fix: update pricing to Trial tier + add dashboard quickstart example#250
fix: update pricing to Trial tier + add dashboard quickstart example#250
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- Landing page: Free → Trial (14d), 10K → 500K events, 7d → 30d retention - Landing page FAQ: update credit card answer for trial - README pricing table: Free → Trial, add dashboard events to all tiers - Add examples/dashboard_quickstart.py showing HttpSink integration (the missing funnel from SDK → paid dashboard) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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examples/dashboard_quickstart.py
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| with span.span(f"llm.completion", data={"model": "gpt-4o", "call": i}): | ||
| # Your real LLM call goes here | ||
| span.cost.add("gpt-4o", input_tokens=1000, output_tokens=500) | ||
| print(f" Call {i}: ${span.cost.total_usd:.2f} spent") |
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This print statement accesses span.cost.total_usd, but CostTracker exposes total (see sdk/agentguard/cost.py), so the example crashes on the first iteration with AttributeError and never reaches the rest of the quickstart flow. This is reproducible whenever the script is run with an API key.
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examples/dashboard_quickstart.py
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| try: | ||
| with span.span(f"llm.completion", data={"model": "gpt-4o", "call": i}): | ||
| # Your real LLM call goes here | ||
| span.cost.add("gpt-4o", input_tokens=1000, output_tokens=500) |
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The loop only calls span.cost.add(...), which updates trace cost metadata but does not update BudgetGuard state, so BudgetExceeded in this try/except path never fires and no budget warning/exceeded events are produced. In practice, the example claims to demonstrate budget enforcement but will keep running regardless of configured budget unless usage is explicitly consumed by the guard.
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… API - Use budget.consume(cost_usd=...) to feed BudgetGuard (span.cost.add only tracks metadata, doesn't trigger guards) - Use estimate_cost() for realistic cost simulation - Fix: span.cost.total_usd doesn't exist, use budget.state.cost_used Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
examples/dashboard_quickstart.py— the first example showing HttpSink integration with the paid dashboard (critical missing funnel piece)Context
The dashboard
plans.tshas Trial/Pro/Team but the landing page and README still said Free/10K events/7-day. This creates confusion for anyone who signs up.The SDK examples all used local
JsonlFileSink— nobody was being shown how to connect to the dashboard. The new example is the SDK → dashboard funnel.Test plan
AG_API_KEY=ag_xxx python examples/dashboard_quickstart.pyagainst production🤖 Generated with Claude Code