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You will need to acknowledge certain models. On July 16, you will need to do this for API usage as well. This is a one time action for each model, until you acknowledge the model, you will not be able to use it.

Usage

The Usage page (/usage) shows how much you've used Lumen — your requests, tokens, coins, and activity patterns over time. It's available to every logged-in user from the main navigation.

Usage page

Time Period

A Period selector at the top right controls the window for every stat and chart on the page:

Period Window
Week The last 7 days (default)
Month The last 30 days
Year The last 12 months
All Time Everything on record

Summary Cards

Card Description
Requests Number of requests in the selected period
Tokens Total input + output tokens in the selected period
Coins Spent Coins consumed in the selected period
New Users New user accounts created in the period (admin "Show all users" view only)
Last Active When the selected user most recently sent a request (shown only when filtered to one user)

Charts

  • Requests Over Time — request volume across the selected period.
  • Token Usage Over Time — input + output tokens across the period.
  • Model Popularity — a bar chart ranking the models you've used most.
  • Usage Heatmap — requests laid out by hour of day (columns) against day of week (rows), in your local time, so you can see when activity peaks.
  • New Users Over Time and Total Users (Cumulative) — user-growth charts that appear only in the admin all-users view.

Admin View

Admins see their own usage by default, with two extra controls:

  • Show all users — a checkbox that switches the page to system-wide totals across every user and project, and reveals the user-growth charts.
  • Per-user filter — from the Users admin page, the bar-chart button next to a user opens the Usage page filtered to that user. A banner at the top shows whose usage you're viewing, with a Clear filter link to return to your own.

Requires PostgreSQL. The usage analytics are powered by aggregate tables that only exist on PostgreSQL. On a SQLite (development) database the page loads but the stats and charts are empty.

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