Usage & costs

AI agents are paid by the token. The Usage section in the sidebar shows where your tokens — and your money — go.

Pick a period

Choose Today, 7 days, 30 days, This month, Last month or All time, or any Date range you like. Every number is compared with the previous period of the same length. Narrow it down to one workspace or one agent with the filters. Include usage outside cards also counts sessions you ran in your own terminal, outside NeuroSquad.

What you see

• Tokens and cost for the period, at the top.
• Tokens over time, stacked by agent, and What the tokens were — new input, context re-read from cache, context written to cache, output.
• When the tokens go out — a weekday × hour map of when your agents are busiest.
• Every agent — a sortable table with the exact numbers: requests, input, cache, output, total, peak context, cost and share.

Breakdown tabs split the same numbers By agent, By workspace, By harness, By model and By provider. Click an agent or workspace to jump to it.

Compare models

Compare models puts several models side by side: cost, tokens, cost per request, cost per 1,000 output tokens, share of the period, and each model’s list price.

Exact numbers, and where they come from

Costs are counted exactly and only rounded on screen. The rows always add up to the total. Each cost is either what the agent program itself recorded, or the model’s list price — and requests sent through OpenRouter are priced from OpenRouter’s own catalogue.

Export

Export CSV saves the table, to open in Excel or Google Sheets.

OpenRouter

If you use OpenRouter, the By provider tab shows what OpenRouter reports for your key: spent today, this week, this month and all time, and your limit. That’s for the key as a whole — every agent and every other app that uses it.

Keep costs under control

• The agent card shows how full a Claude Code agent’s context is.
• A Budget card sets a token limit for a whole workspace and pauses its agents when it’s crossed.