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Qoder credits: check personal and shared usage

Qoder credits: check personal and shared usage

Find Qoder's used and remaining credits, understand shared pools, and monitor the available counters in free, open-source UsageAtlas.

Quick answer

Check Qoder's Settings → Usage page or use /usage in the CLI. Compare personal and shared credits independently. UsageAtlas shows supported used, total, remaining, and reset fields without treating shared credits as extra personal credits.

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Free and open source for Windows, macOS, and Linux. No UsageAtlas account needed. View the source on GitHub.

Find your personal credit usage

Qoder's credits documentation distinguishes plan credits from add-on credits. Its credits log records credit acquisition, while the account usage view shows current consumption. Buying or expiring credits changes what remains without proving what a specific task cost.

Check the shared pool and your cap

Qoder's shared credit guide describes organization balances and per-member caps. Your personal allowance and your shared-pool access are different constraints. UsageAtlas keeps the shared pool separate instead of adding it to personal credits.

Monitor credits with UsageAtlas

Connect your Qoder account and open Limits to see the counters returned for your selected region. UsageAtlas is free and open source. If the session expires, reconnect before relying on an old number. The integration does not import per-request tokens or session cost history.

Questions, answered

Why can shared credits be unavailable when the organization has a balance?

A member cap or another account restriction may apply. Check your current Qoder account view or ask your organization administrator about the cap.

Can UsageAtlas change my Qoder credit limit?

No. It reads reported usage. Qoder's account settings control credit purchases, member caps, and plans.