Hanzo

AI Accounts

Link the AI accounts you already pay for and see every lane in one place — usage, spend, and remaining quota across desktop, web, and CLI, beside your Hanzo usage.

AI Accounts

Most people already hold a subscription or two before they arrive. AI Accounts links those accounts to your Hanzo profile and merges what they report into one board, so "how much have I used this week" has a single answer instead of three tabs.

This is a console surface — console.hanzo.aiAI Accounts. For an org bringing its own provider keys so Hanzo can serve those models, see Connections instead.

Lanes

LaneLink it with
HanzoNothing — it is your own account, read from the billing ledger
OpenAI / CodexAn API key, an OAuth sign-in, or a session cookie header
Anthropic / ClaudeAn API key, an OAuth sign-in, or a session cookie header

The three link modes are api (paste a key), oauth (sign in), and web (paste a session cookie header — how a consumer subscription with no API key reports its usage). Whichever you choose, the credential is sealed server-side; the browser never holds it, and the accounts list only ever returns a masked label.

Overview

The overview merges both sides of the feed. Provider lanes report what their own usage APIs expose — session and weekly quota consumed, cost, tokens, and requests. The Hanzo lane comes from the real commerce ledger over the last 30 days, with your top models broken out.

A lane that cannot be read says so rather than showing a zero: the board fails soft per lane, so one unreachable provider never blanks the rest.

Machines

Usage arrives from wherever you work — desktop, CLI, web. The Machines tab shows the surfaces reporting under your account, which is how the same subscription counted twice on two laptops becomes visible.

Routing

The routing toggle is your preference for whether Hanzo's smart routing is used on your sessions. It resolves against the org: if your organization has auto routing switched off, that wins and the toggle is disabled; otherwise your choice overrides the org default.

It is a preference, not a policy edit. Calls that explicitly ask for "model": "auto" still follow the platform routing flag — the policy itself lives in Router.

Accounts

Link, relink, and remove lanes here. Removing a lane deletes the stored credential and drops that lane from the board; historical Hanzo usage is unaffected, because it was never the provider's to begin with.

  • Connections — org-level provider keys, sealed to KMS, so Hanzo can serve those models
  • Router — the routing policy the toggle opts into
  • Usage — Hanzo's own metering
  • Billing — the ledger the Hanzo lane reads

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