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Optimizing Usage

view usage and quota

Overview

Qoder CLI usage is metered in Credits. Use /usage to view your Plan and Credits usage for the current billing cycle, along with the duration and code change statistics for the current session. This helps you monitor your usage and avoid overages.

View Usage

In an interactive session, enter:
/usage
Qoder will open the Usage Panel, displaying your current Plan and Credits information.
Viewing usage requires valid account Authentication. If you are not signed in or have not set an Access Token, /usage will prompt you to complete Authentication first. For Authentication methods, see Sign-in and Authentication.

Usage Panel Contents

The Usage Panel includes the following information:
FieldDescription
PlanThe Plan type of the current account
Plan Expiration DateThe expiration date of the current Plan
Plan Credits UsedUsed / total Plan Credits
Add-on Credits UsedUsed / total Add-on Credits
Org Resource PackageUsage of the Org Resource Package
Total Duration APICumulative time spent on Model API calls
Total Duration wallActual elapsed time since the session started
Total Code ChangesLines added and deleted in the current session
The Plan, expiration date, and various Credits are derived from your account quotas; API duration, wall clock duration, and code changes are statistics from the current session.

How to Interpret

  • Credits usage is displayed as "used / total". When the usage ratio approaches the limit, the panel uses color cues: reaching 80% displays a warning color, and reaching 95% displays an error color, helping you stay aware of your remaining Credits.
  • Total Duration API reflects the actual computation time of the models, while Total Duration wall reflects the overall session duration, including your thinking and input time. The two are usually different.
  • Total Code Changes counts the lines added and deleted by Qoder within the current session.
  • To further analyze your Session History and usage patterns, see Insights.
  • To check the overall Status of the CLI (version, Model, account, connectivity), use /status. See the Slash commands reference.