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Tokens by Provider
By Provider
| Provider | Input tokens | Output tokens | Total tokens | Calls |
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By Model
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By Agent Type
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Raw Groups
Every provider × model × agentType group as returned by the API.
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AI cost per day (USD, UTC days)
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AI Provider Defaults
These override the server's built-in fallback order for every user. Leave a field on "Automatic" to use the server's normal logic (per-agent preference, then whatever provider is configured).
Pinning a provider here (anything other than "Automatic") overrides Cost-Optimized Routing below — a pinned provider always wins outright, same as an explicit per-call choice.
Classic: about 1 AI call per command. Flexible (beta): usually 3-8 calls per command (it searches/reads/checks before answering, closer to a real coding session) — typically a few cents per command instead of under a cent. This is a trial switch: try it on your own commands first, then make it the only mode once you're comfortable — see Usage for the real cost.
When on: lightweight tasks (plain chat, search, quick file/email/task help) route to the cheapest configured provider first (OpenRouter's DeepSeek/open-source models), automatically falling over to a pricier provider only if the cheap one actually fails. Coding-adjacent work (Coding, Website/App Builder, the Project Agent) always still means Claude first, cost aside — this never weakens the model used for real code changes. Images/videos and Voice AI Command are unaffected either way. Pinning a specific provider above overrides this entirely.
Project Memory
What the Flexible (beta) engine above knows about this specific project beyond the conversation itself — architecture, past incidents, conventions, decisions. Entries you add here are active immediately. Entries the agent records itself (via its remember_lesson tool) always land as a Draft first — review and confirm one below before it can affect any future command.
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Changing a plan's price creates a brand-new price in Stripe and archives the old one — existing subscribers keep their current price; only new checkouts pick up the change. This is normal Stripe behavior, not a bug.
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Strategies
The Core AI Orchestrator's Evaluation Agent may propose a short, general instruction after a complex request — it has ZERO effect on anything until approved here. Approving one adds it as guidance for every future request of that agent type (or every type, if unscoped); rejecting — or later revoking an already approved one — keeps it inert.
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Recent Runs
Every COMPLEX-path request runs a bounded debate: two independent solutions, an adversarial Critic, one reconciliation round only on a real disagreement, then Verification. Most recent first — click a run to expand its full trace. This is a transparency record, not an editable one. "Verified" here means only "internally consistent, nothing here needed external confirmation this system can't perform" — never "independently fact-checked against reality."
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Agent Performance
Aggregated, read-only metrics per agent type, provider, and model — success rate, verified rate, how often the two solvers disagreed, average latency, self-assessed quality scores, and token cost. Use this to decide, by hand, whether to change a default provider in Settings — nothing here changes routing automatically.
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Speak naturally to control the platform — "check why video generation is failing", "have the coding agent fix it", "run all tests", "deploy the update to staging". This talks to the same Dev Pipeline and Core AI agents as everything else in this dashboard, just triggered by voice or text instead of clicking through screens. Voice control carries no more authority than a typed admin command — same ADMIN-only login as every tab here.
Quick actions — one click, no typing needed:
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