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v0.3.24 Release Notes

This release continues the improvements to usage records and kernel configuration management. Suggestions and issue reports are welcome in the community chat or on GitHub.

Added a Usage Records “Display Settings” panel. Users can choose visible columns and enable fixed record row heights. When enabled, the row height can be adjusted with a draggable slider; when disabled, rows fit their content automatically.
Usage Records pagination, visible columns, and column widths are now saved in the application data directory and restored after app updates.

Standardized the management-key wording as “Management Key” and “web management console” across the Chinese, English, and Japanese interfaces.
When the management key cannot be read or recovered as usable plaintext, the application uses 123456 as the recovery value and synchronizes it between GUI requests and the kernel configuration.
Clarified the Usage Records toolbar with “Show columns” and “Reset Widths” actions.

Fixed startup failures after the v8 core rewrote the management key as a bcrypt/argon2 hash and the GUI tried to write its plaintext value back into the configuration.
Fixed valid v8 configurations producing a duplicate top-level management mapping during startup, preventing the kernel from starting (Issue #351).
Fixed Usage Records display settings being reset to defaults after an application update.

The project is currently improving its UI. Suggestions and feedback are welcome in the community chat or on GitHub.

Added plugin management and a plugin store with support for installation, updates, version selection, enabling and disabling, uninstallation, configuration editing, and OAuth authorization provided by plugins.
Added Muse (Meta) OAuth device authorization, along with support for detecting and launching DeepSeek Harness Desktop on Windows.
Added support for custom system prompts for Codex models. Saved prompts are synchronized to the model catalog, and model defaults can be restored.
Added batch model health checks. Request records now show the actual response model and flag cases where it differs from the requested model.
Added per-request cost estimates and CSV export to request records. Reasoning effort is shown by default to make usage review and troubleshooting easier.

Updated the bundled CLIProxyAPI core to 8.0.13 and adapted the management API and configuration editor for v8.
Redesigned the dashboard, usage analytics, and main management pages with a consistent light theme, navigation, and table styling; improved dark-mode contrast and narrow-window layouts.
Reworked credential management into a compact list showing plans, status, request statistics, and quotas, with pagination, enable/disable controls, expandable details, and improved cooldown countdowns and reset operations.
Added more structured settings for requests, OAuth, plugins, concurrency, and providers; improved search, validation, conflict warnings, restoring defaults, and restart notices.
Added support in API access for native v8 provider groups and per-credential editing, deletion, and reordering. Model aliases are displayed in a separate tab.
Added search, pagination, and saved display preferences to the client list; expanded installation-path detection and prioritized installed clients.
Added “Install Bundled Core” to version management, allowing direct installation from the local core package included with the application.

Fixed migration from v7 to v8 and migration of mixed-format configurations; improved preservation of keys, providers, model aliases, and custom fields, and prevented external refreshes from overwriting unsaved configuration drafts.
Fixed cooldown states being mixed up for same-named credentials from different accounts, and fixed OAuth model-exclusion updates affecting other providers.
Fixed cost aggregation when requests with different context lengths are combined, and improved the display of the coverage of cost estimates.
Fixed model-alias source validation and inconsistent Codex model ID usage; installed plugins and runtime data are now preserved when rebuilding portable distributions.