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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.happycapy.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Where to Find Your Usage

Click Usage in the left sidebar. You’ll see two numbers at the top: total credits consumed and total requests made, for the selected time range. Use the 7 Days / 30 Days / 90 Days buttons in the top right to switch between time ranges.

Reading the Charts

Credits by Model shows a stacked bar chart of credit consumption per day, broken down by model. Taller bars on a given day mean more activity. The color legend shows which models drove that usage — Claude models, image generation models, and video generation models each appear in different colors. Requests by Model shows the same breakdown by request count rather than credit cost. A model can appear frequently in Requests but minimally in Credits if it’s cheap to run (like Haiku), or the reverse if it’s expensive (like Opus).

How Credits Work

Different models and task types consume credits at different rates:
  • Opus 4.6 consumes the most credits per request — it’s the most capable model and best for complex reasoning tasks
  • Sonnet 4.6 is the default and strikes a balance between capability and cost
  • Haiku 4.5 is a low-cost option for quick, simple answers
  • MiniMax M2.7 is a cost-efficient option for everyday tasks
  • Image and video generation (Gemini, Seedream, etc.) consume credits separately from text — check the chart to see how much media generation contributes to your usage

Choosing the Right Model

The model selector sits in the bottom-right of every chat input. Pick based on what you need:
TaskRecommended model
Complex analysis, coding, reasoningOpus 4.6
Most everyday tasksSonnet 4.6
Quick questions, simple editsHaiku 4.5
Cost-sensitive tasks at scaleMiniMax M2.7
Happycapy also selects models automatically when you use Skills — image generation tasks route to image models, video tasks to video models.

Plans

Happycapy offers four individual plans and a Team plan. Annual billing saves roughly 15%.
FreeProPlusMax
Monthly$0$20$50$200
Annual$0$17/mo$42/mo$167/mo
Credits / month3502,0005,00022,000
SandboxBasic2 cores, 4GB RAM, 50GB storage2 cores, 4GB RAM, 50GB storage4 cores, 8GB RAM, 200GB storage
Free includes:
  • Claude Code access
  • MiniMax M2.7 access
  • 150+ AI models access via skills
  • Custom skill creation
  • Compatible with open-source skills
Pro — everything in Free, and:
  • 3 Automations: run recurring tasks in the sandbox
  • Capymail access to send and receive emails (200 email quota)
Plus — everything in Pro, and:
  • 5 Automations in total
  • 2,000 email quota in total
Max — everything in Plus, and:
  • 10 Automations in total
  • 5,000 email quota in total
  • Early access to iOS App
  • Agent teams with GUI (research preview)
  • Priority human support
Pro, Plus, and Max plans support add-on credit packages for extra usage.

Team Plan

Team plans let multiple people share a single credit pool under one subscription. Available in three tiers — Team Pro, Team Plus, and Team Max — with the same per-seat pricing as individual plans. Each seat contributes its credit allocation to the team pool. A Team Pro with 3 seats gets 6,000 credits/month (2,000 × 3), shared across all members. Key features:
  • Shared credit pool — all team credits go into one pool, used by any member
  • Dedicated team sandbox — separate from personal sandboxes
  • Member management — invite members, assign Owner or Admin roles
  • Team Usage dashboard — see per-member credit consumption
  • Add-on top-ups — buy extra credits for the team when needed
To create a team, click your profile in the bottom-left corner and select Create a Team.
If you’re watching credits, run multi-step tasks on Sonnet rather than Opus unless you specifically need Opus’s reasoning depth. For research tasks with lots of back-and-forth, Haiku handles the lightweight steps well.