Analytics — a local recap of what you actually did

Analytics — a local recap of what you actually did — press ⌘⇧A or open it from the app menu to see your prompts, agent sessions, tokens, estimated spend, orchestration runs and git output, across Overview, Agents, Sessions and Projects tabs, scoped to 24 hours, 7, 30, 90 days or all time and to one project or agent.

Share recap turns a week, month or year into a card — choose Poster, Archetype or Receipt, then Copy image, Save PNG or Copy text; cards carry aggregate numbers only: your name is a toggle, estimated spend and project names stay off unless you switch them on, and prompts and session titles never appear.

Orchestration setup you can watch — and fix — starting or restoring a team now runs as a floating progress card that counts each terminal down while you keep working, shows every seat's state, and turns a terminal that missed its instructions into a manual step with Send to Terminal instead of a dead end.

Scheduled prompts become a real queue — schedule more than one prompt per terminal; timers, alarms and quota-reset sends stack in send order, each entry can be edited or cancelled on its own, a failed send pauses that terminal's queue, and prompts that came due during sleep catch up one at a time.

Remote pairing is locked down — new devices pair as a read-only Viewer until you approve more on the desktop, QR invites work once and expire after ten minutes, direct web access expires after seven days, and a localhost preview needs its own short-lived per-port grant.

Analytics settings live in Settings → Analytics: the range it opens on, the default card style and period, whether cards show your name, spend or project names, and a way to clear the computed cache without touching your logs. The top-bar Analytics button can be pinned from Settings → Layout.

Devin's rules and memory are managed in the Memory panel like every other agent's — a global rule writes AGENTS.md and a named project rule writes .devin/rules/<name>.md — and Devin's AskUserQuestion prompts render as question cards.

Conversation names the native session it is following, with a click-to-copy session id that matches what --resume takes, and an empty Conversation now says whether the agent is terminal-only or the transcript is genuinely empty.

A send from your phone that the desktop cannot confirm now warns "Check terminal before resending" and keeps your draft, so an innocent retry no longer double-sends.

The session rescan behind Resume and Analytics parses in slices, so the cold scan no longer freezes the window, and file rows in Quick Open and the Command Palette gain a button that copies the absolute path.