Changelog

What changed

Only entries describing something that actually shipped.

  1. Added

    Usage, day by day, for everyone who needs it

    Your usage page now shows tokens and requests per day, by key and by model, over 7, 30 or 90 days. Organisation administrators see tokens per day stacked by member. Platform administrators get a usage and billing view of every organisation and person, with calendar months beside the rolling window and a CSV export.

  2. Added

    Register as yourself or as an organisation

    The sign-in page asks who an account is for. An individual gets a workspace of their own with its own quota; someone registering an organisation becomes its administrator once approved, with its page at tokenkey.in/<slug>. Organisation admins can set seats aside by email and create keys for members.

  3. Fixed

    Sign-in after a deploy or a long break

    Sign-in and sign-out are now plain links, so a tab left open across a deploy still works. A session that idled out says so instead of showing a bare form, and sessions now last a working day.

  4. Added

    Organisations

    A university or company is one account with its own door at tokenkey.in/<slug>, its own administrators who approve their own members, a leaderboard by usage, keys with owners, an audit trail, and one daily token budget shared by everyone in it. Members now see only their own keys.

  5. Added

    Studio

    A topic becomes a mind map you can open branch by branch, or a deck of flashcards, generated through the same routed and metered pipeline as the playground. Maps export as PNG, SVG or Markdown.

  6. Changed

    Sign-in and the routing map

    The home page draws how a request moves: use cases in, one tier out, and the usage row beneath, with sample requests that animate the route and print the decision. Sign-in and the identity-provider pages now share one design.

  7. Added

    Accounts and approvals

    Self-service registration with administrator approval before access. Signing out now ends the identity-provider session as well as the local one.

  8. Added

    Console settings and continuous integration

    Account and platform settings pages, reading live configuration rather than a stored copy. CI runs the gateway suite, console lint, typecheck and build, production image builds, and validation of the deployment realm.

  9. Added

    Production deployment

    Docker images, Compose stack and Caddy with automatic TLS. Only the reverse proxy publishes a port; the admin API is reachable only over the internal network.

  10. Added

    Console

    Dashboard, API key management, usage, playground and administration, behind single sign-on.

  11. Added

    Gateway

    OpenAI-compatible API with API keys, quotas, tier routing and usage metering. Audit and usage tables are append-only, enforced by database grants rather than by convention.