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    Clawdmeter v3.0 beta 1 — multi-provider (Claude · OpenAI Codex · z.ai) Stable

    wenil released this 2026-07-22 21:31:54 +03:00 | -30 commits to main since this release

    The v3 build — the monitor now tracks usage for three AI providers and re-themes itself to each brand. Switch the active provider from the watch or the desktop panel. Works on every supported board — the square ESP32-S3-Touch-AMOLED-2.16 (the original), the 2.06 watch, the 1.8, and the C6 2.16.

    What's new since v2.0-beta.2

    • Multi-provider usage — track your rate-limit % (5 h + weekly windows) for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and z.ai (GLM Coding Plan), not just Claude.
    • Switch providers anywhere — a new Provider screen on the watch (tap Switch) and a Providers tab in the desktop panel. The UI re-themes to the active brand live (Claude clay, Codex green, z.ai blue).
    • No extra setup for Codex — reads your local Codex install (~/.codex) directly: a live usage endpoint with a local-snapshot fallback. No key needed.
    • z.ai via a pasted key — enable z.ai in the Providers tab and paste your GLM Coding Plan API key; usage comes from z.ai's quota endpoint (a status call — it doesn't spend your prompt quota).
    • Config auto-migrates — your v2 settings carry over untouched.
    • Everything from v2 is still here (Home Assistant control, tilt-dimmer, battery screen, Now Playing, the desktop settings panel).

    Windows app — download & run (no Python required)

    1. Pair the watch once: Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Add device → "Clawdmeter".
    2. Sign in to Gitea, then download Clawdmeter.exe — direct link (use this, not the asset button, which may send you to an internal address):
      https://gitea.bvrdo.online/wenil/clawdmeter/releases/download/v3.0-beta.1/Clawdmeter.exe
    3. Double-click it. A tray icon appears; the watch updates within ~10 s. Left-click the icon → Settings opens the panel — the new Providers tab is where you enable Codex / z.ai and choose which one shows on the watch.
    4. Right-click → Start at login to launch it automatically.

    Everything is bundled (its own Python, the WinRT BLE stack, the media reader, the WebView2 panel) — no install, no pip. Logs to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Clawdmeter\daemon.log.

    Unsigned build — Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run ("More info → Run anyway"). Code-signing is planned.

    Firmware — build & flash for your board

    The .exe above is the same for every board; build the watch firmware for your specific board. With PlatformIO installed:

    git clone -b v3-dev https://gitea.bvrdo.online/wenil/clawdmeter.git
cd clawdmeter
# square 2.16 (original):   pio run -d firmware -e waveshare_amoled_216   -t upload --upload-port COM5
# 2.06 watch:               pio run -d firmware -e waveshare_amoled_206   -t upload --upload-port COM5
# 1.8:                      pio run -d firmware -e waveshare_amoled_18     -t upload --upload-port COM5
# C6 2.16:                  pio run -d firmware -e waveshare_amoled_216_c6 -t upload --upload-port COM5

    Use your device's COM port. On Windows, set $env:PYTHONIOENCODING="utf-8" first (avoids a cp1251 console hang mid-flash). Full guide: README.md · porting notes in docs/porting/.

    The v3 firmware is verified on the 2.06 watch; on the square 2.16 it compiles cleanly but hasn't been run on hardware yet — you're the first. If anything looks off, the screenshot serial command dumps the framebuffer.

    Integrity

    SHA-256 342d8f2c4c918e1ad45cd2db5e3402e5abfda9122bda407787aa420e66edbdc3 Clawdmeter.exe (30,948,125 bytes)

    Built on branch v3-dev (d1cc467). A development beta.

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