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Every project opens on its Overview: one page that answers how much your agents used, who used it, on which models and tools, and what it produced. Open it from the Projects home by selecting a project, or from Overview in the left rail.
  • Left rail: Projects (your organization’s home), then the project’s pages — Overview, Sessions, Users, Skills, MCP, Burn map, Pull requests, Metrics (Dashboards, Explore), and Models (Usage, Compare). Settings sits at the bottom.
  • Top bar: switch organization or project, create a new one, and see the live status of the page’s data (Ready, Updated, Refreshing…).

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Period and cost view

Two controls in the page header apply across the dashboard, and your choice is remembered:
  • Period: 24h, 7d, or 30d (the default).
  • Usage view: Tokens, Notional (the default), or Net. See Cost views for what each one counts.

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Headline and live burn rate

The top card shows Spend (or Tokens) for the period, with its trend against the period before, and how much of it a subscription covered versus metered billing. Below it are the period’s Tokens, Sessions (with turns), Active users (with API keys), and PRs merged, plus a token activity calendar. Burn rate now is live: tokens per minute and dollars per hour over the last 60 seconds, the number of calls in that minute, a last-hour sparkline by token type, and Burn by model and Burn by user rankings.

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Breakdowns

Below the headline, the period is compared with the one before it: Select a source in Spend by source to open that source’s page: its tokens, sessions, active users, and model calls, spend over time, and its models, providers, principals, and sessions.

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Banners

The Overview tells you when something needs attention:
  • Funding gap — people are running an agent without plan usage being captured, so Terma cannot tell what a subscription covered. The fix is to install the Terma CLI for them.
  • Unmapped principals — identities that are not mapped to a member of your organization. See Principal mapping.
  • Connect GitHub — pull request data needs the GitHub connection. See Pull requests.

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From the CLI

The same numbers are available in a terminal:
terma usage reports provider cost, which corresponds to the Notional view.