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AI Token Cost Controller

Understand model spend by product feature and find practical savings

Period
Product concept

Role
Product direction and workflow design

Type
Independent product concept

Portfolio product concept. This page presents an independent product direction. The proposed workflows and visuals are illustrative and do not claim a shipped product or real customer deployment.

Product preview

Illustrative concept screens · Select any image to zoom

4 screens

Product overview: illustrative concept screen

01 / Overview

An AI operations concept that attributes language-model usage to product features, customers, prompts, and model choices. It highlights cost and latency patterns and proposes optimization experiments without changing production settings automatically.

02 / Challenge

AI usage costs can grow across several models and product features, but a single monthly total does not show which workflows drive spend or where caching, batching, or a smaller model might help.

  • /Usage is difficult to attribute to a product workflow.
  • /Model and prompt changes affect cost and latency differently.
  • /Optimization needs evidence and a safe comparison path.

03 / Proposed capabilities

  • 01Attribute requests by feature, tenant, model, and environment
  • 02Compare token use, latency, and estimated cost over time
  • 03Flag unusual usage and budget threshold changes
  • 04Model caching, batching, and model-choice scenarios
  • 05Track reviewed optimization experiments and results

Potential technologies

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLOpenTelemetryLLM provider adapters

Possible implementation

Proposed implementationNext.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, OpenTelemetry, LLM provider adapters

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