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Cost

Every agent run has a price. See it per feature, not just at the end of the month.

Cost, here, means the token spend and compute time behind a shipped change. We track it down to the feature and the task, not just the account total. CodeHerder logs every session's spend so a $4 bug fix and an $80 feature are both visible before they surprise you.

This matters because agent spend does not scale like a headcount. A model upgrade, a bad prompt, or a task that loops turns a five-minute job into an expensive one. A monthly bill will not tell you which task did it. Line-item visibility does.

Read this hub for real cost breakdowns from tasks we ran ourselves. It also covers the levers that move spend the most, and how to set a budget an agent respects.

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