Viewing quotas in SourceCraft
SourceCraft enforces quotas: limits on resource consumption by an organization or an individual user. With paid subscriptions, you can manually increase certain quotas: the member's neurocredit quota and the resource quotas for private repositories. Actual consumption exceeding the volume under your active subscription is billable on a separate basis.
To increase quotas for public repositories of educational and open-source projects, contact support.
Tip
If you have paid subscriptions in multiple organizations, you can choose which organization’s quota will be used to deduct neurocredits.
To view quota usage and values:
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Open the SourceCraft home page.
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Go to the Organizations tab and select an organization.
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In the left-hand panel, click and select Usage and billing → Quotas.
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Select the CI/CD, AI, Git, or Code navigation tab.
The cards show quotas in the
quota usage / quota valueformat.
You can also use the search bar to find a quota by its name.
To display Actively used or Almost exhausted quotas, select the filter you need to the right of the search bar.
The organization's additional neurocredit quota is displayed in the top card of the Subscriptions page under Usage and billing. It is equal to the sum of the member additional quotas. To increase it, change the quotas for the relevant members.
If you do not have the SourceCraft CLI yet, install and configure it.
In the terminal, run this command:
src quota
To display the list of limits as well, use the --limits flag.
For more information about this command, see the CLI reference.