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# How to track token usage

The Tokens panel allows monitoring the consumption of Artificial Intelligence resources in real time within **Creator**.

**Concept**

Tokens are the basic units of information processing consumed by Artificial Intelligence to interpret your prompts (texts, files, and images) and generate the respective responses or lines of code.

To access the monitoring panel and track your consumption, follow these steps:

1. Access the main development environment of **Creator**.
2. Select the Tokens menu, located on the left sidebar of the interface.
3. In the central panel, analyze the following consumption indicators for your environment:
   * **Total Tokens:** Displays the overall and accumulated amount of tokens consumed across your entire account.
   * **Total chats: I**ndicates the absolute number of conversations started with AI agents.
   * **AI Messages:** Shows the volume of responses and interactions generated by the intelligent assistant.
   * **Models used:** Presents the quantity and types of AI models requested in your interactions (e.g., GPT 5.5, Gemini, etc.).
   * **Usage by Model:** Details the proportion and distribution of tokens spent on each specific Artificial Intelligence engine.
   * **Usage by App:** Displays the volume of tokens allocated to the development of each project or application individually.
   * **Usage by Chat:** Provides a more granular breakdown of consumption, isolating token expenditure by specific conversations or threads.


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