Bar widget

A cap-proximity cue for the bar, answering one question: am I close to the day cap, or not? A track, a fill running to today’s credited minutes with the paid stretch solid inside it, and the cap as a notch you watch the fill close on. One glance, no arithmetic, nothing to read.

cp -r /usr/share/tagwerk/omarchy ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/espadat.tagwerk
omarchy-shell shell rescanPlugins
omarchy plugin enable espadat.tagwerk

What you see	What it is
	An empty day. The track spans the cap times 1.25, so 10 hours across 40px at an 8-hour cap: 4px per hour, and 30 minutes is 2px. The notch is the cap, always at 80%.
	5:00 credited, none of it paid. The translucent fill is every credited minute, total_minutes.
	7:20 credited, 5:10 of it paid. The solid stretch is paid_minutes; the gap between the two edges is personal.
	8:00 credited, exactly on the cap. The fill stops flush against the notch, because the cap sits at 80% of a track that runs to 125% of it.
	9:00 credited, over_cap. Both segments switch to the theme’s urgent colour and the notch does not, so the hour past the cap stays readable: the notch is painted above the fill. There is no approaching colour — proximity is the fill’s length.

Hover prints work, personal, presence, and the time left or over. Click opens tagwerk week in the themed floating terminal. The widget lands on the right of the bar; omarchy bar move espadat.tagwerk relocates it.

It runs tagwerk day --json every 300 s and draws four rectangles. Nothing else: it never reads the ledger, never reads your config, and never re-implements the cap rule — over_cap arrives already computed (ADR-0011). Change refreshIntervalSec in the widget’s settings; below 15 minutes the fill moves less than a pixel, so the interval buys the notch crossing and nothing more.

A copy, not a symlink: omarchy plugin validate refuses any symlink inside a plugin folder, so a linked install cannot be checked. The directory name must equal the manifest id, because that is how the shell maps a changed file back to its plugin. Re-copy after a tagwerk-git update; the shell hot-reloads the widget on the write.