See the agent.
See the cost.
The bottleneck has moved from “can it write code?” to whether the organization can see what is happening, what it costs, and whether it is compliant.
Agent activity
Local sample data for demonstrationVisibility is a product surface.
Activity
See the agent, task, owner, and current state in one shared view instead of scattered terminal output.
Cost
Put an estimated dollar figure beside each run so usage becomes an organizational decision.
Compliance
Make review-needed and blocked work explicit, with a snapshot that can travel outside the console.
Fixture costs and intersecting filters expose exact sample rows
Read the explanation
The local fixture has five runs with estimated costs two eighty four, one seventeen, three forty two, sixty six cents and one ninety three. Their sum is ten dollars and two cents. A common fifty pixels per dollar bar for that total is five hundred one pixels. Filtering Platform leaves two rows with three dollars fifty, one hundred seventy five pixels. These are fixed sample estimates, not actual telemetry, a bill or provider prices. State and owner filters use a logical intersection. The fixture has two compliant Platform rows, two Growth review rows, and one Security blocked row. Five equal one hundred twenty pixel blocks count those rows. Selecting review plus Growth shows two, while review plus Platform shows zero. No real compliance assessment occurs; the states are supplied labels. All rows have three needs-review labels: two review and one blocked. Equal one hundred fifty pixels per row bars compare five visible with three needing review. Selecting only Blocked gives one visible and one needs review, at the fixture estimate three forty two. Export carries visible records, both filters, estimated total, review count, physical generation time and explicit local-sample note. Reset restores All; nothing runs an agent, checks law or connects to JetBrains Central.