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# Verifying MyUsage changes The surface is a macOS menu bar app. Do NOT try to click the status item via System Events / accessibility — dev builds may stall on a Keychain dialog before the item exists. Use the in-process autopilot instead (DEBUG builds only). ## Render the popover to a PNG ```bash swift build SCRATCH=$(mktemp -d) MYUSAGE_AUTOPILOT=open:0 \ MYUSAGE_SNAPSHOT=$SCRATCH/panel.png \ MYUSAGE_NO_PROMPT=1 \ MYUSAGE_DEBUG_LOG=$SCRATCH/autopilot.log \ .build/debug/MyUsage > /dev/null 2>&1 & APP_PID=$! # Poll for completion (timeline: ~4s toggle + ~6s settle + snapshot): for i in $(seq 1 30); do sleep 1 grep -q "AUTOPILOT open:0 done" $SCRATCH/autopilot.log 2>/dev/null && break done kill $APP_PID ``` Then Read `$SCRATCH/panel.png`. Renders with the machine's live provider data and current system appearance (light/dark follows the OS — you don't get to pick). ## Gotchas - `MYUSAGE_NO_PROMPT=1` is belt-and-braces; despite the non-.app prompt-suppression policy in ClaudeCredentialStore, a bare-binary launch has been observed to throw the macOS Keychain password dialog for "Claude Code-credentials" (blocks startup until dismissed — a policy regression worth checking if it recurs). - The autopilot toggle occasionally doesn't fire (startup race); if the log stops at `setPanelFrame` lines with no `click`, just relaunch — second attempt has always worked. - `open:N` opens status item N (merged mode → 0). `MYUSAGE_AUTOPILOT=1` instead runs the mode-switch