Add Atlassian Rovo Dev provider#676
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Adds a new `.rovodev` provider that tracks Atlassian Rovo Dev monthly
credit usage via a silent Web-API based background fetcher — no CLI
dependency, same pattern as the Ollama extension.
## What's included
**New provider files**
- `RovoDevUsageSnapshot` — data model: `currentUsage`, `creditCap`,
`nextRefresh`, `effectiveEntitlement`; converts to `UsageSnapshot`
with `usedPercent = currentUsage / creditCap * 100`
- `RovoDevACLIConfig` — reads `~/.config/acli/global_auth_config.yaml`
at runtime to resolve the active Atlassian site and cloud ID
- `RovoDevUsageFetcher` — POSTs to
`https://{site}/gateway/api/rovodev/v3/credits/entitlements/entitlement-allowance`
authenticated via browser cookies imported with `SweetCookieKit`
- `RovoDevProviderDescriptor` — metadata, fetch strategy, status link
points to the Rovo Dev usage page (not the generic status page)
- `RovoDevSettingsStore` — cookie source (auto/manual) and manual
cookie header settings
- `RovoDevProviderImplementation` — settings UI, cookie picker,
"Open Rovo Dev Usage" link action
- `ProviderIcon-rovodev.svg` — Atlassian-branded diamond icon
**Shared wiring**
- `Providers.swift` — `.rovodev` added to `UsageProvider` and `IconStyle`
- `ProviderSettingsSnapshot` — `RovoDevProviderSettings` struct + full
builder chain
- `ProviderDescriptor` — descriptor registered
- `ProviderImplementationRegistry` — implementation registered
- `LogCategories` — `rovodev` log category
- `CostUsageScanner` — exhaustive switch updated
- `TokenAccountCLI` — `.rovodev` case + snapshot wiring
- `UsageStore` — `.rovodev` debug probe
- `CodexBarWidgetProvider` / `CodexBarWidgetViews` — widget stubs
**Build fix**
- `MenuHighlightStyle.swift` — manually expanded `@Entry` macro so the
project builds with `swift build` CLI (SwiftUIMacros plugin is only
available inside the full Xcode toolchain)
## Validation
- `./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh`
- Verified live: app shows "0% used · ROVO_DEV_STANDARD_TRIAL · Resets
May 7, 2026" matching https://outreach-io.atlassian.net/rovodev/your-usage
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| matching: query, in: browser, logger: log) | ||
| for source in sources where !source.records.isEmpty { | ||
| let cookies = BrowserCookieClient.makeHTTPCookies(source.records, origin: query.origin) | ||
| allCookies.append(contentsOf: cookies) |
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importSession appends every cookie from every detected browser/profile into a single Cookie header, which can mix different Atlassian sessions and duplicate cookie names. In environments where users are signed into different Atlassian accounts across browsers, the request can authenticate as the wrong account or fail intermittently because conflicting cookie values are sent together. Prefer selecting one validated session source (as other importers do) rather than aggregating all cookies.
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| site = Self.value(after: "site:", in: trimmed) | ||
| } else if trimmed.hasPrefix("cloud_id:") { | ||
| cloudID = Self.value(after: "cloud_id:", in: trimmed) | ||
| } | ||
| if site != nil, cloudID != nil { break } |
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This parser takes the first site: and first cloud_id: seen anywhere in the file and stops, without enforcing that both values came from the same YAML object. If global_auth_config.yaml contains multiple profiles, it can pair a site from one profile with a cloud ID from another, causing requests to hit the wrong tenant and consistently fail. The parser needs to respect YAML structure when extracting the active profile.
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Summary
.rovodevprovider tracking Atlassian Rovo Dev monthly credit usage via a silent Web-API background fetcher (no CLI dependency, same pattern as Ollama)~/.config/acli/global_auth_config.yaml— zero manual config needed for ACLI usersSweetCookieKit(Chrome/Safari/Firefox); manual cookie paste also supportedMenuHighlightStyle.swift@Entrymacro so the project builds withswift buildCLI (SwiftUIMacros plugin requires the full Xcode toolchain)API
New files
CodexBarCore/Providers/RovoDev/RovoDevUsageSnapshot.swiftUsageSnapshotCodexBarCore/Providers/RovoDev/RovoDevUsageFetcher.swiftCodexBarCore/Providers/RovoDev/RovoDevProviderDescriptor.swiftRovoDevWebFetchStrategyCodexBar/Providers/RovoDev/RovoDevSettingsStore.swiftCodexBar/Providers/RovoDev/RovoDevProviderImplementation.swiftCodexBar/Resources/ProviderIcon-rovodev.svgShared wiring
Providers.swift·ProviderSettingsSnapshot·ProviderDescriptor·ProviderImplementationRegistry·LogCategories·CostUsageScanner·TokenAccountCLI·UsageStore·CodexBarWidgetProvider·CodexBarWidgetViewsValidation
./Scripts/compile_and_run.sh— clean build and launch ✅