Coding Plans
Coding plans are managed as backends in the console. They are useful for coding agents, developer tools, and high-volume coding workloads where capacity is tied to a subscription or quota window.
How Coding Plans Fit In
- Add the coding-plan account as a backend.
- Put the plan backend into a model group such as
coding-agent. - Use routing to define when traffic should move from the plan to a metered fallback.
- Monitor quota, concurrency, and fallback activity from the group detail page.
Supported Plan Use Cases
- Coding assistants and repository agents.
- Long-running refactor or test-generation workflows.
- Internal developer copilots.
- Team-level plan capacity shared across products.
Recommended Routing
Put coding-plan capacity first, then add metered backends and a general-purpose fallback group. This keeps plan usage high while protecting users from quota exhaustion.
Operational Checks
- Watch quota reset windows.
- Track concurrency so agents do not overload a plan account.
- Review fallback markers after heavy coding sessions.
- Keep a metered backend ready for urgent work.