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Build a dashboard to monitor our API usage: requests, error rate and p95 latency, with a daily breakdown.
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Read src/app/api and the usage_events table
Added /admin/usage with the three headline numbers
Wired the daily series to usage_events, last 14 days
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API usage
Requests per day
Peak 112k
Top routes
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3Friendlier upload error
Reword the empty state
Add a pricing quote
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1Add a catalog search box
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2Sort invoices by date
Fix the nav overlap
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8Swap the plan card copy
Fix the mobile total
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Swap the headline on the pricing page and reword the plan cards
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