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Usage and analytics

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The usage panel in your Console shows how much your assistant is used, per AI provider, for four periods — today, the last 7 days, the last 30 days and all time — against your plan's limit, with a small trend chart. If a price is unknown, the row says so instead of showing zero.

What you see

The usage panel gives you, for your workspace:

  • Usage per AI provider. Each AI provider your assistant uses is listed with its own totals, so you can see where the volume actually goes.
  • Four periods. Every figure is shown for today, the last 7 days, the last 30 days, and all time — so a spike today reads differently from a steady month.
  • Used vs limit. Your usage against your plan's limit, so you always know the headroom you have left.
  • A trend at a glance. A small trend chart shows the shape of recent usage, so a change in pace is obvious without reading numbers.
Provider A today · 7d · 30d · all-time Provider B today · 7d · 30d · all-time Used vs limit trend ↗

Why it's broken down this way

Different providers cost and behave differently, and a single blended number hides the story. Splitting by provider and by window lets you answer the real questions: Is today unusual? Are we trending toward the limit this month? Which provider drives the cost? — at a glance, without exporting anything.

Usage ties directly to your Governance and models settings: the models you allow and the choice you make shape which providers show up here and how fast usage grows.

Next

Questions

Why is usage split by provider?

Providers cost and behave differently. A single blended number hides which one drives the volume; the split answers it at a glance.

What counts as usage?

Model spend per provider, per window, against your plan's limit. A row the platform cannot price is shown as unpriced.

Where do the limits come from?

Your plan sets the ceiling; your Governance and models settings shape how fast usage grows.

Can I see usage from chat or MCP?

Yes. Ask the signed-in assistant, or call the same workspace-scoped tools from any MCP client — see Managing from chat.