Struct Report

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pub struct Report {Show 15 fields
    pub period_label: String,
    pub now_ms: i64,
    pub since_ms: i64,
    pub period_end_ms: Option<i64>,
    pub month_inferred: bool,
    pub account: Option<Usage>,
    pub account_error: Option<String>,
    pub tier: String,
    pub profile: Option<String>,
    pub offset_secs: i64,
    pub five_hour: Totals,
    pub weekly: Totals,
    pub month: Totals,
    pub daily: Option<Totals>,
    pub models: Vec<ModelUsage>,
}

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§period_label: String§now_ms: i64§since_ms: i64§period_end_ms: Option<i64>§month_inferred: bool§account: Option<Usage>

The control plane’s meters, when arkcli answered.

§account_error: Option<String>

Why the meters are absent, when that is worth saying (--no-api is a deliberate choice, not a fault).

§tier: String

The tier the figures are measured against (explicit --plan, else the profile’s own plan_tier, else the catalogue default).

§profile: Option<String>

arkcli profile the meters came from, for the header.

§offset_secs: i64

The server offset the account’s windows are cut in (seconds east of UTC). Period bounds print in that offset, never in a guessed local zone.

§five_hour: Totals§weekly: Totals§month: Totals§daily: Option<Totals>

Present only when the endpoint returned a daily window (media workloads; a text-only plan exposes 5h/weekly/monthly).

§models: Vec<ModelUsage>

Sorted by month AFP, descending.

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impl Report

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pub fn afp_per_request(&self) -> Option<f64>

AFP per request over the 5-hour window — the meter’s figure divided by this store’s request count. Fresh enough to be meaningful, and the number the capacity questions are built on.

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pub fn reconcile(&self) -> Option<f64>

Meter vs computed AFP over the 5-hour window, as a signed percentage of the meter. A few percent is normal (a request still in flight, another machine on the same key); a large gap means an unmodelled item (media or Harness) or traffic this store cannot see.

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pub fn burn_per_day(&self) -> Option<f64>

Burn implied by the 5h window, in AFP/day: what the cycle’s current pace would consume over a day. None before the block has any use.

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pub fn window_quota(&self, catalog: &Catalog, share: f64) -> Option<f64>

The plan’s own quota for a window: its monthly AFP times the catalogue’s share of it. ARK publishes both, so the local estimate can print the same pair the console does — medium’s 10,000 / 35,000 / 100,000 AFP are exactly what its meters reported on 2026-10-20.

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pub fn rolling_reset(&self, totals: &Totals, dur_secs: i64) -> Option<i64>

When a locally cut window turns over: its oldest in-window row plus the window’s length, the same derivation the Go side uses. None before the window has rows — now + length is not a reset the data supports.