docs: add Community Projects section (cc-usage-board, ai-heatmap)#987
docs: add Community Projects section (cc-usage-board, ai-heatmap)#987huhjayeon wants to merge 2 commits into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new "Community Projects" section to ChangesCommunity Projects Documentation
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Update — cc-usage-board now ships with full Japanese support (UI + menu bar plugin + README):
Since ccusage was originally built by you in Japan, I figured Japanese-speaking |
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Extended the PR to also include ai-heatmap, which was requested in #852, and tightened the cc-usage-board entry to match the surrounding "ccusage Family" style. Title/body updated accordingly. cc @seunggabi — including ai-heatmap as you requested in #852. |
Adds a Community Projects section to the README with two third-party tools that build on ccusage:
Happy to revise wording, drop either entry, or move the section elsewhere.
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