Check Usage

Open Usage from Chat to see the daily task count and your workspace's assigned limit, plus monthly limit, spent, reserved, and remaining amounts. Your pilot operator assigns limits; there is no self-service checkout or paid upgrade button in the MVP. Use the displayed allowance rather than assuming every workspace has the same quota.

Reserved means an amount is held for work that has been accepted or is not fully settled. Spent is settled usage shown by the app. Remaining takes reservations into account. An unresolved amount is not free usage and must not be treated as zero. Pilot accounting is not a promise of a final commercial bill.

Read a task state

StateMeaningYour next step
QueuedAccepted and waiting to start.Wait or cancel.
RunningWork is in progress.Wait or request cancellation.
SucceededWork finished, possibly with a clarification rather than a draft.Read the result; review any draft separately.
FailedNo successful result was committed.Read the message, fix the issue, then deliberately try again.
CancelledThe task has stopped.Start another task only if you still want one.

Cancel or retry

Use Cancel on an active task in Chat or Usage and wait for the final state. A cancellation request is not an instant promise that work already sent has stopped costing usage. Failed and cancelled accepted tasks can still count toward the daily allowance.

After failure, your brief remains in the saved task/history, but the message box may already be empty. Review the old instruction, reselect the needed material, and send a new message only when ready. A new attempt uses allowance; repeatedly clicking will not bypass a limit.

Why a limit can stop you

Daily allowance, a monthly spending cap, or another active task can prevent a new request. Clarification replies also start separately counted tasks. Wait until the displayed reset when available, allow active work to finish, or contact your pilot operator. Changing the interface language or starting a new chat does not reset usage.