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Using the MAG Dashboard

The MAG Dashboard shows the spend, limits, requests, and models of your project. The dashboard is read-only. Log in with your AmSC account to see it.

The header shows two amounts for the current budget window:

  • User: your spend in the project, and your limit.
  • Project: the spend of the whole project, and the project limit.

The header also has buttons that open the API reference, this documentation, and Chat.

Usage​

The Usage tab shows the spend of your project and your limits.

  • Select a period: last 7, 30, or 90 days, month to date, today, or a custom range.
  • Select Showing to see the whole project, only you, or one project member.
  • See the project limit and your personal limit.
  • See the spend, the number of requests, the success rate, and the token totals.
  • See the daily spend by model, or by user for the whole project.
  • See the usage of each user, from highest spend to lowest.
  • See the usage of each provider and each model.

Allocations​

The Allocations tab shows the allocations of your project for each provider.

  • See the balance, the budget used, and the expiry date of each allocation.
  • See a burn-down chart of each allocation that has a limit. The chart shows the remaining budget for the last 30 days, and a projection of the days left.
  • A warning shows when an allocation can run out before it expires.

Requests​

The Requests tab shows the call logs of your project. Use it to trace calls and find errors.

  • Filter by model, status, API, user, request ID, or error.
  • Sort the columns.
  • Select a request to open the inspector. The inspector shows the cost by token type, the time to first token, the error code, the tokens, the duration, the allocation, the user, and the client.
  • If you have permission, the inspector shows the prompt and the response of the request.

Models​

The Models tab shows the models that you can use.

  1. To find a model, use the search box and the filters: provider, type, capability, and native API.
  2. Select a model to see its prices, context size, maximum output, and the modifiers that it accepts.
  3. To copy the model name for your application, select Copy model string.

For advice on what to select, see Model Recommendations. You can also get the list from the API. See Step 5.