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Users shows activity per developer — what they ran, what it cost, and how their agent runs went.
Users reads to Admins and Analytics Viewers.

What’s on the page

Headline figures

Four cards across the top, covering everyone the current filters match rather than the page on screen.

Table

Headed Users with the total count. Twenty developers to a page. An info icon on each of the three run-quality headers explains what the number measures, and a column picker chooses which of Total Cost, Total Tokens, Tasks and Models are shown.

Filters and controls

Time range

The standard Analytics range selector applies.

Filters

What you can do

A developer’s page

Total Cost, Total Tokens, Total Tasks and Avg Cost/Task for the range, a Model Usage by Cost breakdown showing what share of their spend each model took, and their tasks — with the work type editable on your own tasks, and never for an Analytics Viewer. Alongside those, the run-quality picture: weekly trends for clean-completion rate, median run and longest hands-off run, and an activity heatmap that always covers the last 12 months regardless of the range you picked.
Longest hands-off run and Clean completion rate show how much your developers trust their agents. Both rising usually means the policies and setup are working.
Run-quality figures stay blank until a developer has enough agent runs in the window for the number to mean something: a developer with some runs but too few to score reads as a dash. A developer with no agent runs at all reads as zero, badged Light. To read either end of the distribution, sort Total Tokens — descending for your heaviest users, ascending for your lightest.

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