Credits explained
The single unit everything in osmos runs on.
Everything osmos does for you costs credits: a chat reply, a routine run, a background check, a recorded meeting, computer time. Credits are how you see and control that cost. One reply is typically a couple of credits; a long research answer or a meeting recording is more.
Core → Usage shows credits used, what's left, when they refresh, and Where it went: chat, routines, Watch, notes, computer.
What counts
- Chat replies, including the tools osmos uses on the way.
- Routines and follow-ups each time they run.
- Background checks that keep your Home card current.
- Notes transcription and summaries.
- Computer time, at cost.
Reading your Home card, opening apps, and browsing your own data don't cost anything.