Your account in the sidebar, and how much each API key is used

The sidebar told you which workspace you were in and never who you were signed in as. If you belong to more than one agency, that was the harder of the two questions to answer. The bottom of the sidebar now shows your name, your email and your avatar, and takes you straight to your personal settings — which is a different place from the agency profile, and now looks like one.

On the developer screen, each API key now reports how many requests it served in the last 30 days, next to the date it was last used. That is the number you actually want before rotating or revoking a key: "last used in June" does not tell you whether something is still calling it. When we cannot measure a key's traffic, the row says so rather than showing a zero — a zero you did not count is the one number you must not act on.

We also corrected the permissions table on the Team screen. It listed API key creation as something every role could do, including Viewer. Creating a key has required an editor seat for a while now, because a key can spend credits, and the table had not caught up — so a Viewer was being told they had a permission the product would refuse them.