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diff --git a/.github/workflows/publish.yml b/.github/workflows/publish.yml
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ jobs:
     steps:
       - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1
       - uses: oven-sh/setup-bun@0c5077e51419868618aeaa5fe8019c62421857d6 # v2.2.0
-      - uses: actions/setup-node@820762786026740c76f36085b0efc47a31fe5020 # v7.0.0
+      - uses: actions/setup-node@949feb2413d6458794dcd2491c4babbbce0c15c1 # v7.1.0
         with:
           node-version: 24
           registry-url: "https://registry.npmjs.org"

diff --git a/bun.lock b/bun.lock
diff --git a/docs/DEVELOPMENT.md b/docs/DEVELOPMENT.md
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ After a complete successful usage fetch, the process clears the lock only if its
 - **Local Git widgets** cache command results in memory and under `~/.cache/ccstatusline/git-cache`, with one persistent file per repository/working-directory pair. A conservative filesystem check skips Git when the directory is definitely outside a repository, while explicit Git environment overrides still allow invocation. Cache misses invoke Git with a five-second timeout; failures, including timeouts, are cached as `null`. Persistent writes use one stable `.tmp` path per cache file and attempt best-effort cleanup on failure, bounding orphaned files when Windows virus scanners or sync clients temporarily hold a handle.
 - **JJ widgets** invoke `runJjArgs()` with a five-second timeout and use their normal missing-data behavior when the command fails or times out.
 - **Git PR and Git CI Status** render from the versioned disk cache under `~/.cache/ccstatusline/git-review`. Missing or stale entries are refreshed in a detached helper so network-bound `gh` or `glab` calls do not block rendering. Git CI Status adds GitHub's `statusCheckRollup`; if the authenticated `gh` token cannot read checks, the refresh retries with PR metadata only so Git PR still works.
-- **Usage widgets** merge Claude Code's stdin `rate_limits` with `/api/oauth/usage` only for fields required by the active widgets. Session and aggregate weekly fields prefer the flat API buckets and fall back to `limits[]`; per-model weekly fields prefer `weekly_scoped` entries. A model-scoped entry reporting 0% without `resets_at` is valid zero usage, while unscoped empty placeholders remain filtered out. `WEEKLY_MODEL_USAGE_BUCKETS` in `src/utils/usage-types.ts` is the shared registry for Sonnet, Opus, and Fable widget wiring, field requirements, reset fields, and scoped-limit matching. Session and weekly percentage widgets delegate rendering and editor behavior to `src/widgets/shared/usage-percent-widget.ts`; the Fable label is `Weekly Fable:`.
+- **Usage widgets** merge Claude Code's stdin `rate_limits` with `/api/oauth/usage` only for fields required by the active widgets. Session and aggregate weekly fields prefer the flat API buckets and fall back to `limits[]`; per-model weekly fields prefer `weekly_scoped` entries. A model-scoped entry reporting 0% without `resets_at` is valid zero usage, while unscoped empty placeholders remain filtered out. `WEEKLY_MODEL_USAGE_BUCKETS` in `src/utils/usage-types.ts` is the shared registry for Sonnet, Opus, and Fable widget wiring, field requirements, reset fields, and scoped-limit matching. Session and weekly percentage widgets delegate rendering and editor behavior to `src/widgets/shared/usage-percent-widget.ts`; the Fable label is `Weekly Fable:`. Spend Limit Usage and Spend Limit Amount read `rate_limits.spend_limit` from stdin only (no `USAGE_WIDGET_REQUIREMENTS` entry, so they never trigger an API fetch); the percentage widget goes through the same shared renderer with `ignoreApiError` set and no time cursor.
 - **Custom Command** delegates to `src/utils/custom-command.ts`. `customCommandCacheTtlSeconds` defaults to `0` (disabled), with a maximum of 60 seconds. Both successes and failures are cached, with TTL measured from command completion; without a session ID, entries stay in process memory. Other stdin fields are deliberately excluded from the key. A helper in the current runtime captures stdout in memory, limits it to 1 MiB, and retains at most 16,384 characters; it enforces command deadlines and closes inherited pipes, terminating the process group on POSIX or the shell on Windows when a command times out. Cached raw output is formatted separately by each widget, and previews never execute commands.
 - **Terminal width** is memoized once per render, including a `null` probe result. Linux first probes ancestor terminal devices through `/proc` and `tty.WriteStream`; portable fallbacks use `execFileSync` for `ps` and `stty`. `CCSTATUSLINE_WIDTH` takes precedence, including on Windows where probing is disabled. Only no-width results are persisted per session, for `terminalWidthCacheTtlSeconds` (default 5, range 0–300); `0` disables cross-process reuse. Numeric widths are re-probed on the next render.
 - **Context length transcript fallback** treats the latest `compact_boundary` as the start of the current context. It uses the first main-chain usage entry after that boundary, then `compactMetadata.postTokens`, then zero, while session token totals remain cumulative.

diff --git a/docs/USAGE.md b/docs/USAGE.md
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ ccstatusline --version
 
 - **Model** / **Output Style** / **Version** - Show the active Claude model, output style, and Claude Code CLI version. Model names omit trailing context suffixes like `(1M context)`; use **Context Window** when you want the total window size shown.
 - **Claude Session ID** / **Session Name** / **Claude Account Email** - Show session identifiers plus the currently signed-in Claude account email.
-- **Claude Status** - Show the current Claude/Anthropic service status from `status.claude.com` (`ok` when the indicator is `none`, otherwise the indicator word such as `minor`, `major`, `critical`, or `maintenance`). Press `h` in the editor to add a 48-hour incident-history strip of eight six-hour blocks (oldest to newest), each colored by the worst incident overlapping that block: green (none), yellow (minor), orange (major), red (critical). Responses are cached for about five minutes; on network failure the widget shows stale data when available or degrades to `?`. With the history strip enabled the widget colors itself by severity, so per-widget foreground colors and theme foregrounds are skipped, like Custom Command's preserve-colors mode.
+- **Claude Status** - Show the current Claude/Anthropic service status from `status.claude.com` (`ok` when the indicator is `none`, otherwise the indicator word such as `minor`, `major`, `critical`, or `maintenance`). Press `h` in the editor to add a 48-hour incident-history strip of eight six-hour blocks (oldest to newest), each colored by the worst incident overlapping that block: green (none), yellow (minor), orange (major), red (critical). Responses are cached for about five minutes; on network failure the widget shows stale data when available or degrades to `?`. With the history strip enabled the widget colors itself by severity, so per-widget foreground colors and theme foregrounds are skipped, like Custom Command's preserve-colors mode. Press `l` to make the widget a link to the status page (`https://status.claude.com`), in terminals that support OSC 8 hyperlinks.
 - **Voice Status** - Show whether Claude Code voice input is enabled. It can render as an icon, icon plus text, plain text, or `voice on/off`, with optional Nerd Font microphone icons.
 - **Sandbox Status** - Show the effective `sandbox.enabled` value from Claude Code's layered project and user settings. It can render as a glyph, `SB: ON/OFF`, or `Sandbox: ON/OFF`, with optional Nerd Font lock icons. The value is refreshed after `/sandbox` changes, but is best effort when managed or CLI settings override files or sandbox initialization fails.
 - **Thinking Effort** / **Vim Mode** / **Skills** - Show Claude thinking effort, the current vim editing mode, and skill activity from hook data. Thinking Effort reads live status JSON first, then `/model` or `/effort` transcript output, then settings fallback; it supports `low`, `medium`, `high`, `xhigh`, and `max`, shows `default` when no effort is set, and marks unknown future values with `?`. Claude Code reports Ultracode as `xhigh` in status line data; it does not expose Ultracode as a separate effort level.
@@ -61,7 +61,8 @@ ccstatusline --version
 - **Input Speed** / **Output Speed** / **Total Speed** - Show session-average token throughput with an optional per-widget rolling window (`0-120` seconds; `0` = full-session average).
 - **Context Length** / **Context Window** / **Context %** / **Context % (usable)** / **Context Bar** - Show current context length, total context window size, used/remaining percentage, usable-window percentage, or a progress bar. The window size is taken from Claude Code's reported `context_window.context_window_size` when present, then from a model-name hint (e.g. a `[1m]` suffix), and finally from a fixed fallback. Set `CCSTATUSLINE_CONTEXT_SIZE_FALLBACK` to a positive integer to override that last-resort fallback (defaults to `200000`) — useful when an older Claude Code does not report the window size for a 1M-context model, so the bar would otherwise read against 200k. Immediately after `/compact`, transcript fallback uses the latest `compact_boundary.postTokens` value until a new main-chain turn reports the current size, so the widgets do not retain the pre-compaction context.
 - **Compaction Counter** - Show how many context compactions have been detected in the current session by scanning transcript compaction markers. It can render as icon plus number, text plus number, or number-only, and can hide while the count is zero. Two optional, independent per-item add-ons toggle extra detail: a trigger split (`↻3 (2 auto, 1 manual)`; a compaction whose trigger is missing or unrecognized is bucketed as `unknown`) and tokens reclaimed (`↻3 ↓887.0k`, each compaction's `preTokens - postTokens` floored at 0 and summed, shown only when greater than 0 — so very old transcripts predating the `postTokens` field display nothing). Its value selector can instead render the total count, one trigger count (`auto`, `manual`, or `unknown`), or reclaimed tokens as a standalone value; hide-when-zero applies to the selected value.
-- **Session Usage** / **Weekly Usage** / **Weekly Sonnet Usage** / **Weekly Opus Usage** / **Weekly Fable Usage** / **Extra Usage Utilization** / **Extra Usage Remaining** / **Extra Usage Used** / **Extra Usage Daily Budget** / **Block Timer** / **Block Reset Timer** / **Weekly Reset Timer** - Show usage percentages, monthly pay-as-you-go overage usage, and current block/reset timing. Session and all-model weekly usage read the legacy flat API buckets when available and fall back per field to `session` and `weekly_all` entries in the newer `limits[]` response. The per-model widgets prefer `weekly_scoped` entries for Sonnet, Opus, and Fable, with legacy Sonnet/Opus buckets as fallbacks; Weekly Fable Usage renders nothing when the API reports no Fable quota. Session Usage, the weekly percentage widgets, and Extra Usage Utilization can show either used or remaining percentage in every display mode. Session and weekly usage bars can also show a time cursor. Extra usage widgets accept known extra-usage state as complete when an account has no monthly limit configured, avoid repeated refetches and stale `[Timeout]` output, and format amounts with the API-reported billing currency when available. On accounts with no plan limits (usage-based Enterprise plans), extra usage is all of the account's spend rather than overage beyond a plan; the label editor can change the Extra Usage widgets' `Overage` labels to read `Spend`. Before the first charge of the month the API reports no utilization, so Extra Usage Utilization works it out from the amount spent and the monthly limit. Extra Usage Daily Budget divides what's left of the monthly limit by the days left in the month, today included, optionally skipping future weekend days (today always counts). It requires a monthly limit and amount spent, and displays zero once the limit is exhausted. Days are UTC days, since monthly limits reset at 00:00 UTC on the 1st. Reset timers can show remaining time, progress, or exact reset date/time with timezone and locale controls; while reset data is still arriving at startup, they show a labeled loading placeholder instead of a transient API error.
+- **Spend Limit Usage** / **Spend Limit Amount** - For developers behind a Claude apps gateway with spend limits (Claude Code 2.1.251 or later). Spend Limit Usage shows the share of the limit used, as a percentage or bar, and can show the remaining share instead. Spend Limit Amount shows `$314.12 / $500.00` and renders nothing until the gateway reports the dollar figures (Claude Code and gateway 2.1.284 or later). Both read `rate_limits.spend_limit` from the status line payload only and never call the usage API; without a spend limit they render nothing.
+- **Block Usage** / **Weekly Usage** / **Weekly Sonnet Usage** / **Weekly Opus Usage** / **Weekly Fable Usage** / **Extra Usage Utilization** / **Extra Usage Remaining** / **Extra Usage Used** / **Extra Usage Daily Budget** / **Block Timer** / **Block Reset Timer** / **Weekly Reset Timer** - Show usage percentages, monthly pay-as-you-go overage usage, and current block/reset timing. Block Usage and the all-model Weekly Usage read the legacy flat API buckets when available and fall back per field to `session` and `weekly_all` entries in the newer `limits[]` response. The per-model widgets prefer `weekly_scoped` entries for Sonnet, Opus, and Fable, with legacy Sonnet/Opus buckets as fallbacks; Weekly Fable Usage renders nothing when the API reports no Fable quota. Block Usage, the weekly percentage widgets, and Extra Usage Utilization can show either used or remaining percentage in every display mode. Block and weekly usage bars can also show a time cursor. Extra usage widgets accept known extra-usage state as complete when an account has no monthly limit configured, avoid repeated refetches and stale `[Timeout]` output, and format amounts with the API-reported billing currency when available. On accounts with no plan limits (usage-based Enterprise plans), extra usage is all of the account's spend rather than overage beyond a plan; the label editor can change the Extra Usage widgets' `Overage` labels to read `Spend`. Before the first charge of the month the API reports no utilization, so Extra Usage Utilization works it out from the amount spent and the monthly limit. Extra Usage Daily Budget divides what's left of the monthly limit by the days left in the month, today included, optionally skipping future weekend days (today always counts). It requires a monthly limit and amount spent, and displays zero once the limit is exhausted. Days are UTC days, since monthly limits reset at 00:00 UTC on the 1st. Reset timers can show remaining time, progress, or exact reset date/time with timezone and locale controls; while reset data is still arriving at startup, they show a labeled loading placeholder instead of a transient API error.
 
 An explicit per-model quota at 0% is shown even when its reset timestamp is still missing; the time cursor appears only once a usable window is available. Weekly Fable Usage uses the label `Weekly Fable:` and stays empty when the API reports no Fable quota.
 
@@ -313,7 +314,7 @@ Widget-specific shortcuts:
 - **Git Conflicts**: `z` toggles how a visible conflict-free tree renders (`⚠0` or the clean glyph); `g` edits the conflict and clean glyphs
 - **Context % widgets**: `u` toggle used vs remaining display, `p` cycle percentage/short bar/short bar only
 - **Session Cost Rate**: `t` switch between active time (how long Claude spent working, the default) and clock time (the whole session)
-- **Session Usage / Weekly Usage / Weekly Sonnet Usage / Weekly Opus Usage / Weekly Fable Usage / Extra Usage Utilization**: `p` cycle percentage/full bar/medium bar/short bar/short bar only and `u` switch between used and remaining percentage in every display mode. The editor row labels the current direction as `used` or `remaining`, while the `u` helper names the direction it will switch to. Session and weekly usage widgets use `t` to toggle the time cursor in bar modes.
+- **Block Usage / Weekly Usage / Weekly Sonnet Usage / Weekly Opus Usage / Weekly Fable Usage / Spend Limit Usage / Extra Usage Utilization**: `p` cycle percentage/full bar/medium bar/short bar/short bar only and `u` switch between used and remaining percentage in every display mode. The editor row labels the current direction as `used` or `remaining`, while the `u` helper names the direction it will switch to. Block and weekly usage widgets use `t` to toggle the time cursor in bar modes.
 - **Extra Usage Daily Budget**: `w` toggle counting weekdays only (Saturday and Sunday, UTC, are skipped; today always counts)
 - **Block Timer**: `p` cycle time/full bar/short bar, `s` toggle compact time, `v` invert fill in progress mode
 - **Block Reset Timer**: `p` cycle time/full bar/short bar, `s` toggle compact time/date, `t` toggle exact reset date/time, `f` toggle 12/24-hour display in date mode, `z` edit timezone in date mode, `l` edit locale in date mode, `v` invert fill in progress mode
@@ -323,7 +324,7 @@ Widget-specific shortcuts:
 - **Cache widgets** (Cache Hit Rate, Cache Read, Cache Write): `t` toggle turn/session scope
 - **Cache Timer**: `t` cycle 5-minute/1-hour TTL, `g` customize the working/fresh/draining/urgent/cold glyphs
 - **Sandbox Status**: `f` cycle glyph/text/word format, `n` toggle Nerd Font lock icons in glyph mode
-- **Claude Status**: `h` toggle the 48-hour incident-history strip
+- **Claude Status**: `h` toggle the 48-hour incident-history strip, `l` toggle the link to the status page
 - **Voice Status**: `f` cycle format, `n` toggle Nerd Font microphone icons
 - **Current Working Dir**: `h` home abbreviation, `s` segment editor, `f` fish-style path, `g` optional leading glyph (off by default; pair with raw value to replace the `cwd:` label with the glyph)
 - **Skills**: `v` cycle view mode, `l` edit list limit in list mode

diff --git a/package.json b/package.json
@@ -62,15 +62,15 @@
     "ink-select-input": "^6.2.0",
     "pluralize": "^8.0.0",
     "react": "19.3.0",
-    "react-devtools-core": "^7.0.1",
+    "react-devtools-core": "^8.0.0",
     "react-dom": "19.3.0",
     "remotion": "^4.0.459",
     "strip-ansi": "^7.1.0",
     "tinyglobby": "^0.2.14",
     "typedoc": "^0.28.12",
     "typescript": "npm:@typescript/typescript6@^6.0.2",
     "typescript-eslint": "^8.39.1",
-    "vitest": "^4.0.18",
+    "vitest": "^5.0.0",
     "zod": "^4.0.17"
   },
   "keywords": [