Enterprise plan display: show spend vs limit as primary metric#11
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On enterprise plans, session/weekly utilisation rows are always 0% and the overage (dollar spend) row is the only meaningful signal. This change makes that the default view for enterprise accounts: - UsageView: show only the spend row when extraUsageEnabled; non-enterprise accounts continue to see the existing session/weekly/sonnet rows - statusEmoji: uses overage percentage for threshold colouring when on enterprise, rather than the always-zero session/weekly utilisation - Menubar: shows "🟢 $14" instead of "🟢 0%" for enterprise accounts Adds ClaudeUsageTests with 14 unit tests covering extraUsagePercentage, statusEmoji routing, and menubar label formatting for both plan types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
On enterprise plans, session and weekly utilisation limits don't apply — the API returns 0% for both, making those rows actively misleading. The overage row (dollar spend vs monthly limit) is the only meaningful signal. This PR makes that the default experience for enterprise accounts, while leaving non-enterprise behaviour unchanged.
What changed
UsageView: whenextraUsageEnabledis true, renders only the spend row; non-enterprise accounts continue to see the existing session/weekly/sonnet rowsstatusEmoji(UsageManager): routes through overage percentage for threshold colouring on enterprise, rather than the always-zero session/weekly utilisationAppDelegate): shows🟢 $14for enterprise accounts instead of🟢 0%Adds
ClaudeUsageTests/EnterpriseDisplayTests.swiftwith 14 unit tests coveringextraUsagePercentagecalculation,statusEmojirouting for both plan types, and menubar label formatting.🤖 Generated with Claude Code