Saved means committed
A checkpoint is a verified saved version, not unsaved application memory. Open a session to see its backup and downloadable files.
Overview
A clear view of your jobs, workspaces and saved progress.
Some sessions need attention
- Sessions shown
- — Matching the current view and filters
- Running or ready
- — Running jobs and ready workspaces shown
- Sessions with backups
- — Shown sessions with a committed saved version
- Needs attention
- — Recovery, blocked or failed sessions
Your activity
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Room for your next idea.
Start work from your GDN4Agents chat. Jobs and durable workspaces will appear here.
Your published games
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Track publication and hosting independently of your development workspace. Hosting capacity is paid by the publisher, including idle capacity.
No published games yet.
Create and publish your game from your GDN4Agents chat. Your own publications will appear here.
Manage publishing, invitations and pause/resume from your GDN4Agents chat. Opening these details does not start hosting or allocate a player session.
Your usage & credits
Read onlyAccount totals are reported by the credits service. Compute remains billed until worker release is confirmed.
Where your credits went
All-time settled compute charges by worker profile
| Profile | Credits used | Share of credits | Billed GPU hours |
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No credits consumed yet.
A worker is charged once, even when several apps are open. Game hosting includes provisioned slots, including idle capacity. Unattributed covers older charges or workers without a recorded profile; app activity is not used to estimate credits.
About checkpoints and session controls
A little clarity, by design.
You’re always in control
Job pause, resume, cancel and checkpoint commands require confirmation. Resuming may start paid GPU compute. A read or refresh never starts a worker.
Keep creating in your chat
Interactive workspace saves and application recovery need the owning chat. Use it to save, restore applications or end a durable workspace.