Token usage
See exactly what cost-saving saved on a session — tokens, dollars, and which model it came from.
- Cost-saving is on
- On your own machine or box
- From Home, Sessions, or in-session
- Export the window as CSV
Once cost-saving has saved something on a session, you can see precisely what it saved. Open Token usage from the session menu and you get the lifetime totals — tokens saved, dollars saved, the share of your input tokens, and how many requests it covers — plus a chart you can read by hour, day, week, or month, and a breakdown of which model the savings came from. Everything shown is measured where your agent actually runs, never estimated by us.
Lifetime tokens saved, dollars saved, the share of input tokens compressed, and the request count — they keep counting across restarts, not just for the current run.
Switch the chart between hour, day, week, and month to tell a busy afternoon apart from a steady month.
A per-model breakdown shows where the savings concentrate — repeated context on one model usually saves far more than a model you barely use.
Export the visible window to CSV — including the model column — so you can drop the numbers into your own spreadsheet or expense report.
- 1Turn on cost-saving
Token usage reports what cost-saving saved, so enable it on the session first.
- 2Let the agent work
Savings are measured as your agent runs — a long session with repeated context has the most to show.
- 3Open Token usage
From the session menu (⋯) on Home, Sessions, or inside the session, choose Token usage.
- 4Zoom, compare, export
Switch between hour, day, week, and month, check the per-model split, and export the window as CSV.
The Token usage row appears on a session once that session has reported savings — the same signal behind the green savings banner. How much you save depends on your own work: a young session may show a low single-digit share of input tokens, while a model with a lot of repeated context can reach roughly ten percent. Requires a recent CLI on the session — older sessions won’t show the row.
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