# Insights

> Training activity and compute utilization, across an organization or a single project.

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**Insights** aggregates what's been happening — who is running what, how long it takes, and what your compute is costing. It exists at two scopes, and they answer different questions.
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## Organization insights

Under `/<org>/insights`, covering every project in the organization.

### Training Request Activity

Training requests over time, plus a **TR Leaderboard** of who is creating them. Useful for seeing whether review is actually happening or whether requests are piling up unreviewed.

### Run Activity

Runs over time, a **Run Leaderboard**, and a **histogram of compute time per training request**. The histogram is the interesting one: it shows the distribution rather than an average, so a handful of very long runs don't hide behind a reasonable-looking mean.

### Compute Utilization

Only at the organization scope, because [compute targets are organization-level](/docs/compute-targets). Dedicated and on-demand targets are reported separately, since the questions differ.

## Project insights

Under `/<org>/<project>/insights`, the same **Training Request Activity** and **Run Activity** views scoped to one project. There's no utilization view here — compute isn't owned by a project, so there's nothing project-shaped to report.

Use project insights to look at one workstream; use organization insights to compare across them or to make decisions about hardware.
