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Autopilotplanned

Find the capacity you are paying for and not using

A card held open between steps costs the same as a card doing work. Autopilot reads the metering that produces your invoice and says where that is happening.

Everything below describes what this is being built to do. It needs Autopilot, which you can look around today but cannot yet use for the whole of this job. The problems are real now; the answers are the part still being built.

A card held open between steps costs exactly what a card doing work costs.

Why it is hard

  • Idle looks identical on an invoice

    An hour of a GPU generating tokens and an hour of it waiting are the same line at the same rate. Nothing on a bill separates them.

  • Nobody watches a dashboard for this

    Finding waste means somebody deciding to go looking, which happens after a surprising invoice rather than before one.

  • The fix is usually small and unfound

    A step on a card twice the size it needs, or held thirty seconds longer than it runs. Individually trivial, and nobody is counting.

What answers it

  • It reads the metering you already have

    The input is the usage and ledger data that produces your invoice, not a separate agent guessing. That data is real today.

  • A recommendation carries its confidence

    Impact and confidence shown, so a weak suggestion can be ignored on sight rather than reasoned about.

  • You see the change before it happens

    What the last period would have cost under the new arrangement, against what it did. This needs a history of real runs to read, which is why it is not on yet.

No saving figure appears anywhere here, because there is nothing measured to quote.