Lower the token cost of every successful agent task.

Raw token totals reward inactivity and punish productive teams. Meter connects usage to outcomes: successful tasks, accepted pull requests, failed runs, and the repository work that consumed the context.

It identifies repeated discovery—agents rereading the same build files, tracing the same service boundary, or recovering the same command—and converts stable knowledge into maintained repository skills.

Finance sees attributable usage. Engineering sees where a better environment or reusable context will reduce cost without reducing completed work.

From token volume to engineering unit cost.

Usage, successful outcomes, waste signals, and recommended repository skills share the same view.

Acme Systems / Meter / September Example workspace

Agent unit economics

All connected repositories · accepted PR or passed task gate counts as success

8.6% more efficient
Token usage184.2Minput + output
Successful tasks1,842+14.3% vs prior period
Tokens / success100k−8.6% vs prior period
Avoidable usage24.1M3 skills recommended
Daily usage and outcomesSep 1–15
Token usageSuccessful tasks tracked in unit cost
Optimization queueestimated monthly impact
skillCache monorepo build graph−8.1M
skillPublish firmware debug recipe−5.7M
envPreload integration fixtures−4.3M
modelRoute release notes to fast tier−$620
Unit cost by engineering groupsorted by token cost per success
GroupTasksSuccess rateTokens / successCost / successTrend
Core services68482.4%76k$1.84−12.1%
Data platform39177.8%94k$2.27−7.4%
Infrastructure32871.3%113k$2.91−3.2%
Embedded24764.9%148k$3.78+4.6%
Internal tools19280.2%81k$1.96−9.8%

Measure the cost of completed agent work.

Connect a repository and establish its first cost-per-success baseline.

Connect a repository