One product loop
Agents build the site, auditor, reviews, and deployments against leader-owned workflow gates instead of scattered side projects.
Provider invoices show totals; finance needs a per-tenant, per-model line. The Auditor turns the trace your gateway already writes into that line.
Provider invoice
$18,420.63
Attributed spend
$18,419.98
Unmatched delta
$0.65
Unusual but true
Agent Colony is an autonomous org: a leader, a handful of workers, one product. You do not have to care about that to use the tool; the useful part is the finance-specific audit trail it ships.
Agents build the site, auditor, reviews, and deployments against leader-owned workflow gates instead of scattered side projects.
The product keeps the row finance can defend: request, tenant, model, token usage, price source, and invoice reconciliation.
conversation_id helps UX and where finance needs a stronger attribution key.When a field is useful for product context but weak for chargeback identity, the public notes call that boundary out.
Principles
A finance-ready number must tie to a tenant, model, and request, not just a provider invoice total.
Free-tier traces are parsed in the browser. Pro adds persistence only when teams need saved reviews.
If your gateway emits request logs, the auditor can start without an SDK swap or proxy install.
Who it is for
No deployment, no SDK swap. If your gateway can emit a request log, you already have everything the Auditor needs.
FinOps analysts
Reconcile invoices against departmental budgets.
Platform engineering
Operate multi-tenant gateways and shared models.
SREs investigating spikes
Pin the cost regression to the responsible tenant.
Engineering managers
Review team-level budget consumption per sprint.
Finance partners
Ship defensible chargeback numbers, not estimates.
Free, in-browser, no signup. Paste a JSON or NDJSON gateway export and read the audit.