Clarify Claude extra usage metric by renaming label to “Extra usage spent”#239
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[WIP] Fix Claude plugin to clarify extra usage as spent or available
Clarify Claude extra usage metric by renaming label to “Extra usage spent”
Feb 25, 2026
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Pull request overview
This PR clarifies the Claude plugin’s “Extra usage” metric by renaming its label to “Extra usage spent” so users understand the value represents consumed (spent) usage rather than remaining usage.
Changes:
- Renamed the rendered Claude line label from
Extra usage→Extra usage spentfor both progress and text fallback output paths. - Updated Claude plugin manifest metadata (
plugin.json) to use the same updated label. - Updated the Claude plugin test to assert the new label.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| plugins/claude/plugin.js | Renames the displayed metric label to “Extra usage spent” in both progress and fallback text rendering paths. |
| plugins/claude/plugin.json | Updates the manifest line label to match the runtime output label. |
| plugins/claude/plugin.test.js | Updates the assertion to expect the renamed label. |
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Claude’s plugin currently shows an “Extra usage” field without indicating whether the value is consumed or remaining. This PR clarifies the metric by explicitly labeling it as spent usage in both rendered output and plugin metadata.
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Extra usagetoExtra usage spentfor:Files updated
plugins/claude/plugin.jsplugins/claude/plugin.jsonplugins/claude/plugin.test.jsImplementation snippet
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Summary by cubic
Renamed the Claude plugin label from "Extra usage" to "Extra usage spent" across the UI and schema to clarify it shows spent usage, not available.
Updated plugin.js, plugin.json, and tests; no logic or data changes.
Written for commit 52f7fd7. Summary will update on new commits.