Usage: where AI use stands, for the whole plan and for any period
"Usage" in the hosted-projects navigation shows exactly what the AI has been used for and what it really cost, per client and per project, for this week, this month, the last 30 days, all time, or any two dates. Every number is a real model call recorded by the engine with its real cost; nothing is estimated.
Open Usage →The period, the four tiles, and the per-day bars
Pick a period at the top: This week, This month, Last 30 days, All time, or Custom with a From and To date. The period is in the page address, so a view can be bookmarked. Four tiles summarize it: AI edits (changes that landed on a site; these use the plan), Questions answered (free), First builds (included with the project), and Real AI cost in dollars with the token count and how many clients and projects were active. The Per day chart shows one bar per day: orange is edits that changed a site, the lighter part is questions; hover a bar for the exact numbers.
Per client: the plan, and the period
The table has one row per client. The Plan column is all-time: a bar of edits used against the client's allowance (10 free AI edits per client plus any credits added, released at most 3 a day), with how many are left. Edits, Questions, Builds, Cost, and Last use are for the period you picked. Open a client's row to see each of its projects; projects share the client's plan. A project with no client has its own plan.
Near the limit lists any client at 50, 80, or 100 percent of its plan, with a link to that client's projects; a client at 100 percent cannot make edits until credits are added (the Assistant says so and offers Ask for more credits). These alerts are in-app today; email alerts arrive with the client questions system, which adds email to aiKit.
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