Usage

Settings → Usage is a record of the credits your AI operations have spent. It is there so you can see where your credits went — and quote a reference code if you ever need to ask support about a charge.

What it shows

A summary at the top gives the total credits used and how many operations that covered. Below it, a table lists each operation newest first — what ran, when, the credits it spent, and a reference code for that entry.

Inference activity

Above the ledger, an “Inference activity” panel shows what each AI operation actually did over the last 30 days: how many times it ran, the input and output tokens involved, and the cost. It is broken down per operation and model so you can see where the work went.

Managed operations (charged to your credits) and operations on your own key (BYOK — billed to you directly by the provider) are shown separately, because they are not the same thing: your key spends tokens, not credits. The “cached” column shows input that was served from the prompt cache, which is billed at a lower rate — a large cached share means you are paying less for repeated context.

Filter, search, and download

Use the search box to find an operation or reference code, the Operation menu to show a single kind of operation, and the From/To dates to narrow to a range. The table pages through your history a screenful at a time, and the summary updates to match whatever you have filtered. Download CSV saves the filtered result set as a spreadsheet.

Usage lists only credits spent. Top-ups, grants, and refunds are part of your balance and live under Billing.