Route Activity and History
Part of Route.
Activity
Section titled “Activity”The Routes tab opens with the totals for the period: picks, the share accepted, the median time from a pick to its verdict, how many judged drafts were escalated, and any model version on trial. The routes table then shows each route’s picks, accepted share, median time and escalations. Select a route to see, beside the table, each tier’s models with how often their work was accepted, based on the verdicts members record; fewer than 10 verdicts is marked provisional, and a version on trial has its own line. The Activity tab has results by task size, recent picks and picks on routes of your own; the Machines tab lists your machines. Filter by member or period above each tab.
The Results tab on Council shows how the review council did: merges, passes, changes sent back for revision and how many of those then passed, each member’s reviews and findings, and recent results with the findings each found at each severity. Only counts reach cedr.dev, never the findings themselves.
Choose a machine under Plan state from to see each plan’s state on it (ready, conserving, out, unknown, or not on this machine) and which model it would pick next for each route. The Machines table lists each machine that synced in the last 30 days, whether it has the latest saved routes, and any provider or usage reader it is missing. Owners and admins see every member’s machines; members see their own.
Only routing details are synced: routes, models, reasons, verdicts, each plan’s state and the machine’s name (its host name unless you set name under [machine]), never prompts, briefs or code.
| Plan | Activity kept | Saved routes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 30 days, up to 50,000 picks | Download only |
| Pro | 1 year, up to 250,000 picks | Yes |
| Max | 1 year, up to 1,000,000 picks | Yes, for every member |
| Ultra | 3 years, up to 5,000,000 picks | Yes, for every member |
Activity keeps the newest picks when either limit is reached. Your local history stays on your machine.
Connect an Agent to Hosted MCP
Section titled “Connect an Agent to Hosted MCP”Open MCP in the app and copy a setup prompt into your agent’s chat. It connects to the hosted server with browser sign-in or a personal API key and verifies a read call for your selected organization.
Hosted MCP provides routes, synced activity, machine snapshots and Council tools on every plan. It does not replace Local MCP, which makes live routing picks. See Hosted MCP for setup, tool details, permissions, limits, monitoring and troubleshooting.