FAQ
Usage and billing
Quotas, what counts against them, and what happens when you run out.
What counts against my quota?
Analyses. Reading stored results, listing executions, checking health, browsing agents, and previewing a plan are all free. A scheduled watch check does count — it is an analysis like any other.
Does a cached result count?
No. Re-running the same subject inside ten minutes returns the stored result without spending a unit.
I ran out of quota. Now what?
The allowance resets at 00:00 UTC, and the quota_exhausted error carries resets_at. Creating a second key to get around it works up to three keys per address per day — beyond that, self-serve signup would just be a slower way to get unlimited quota, which is why the limit exists.
I lost my key.
It cannot be recovered — only a hash is stored. Create another. Note that history, watches, and change detection are scoped per key, so a new key starts empty; a subject you analysed under the old key will not diff against the new one.
Why is it metered at all?
Each analysis costs real inference credit — roughly a cent. Metering is a money decision rather than a capacity one, which is also why spend is capped in the database rather than in memory: it has to hold across restarts.