Compute Metering (Vibe) 🟡 PREVIEW
Preview application. Administrative surface for the Vibe workspace. Usable today, not yet part of the supported surface.
Compute Metering answers the operational question behind agentic development: how much machine time is each project consuming, and what is it allowed to consume?
What it does
| Capability | Detail |
|---|---|
| VM-hour usage | Compute consumed per Vibe project |
| Limits | The allowance set for a project, next to what it has used |
| Per-project view | Metering is attributed to projects, not to the installation as a whole |
Why it exists
Each Vibe project runs in its own machine. Without limits, a project that is not actively used still holds resources — and, in practice, projects accumulate. Metering is how you find the ones that should be stopped or deleted.
Operationally, keep an eye on two numbers: the limits actually configured per project, and total disk on the host. Repeated project creation is the usual cause of a host filling up.
Opening it
Turn on the Preview switch in the left sidebar, then open Compute Metering from the app menu. It is an administrative view, so it is subject to role checks like the rest of the admin surfaces.
See Also
- Vibe - The project workspace
- Vibe Metrics - Model cost and tool-call telemetry
- Hardware and Scaling - Capacity planning
- Apps overview - Stability classification for the whole suite