NEWTON’SLimit reached
Your context is loaded, the refactor is incomplete, and the reset timer does not match the deadline.
Use cases
One gateway.
Three workload classes.
Newton’s separates individual, shared, and automated usage because each has a different job, risk profile, and need for control.
Individual builders
Your plan stopped. The task did not.
Solo gives an active coding session a separate continuation rail for $99/month, with visible daily thresholds and no weekly message reset.
Switch the rail
Use a supported OpenAI-compatible configuration with a Newton’s key and a published model ID.
Know the boundary
One million input and 200k output tokens per UTC day, 60 RPM, two concurrent requests, and a receipt for every accepted call.
Teams
Shared intelligence needs shared governance.
The live Team lane gives five-seat product groups central membership, invitations, roles, pooled thresholds, and usage evidence.
One billing owner
Central funding and controls replace a patchwork of individual provider accounts.
Project boundaries
Keys, model access, and spend limits can be scoped around how the team actually works.
Central receipts
Request-level records support support work, cost review, and CSV export.
Start Team trial →Agents
Automation belongs in its own lane.
The live Agents lane separates loops, background work, and high-frequency traffic with prepaid metering and workload-scoped keys.
PAYG economics
Automated traffic should be priced and governed by actual workload, not hidden inside a human plan.
Throughput visibility
Key usage, failures, route stability, and cost progression need a workload view.
Loop controls
Budgets and concurrency limits reduce the blast radius of a runaway automation.
Start Agents trial →Start with the lane that matches the work.
Try the live route for one hour, then activate Solo, Team, or Agents from the dashboard.