What every app costs to run, which API keys it holds, and what we could do about it. One place instead of nine provider dashboards.
A Deal Flow upload was the first thing to fail, but the cause was fleet-wide: one monthly cap sits above all seventeen consumers, and nothing caps a single app. Quill alone is running at $1,910/mo, up 4× since 1 Aug. The cap was raised the same day; the shape that caused it has not changed.
Every app ramps while it is being built and settles once it is running. Ford's build shows as the July hump; it now costs $128/mo to keep. The August climb is Quill's research runner, which has not settled.
A new app costs the most while it is being built. The question this answers is which apps have settled — and which are still climbing weeks after they shipped.
A source that can't be read is reported as unknown, never as zero — the same rule the morning brief follows.
Each one says what it would save, what the evidence is, and hands off to a Claude session that writes the change as a PR. Nothing here decides anything: a handed-off round reports back on its ask card and still waits for your Done.