Totals
An operation is one request an AI app sends to one computer, such as running a command or editing a file. It has one or more steps, each one action on the computer.
- Registered users
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- Accounts not closed
- Computers connected
- —
- Paired and not removed, online or not
- Operations completed
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- All time
- Command output trimmed, estimated
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Completed operations per day
Show the numbers for each day
Per UTC day. A dash means fewer than 5 accounts were behind that number, so it is hidden.
| Day | Completed | Failed | Other | New accounts | New computers |
|---|
Outcomes
| What happened | Failed steps |
|---|---|
| All failed steps | — |
AI apps sending work
Share of operations in the last 90 days, by the kind of AI app that sent them.
The kind of app comes from the address it registered for sign-in, never its name. Apps on the same computer sign in through a local address on the user’s computer, such as coding tools that run in a terminal. Other covers every other app, and any kind with fewer than 5 accounts behind it.
Agent versions
Local Commander versions on connected computers when the snapshot was taken.
How we count
Once a day, after midnight UTC, we add up the previous day and publish one snapshot. The numbers are totals only: they hold no account, computer, project, command or file. Any group with fewer than 5 accounts behind it, such as a rare failure code or a quiet day, is folded into “other” or hidden.
- Registered users excludes closed accounts, and computers connected counts computers paired and not removed. Both are counted when the snapshot is taken.
- Operations are counted by the UTC day they were requested. Completed means every step finished on the computer; failed means a step failed or was not started.
- Operation detail is kept for 12 months. The daily totals are kept separately, so the all-time numbers stay complete after old detail is deleted.