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console: usage limit bars read inverted — remaining (green fill) is mistaken for spend #52401
Description
Description
In the Console Overview, the Rolling/Weekly/Monthly limit bars filled with green to show what's LEFT ("96% left", "84% left", "80% left"). Conventional UX ties a full green bar to "budget consumed", so a nearly-full green bar was misread as "almost out of credits / high spend" when it actually meant the opposite — confusion about how much budget remains.
The fill should encode consumption (fills up as quota is used), or remaining should be visually distinct from spend, so "96% left" must not look like "96% used".
Update (Oct 2, 2026): The bars now show "N% used" instead of "N% left", which resolves the confusion. Marking this as resolved — thanks!
Plugins
None
OpenCode version
2.0.19
Steps to reproduce
- Open https://opencode.ai/console → Overview (web app)
- Look at the "Go" card: Rolling bar ~96% full of green, labeled "96% left"
- Read that card next to Credits ("Running low" on $0.62) — the nearly-full bar reads as "almost out of quota"
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Screenshot available — bars at 96%/84%/80% nearly full green while the labels said "% left".
After the fix: same bars show "10% used / 28% used / 26% used" with fill proportional to usage.
Operating System
n/a (web app — opencode.ai Console; OS-independent bug)
Terminal
n/a (web UI in Chrome desktop)
Activity
github-actions commentedon Oct 1, 2026
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Dacasan commentedon Oct 2, 2026
Resolution: This was fixed upstream — the Console Overview bars now show "N% used" with fill proportional to consumption, which resolves the confusion reported here.
Host note: the report was reformatted to follow the Bug Report template (Description / Steps to reproduce / etc.). The
needs:complianceflag was from the initial non-templated body, which has since been replaced. Since the underlying bug is already fixed, closing as completed.github-actions commentedon Oct 2, 2026
Thanks for updating the issue with the required template and reproduction details!