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How do I check how much of the included Cyberlop AI allowance I've used?
Open Settings, then Plan & usage, and read the Cyberlop AI section. A bar and a line such as dollars used of the included amount show the allowance. The AI Provider tab repeats it under AI usage this month.
Steps
- Click Settings in the sidebar.
- Open Plan & usage.
- Scroll to Cyberlop AI. The row Included this month has a progress bar.
- Read the line under the bar. It gives dollars used against the dollars included.
- Open the AI Provider tab for a second view. The block AI usage this month shows the same included figure.
Good to know
The allowance is a dollar amount, not a count of scans, so one large scan can use more of it than several small ones. Cyberlop measures it per model call, and it resets on the 1st of each month, in UTC.
The tab says that scans on Cyberlop AI pause until next month once the allowance runs out, and it tells you to connect your own key in AI Provider to keep going. Plan ahead if you run many scans late in the month.
| Where | What you see |
|---|---|
| Plan & usage, Cyberlop AI | A bar for Included this month and a dollars line |
| AI Provider, AI usage this month | Cyberlop AI against the included amount, plus a line for your own key |
The amount included depends on your plan, so read yours on the tab. If scans stopped, work through why scans paused until next month. To add your own key, follow how to use your organisation's own AI key.
Your own key has a separate count. See how to see usage on your own key.
Related questions
- How do I see how much model usage went on our own AI key this month?
- How do I use my organization's own AI provider key?
- Why are my scans paused until next month?
- What is Cyberlop AI?
- How is AI usage measured, and when does it reset?
AI provider settings: included allowance, your own credential and models
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