AI Studio

AI Studio runs are rule executions that use a model and spend credits. Two read commands expose that usage, so you can report on credit spend or poll for new runs without opening the Asana admin console.

Caution

Asana restricts both endpoints to service accounts in organizations licensed for AI Studio. A regular personal access token is refused.

Reading runs

cyber-asana ai-studio runs
cyber-asana ai-studio runs --workspace-gid <gid>
cyber-asana ai-studio runs --start-at 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z --end-at 2026-02-01T00:00:00Z --all

Command	Arguments	Options
runs	—	--workspace-gid <gid> / --workspace <gid>, --division-gid <gid>, --start-at <datetime>, --end-at <datetime>, pagination

--workspace-gid falls back to ASANA_WORKSPACE_GID. --division-gid scopes the read to one division; without it Asana uses the organization’s first licensed division.

Each row names the rule, who triggered it, the model, the status, and the credits used. Runs come back oldest first.

--start-at is inclusive and --end-at is exclusive. Both are ISO 8601 date-times and filter on when the usage was recorded.

The endpoint returns a fixed row shape, so runs takes no --opt-fields.

Polling forward

Because runs are oldest first, the last row’s timestamp is a cursor. Pass it as --start-at on the next call to read only what is new:

cyber-asana ai-studio runs --start-at 2026-01-15T09:30:00Z --all --toon

Reading seats

cyber-asana ai-studio seats
cyber-asana ai-studio seats --state active
cyber-asana ai-studio seats --state revoked --json

Command	Arguments	Options
seats	—	--workspace-gid <gid> / --workspace <gid>, --division-gid <gid>, --state <state>, pagination

--state is active or revoked. Each row shows the user, the license tier, the state, and when the seat was assigned. The list is a current snapshot, not a history.