Set the reporting period
Choose This cycle, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or Last 90 days. The selection applies to the summary, chart, attribution, comparisons, and data export. The page shows the period boundaries, active members, and the last data refresh. A member is active after consuming credits during that period. Recent activity may not yet be included; daily boundaries use UTC.Read the overview
For This cycle, the pace indicator compares the share of the credit cap consumed with the share of the cycle elapsed. On target suggests the remaining allowance can cover the cycle at the present pace. Off target calls for a closer look; Critical indicates that credits are likely to run out before the cycle ends. Use Manage in Usage to review credit controls. Used this period shows consumption, while Top agent identifies the largest contributor and its share. Rolling periods do not show cap status or cap values. Filters in Explore affect the chart, attribution, and exports, but do not change the overview cards or pace indicator.Compare daily and cumulative usage
Daily shows a stacked bar for each day. The selected attribution dimension determines the breakdown: for example, Models splits daily credits by model. The five leading contributors appear separately; Others combines the rest. Hover over a bar for individual and total values. The faded Today (partial) bar is still growing, so compare completed days when investigating a trend. Cumulative shows how usage builds over the period. In an unfiltered This cycle view, a target line distributes the cap evenly across the cycle. This line is absent for rolling periods and when Explore filters are active.Narrow the analysis
Use Filters to select agents, members, groups, models, tools, skills, or request sources, then select Apply. Multiple selections in one category use an OR condition; different categories combine with AND. For example, two selected agents and one selected model show either agent’s usage of that model. Applied filters remain when you switch periods or attribution tabs. Remove them individually or clear the set; leaving or reloading the page resets them.Find the main contributors
Attribution can group usage by agent, member, group, model, tool, skill, or source. A member’s usage follows the person who triggered it. The same usage can appear in several groups when that person belongs to more than one group; do not add group totals as if they were mutually exclusive. Search within the selected tab or sort the table. Its measures are:
Expand a row to see leading models, tools, or members. View all applies that contributor as a filter and opens the relevant attribution tab. The row’s funnel icon also adds or removes it from the filters.
Admin and manager analytics include unpublished agents. For an unpublished agent you cannot edit, the creator’s email can appear instead of its description; the analytics view does not grant access to the agent configuration.