Anomalies

An anomaly is TokenFront noticing that something about your spending pattern doesn't match what's normal for your account, without you having to define "normal" yourself. It compares today against your own recent history, not a generic benchmark, so what counts as unusual is specific to how your team actually uses AI.

Broadly, it's watching for things like a sudden spend spike or a key that's gone quiet when it's normally active, plus a handful of similar checks and any plain dollar budget caps you've set yourself. Sign in to see the full list of what's currently on for your account.

What you can do with one

Every anomaly can be acknowledged (seen, no action needed), snoozed (hide it for a while), or resolved (done, dismiss it). Anything left untouched clears itself automatically after 48 hours, so alerts don't pile up indefinitely.

How sensitive it is

You control how twitchy this is, anywhere from "only tell me if something's seriously wrong" to "flag any deviation at all," plus the specific dollar and day thresholds behind each one. All of that lives in the Rules tab, right next to the detector it affects, with the exact numbers and what they mean spelled out there.

Sign in to see this for your account: the full list of what's currently on, how sensitive each one is, and how to change it.