Member · joined 90+ days ago

Quentin David

quentin.david@acme.test

Identity

Team

Engineering

Source

Multi-source

Joined

05 Apr 2026, 15:17

Last activity

29 Sept 2026, 10:16

CO₂ emitted · 30 d

8.6 kg

21%

Car equivalent

61km

Sessions

124

30 d

Estimated cost

€159

EUR, 30 d

Estimated water · 30 d

110 L

≈ 2 showers of 60 L

Trend · 30 d

30-day trend · CO₂e / day

Peak at 1.5 kg.

day so faremissions

By model

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By project

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acme-api	1.9 kg	85%
acme-app	300 g	13%
mobile-app	21 g	1%
infra-terraform	20 g	1%

CO₂ by project · share in CO₂

Two views

The same usage, seen by two teams

FinOps · Claude Max 20x

Under-used seat

costs ~€76 more than actual usage · a lower tier or the API would fit better

CSR · Carbon

Emissions in line with the average

1.6% of the org's emissions · 8.6 kg

Recommendation

Opus → Sonnet

≈ 17.2% of their tokens on Opus. Moving that share to Sonnet: up to -€7 and -313 g CO₂e.

Usage profile

Usage volume and pace: tokens per session and generation ratio. The model mix is in the donut above.

Median tokens / session

68,140

Largest session

1,103,544

Output / input ratio

0.16

reads a lot, generates little

By provider

2 providers

Provider	Cost	CO2	Share
Anthropic	€98	2.3 kgderived	62%
OpenAI	€60	6.4 kgderived	38%

Hour × day heatmap

When this member runs Claude Code. Activity outside 8:00–20:00 on weekdays, or at weekends, gets an orange border. Out-of-hours sessions over 30 d: 16, including 4 at weekends.

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·Outside 8:00–20:00 or weekend = orange border

Recent sessions · 124 in total

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Started	Project	Model	Tokens (in + out)	CO₂	Source
17 Sept 2026, 19:00	-	gpt-5.6-sol	102,371	102 g	Anthropic
17 Sept 2026, 18:47	acme-api	opus	940	1 g	CLI

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