--detail is an argument to the slash command, not a process flag.
What /usage shows
The window and the metric depend on the plan.
A paid plan also shows requests used today against the daily cap. Reset is the exclusive end of
the current window.
The projection is linear across the current window. If nothing has been used there is no
projected date. If the current pace would not reach the allowance before the window ends, it says
so instead of inventing a date.
The headline is percent of the included allowance. A paid plan still prints
$used of $included
because that is the cutoff unit. Cache hit rate, cache reads, and cache writes are shown whenever
any input tokens were billed.
The portal Usage page also has Day, Week, and Month chips. Those slice spend and tokens in that
range. They do not move the allowance meters or the pace line under them. Week is the last seven
days. Download next to the chips saves that slice as CSV. The TUI has no chips. The portal shows
the same projection under the cutoff meters.
Plans
free, pro, max and ultra. The free plan is provisioned on first login and is never
bought. Current prices and what each tier includes live in the seri portal rather than here, so
there is one place they can be wrong.
When you are not signed in
/usage says that hosted usage needs /login, and that bring-your-own-key spend lives in your
provider’s own console. seri keeps no local dollar tally for a key you own.
If the gateway cannot be reached
/usage falls back to the last snapshot it fetched, for up to 60 minutes. Past that it reports
that it could not refresh rather than showing a number that has quietly gone stale.