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Who it is for

You will be asked to put a limit on this. Provider caps will not do it

Every other resource on your platform has a quota, an owner and a way to be cut off. LLM access usually has a key in a secret manager and a dashboard nobody reads. When the question arrives — who can spend what, and what happens when they hit it — the provider's own controls do not answer it, because they are scoped to a credential rather than to a workload.

What a provider dashboard leaves you with

  • 01

    Account-level caps stop every agent sharing the credential, not the one that misbehaved.

  • 02

    A gateway is another hop to run, secure and page someone about at 3am.

  • 03

    Per-team chargeback is impossible without per-team attribution, and one key produces one number.

What Capsera does about it

One line, no new infrastructure
The SDK patches provider libraries at init. No proxy, no gateway, no change to existing call sites.
Fail-open
If Capsera is down, calls still go through. It cannot become the dependency that takes production with it.
Envelopes at org, team and agent level
Limits scoped to the units you actually operate, enforced before the provider call rather than reported after.

The number this is judged on

Time to add a limit: one line

None of this is assumed. We scanned 133 public agent repositories and found a cost defect in most of the ones making live model calls.

Read the method and limitations

Add the limit in one line.

Stop runaway agents before they become runaway invoices.

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