Logs & Usage
The Developer Console has two pages for keeping an eye on your calls: Request Logs for individual requests, and Usage for totals and your balance.
Request Logs
Section titled “Request Logs”Request Logs lists every task request in your account, including both API key calls and requests sent from the Playground.
Filters
Section titled “Filters”- Time: Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or a custom date range. Date filters follow China Standard Time (UTC+8); times in the list are shown in your computer’s local time zone. The console shows the last 30 days of requests.
- Platform, Status, and Source (each API key, or Playground).
- Search: enter a task ID for an exact match, or text from the question.
Columns
Section titled “Columns”| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | When the task was submitted |
| Task ID | The open API’s task_id |
| Request | Platform and question |
| Status | Queued, Running, Succeeded, Failed, or Cancelled |
| Duration | Time from submission to completion (including queue time) |
| Credits | Credits charged if it succeeded, credits reserved while it’s running, 0 if it failed |
| Source | The API key used (name and prefix), or Playground; deleted keys still show their name |
Request details
Section titled “Request details”Click any row to open its details:
- Request time, platform, exit country, source, duration, tier (P1 / P2), and credits;
- The Request parameters;
- The Response: Preview shows the answer and sources in readable form, JSON is the complete response, identical to what the open API returns;
- For failed tasks, the error code and details — see Error Handling for what they mean.
If the request is still running, the details pane tells you to refresh once it finishes. Click Replay in Playground to load the request’s parameters into the Playground and send it again.
Usage summarizes your credit balance and spending. Choose Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or This month; days follow China Standard Time (UTC+8), and only successful requests are billed.
Key metrics
Section titled “Key metrics”| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Credit balance | Credits currently available; if some credits expire soon, the amount and date are shown |
| On hold | Credits reserved by running tasks — charged or released once the tasks finish |
| Credits used | Credits charged for successful tasks in the selected period, with a daily average |
| Requests | Tasks submitted in the selected period, with the success rate |
| Avg. duration | Average time from submission to completion for finished tasks (including queue time) |
Trends and breakdowns
Section titled “Trends and breakdowns”- Daily usage: credits, requests, and failures per day.
- By platform: requests, success rate, credits, and average duration per platform — useful for judging which platforms give you the best value.
- By source: how many credits each API key and the Playground used, and their share — useful for allocating costs by project or environment.
Limits
Section titled “Limits”The bottom of the page shows the limits currently in effect for your account: AI Answers concurrency, requests per minute, and the maximum number of API keys. See Rate Limits & Quotas for what they mean. Need more concurrency or credits? Contact our sales team.
If developer API billing isn’t enabled yet, a notice at the top of the page tells you tasks can’t be submitted.
Overview page
Section titled “Overview page”The console’s home page, Overview, brings the essentials onto one screen: your progress through Get started (create a key → try the Playground → integrate), credit balance, requests today, credits used in the last 7 days, active API keys, the 7-day request trend, platform status, and your most recent requests. It’s a good place to start your daily check-in.