the built-in rate-limits path preserves limits[] across its cache rewrites, so the Fable cell stays put between API fetches instead of dropping to -.

Updating

git -C ~/.claude/statusline pull

…or just ask Claude: "Find my installed status bar and update it." No settings.json change is needed.

Stay notified

Click Watch → Custom → Releases at the top of the repo to get future release notifications — or leave the built-in update check on, which flags a new release in the status line itself.

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Thanks to @daniel3303 for the original project. This is an independent, actively-maintained continuation.