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Brigade runs on your own Claude and ChatGPT plans, so there is no Brigade bill for AI usage. What you watch is how much of each plan’s window your teammates use, and the caps you set so a teammate can’t run away with it.

Usage

Settings → Usage shows the tokens your Claude and Codex subscriptions spent over 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, and what for: by thread, routine, teammate, account and model, and what started the work (messages from people, triggers, routines, sub-threads, reviews, playbooks, and Brigade’s own small jobs such as thread titles and memory). Brigade keeps only the counts, never what was said. Owners and admins see the whole workspace. Members see what their own accounts spent. Your plan limits usage over time windows rather than tokens. The Usage row of your avatar menu shows how much of each window is gone (5-hour and weekly, for each of your accounts) and when it resets. It updates after each teammate’s turn. See AI accounts for what happens when an account runs out.

Daily caps

Each teammate can have daily caps, on its Limits tab: Days start at midnight UTC. An empty field means no cap, which is the default. Owners and admins set them with Edit caps. When a teammate reaches a cap, its new work pauses and a Reached cap ticket opens for the admins. Allow once lets that one piece of work through; Deny stops it. See Needs you and tickets.

Fixed limits

When more turns are waiting than a computer runs at once, the thread says it is waiting for a turn on that computer to end.