llm.getRemainingFreeUsage Syntax for SuiteScript 2.1

Oracle documents llm.getRemainingFreeUsage() as a SuiteScript 2.1 syntax fragment. The example assigns the method call to usage, but Oracle explicitly says the snippet is not a functional example. Use the syntax as a reference, then consult the N/llm module script samples for complete scripts.

What is the documented syntax?

The documented member syntax is a call on llm with no arguments shown. Oracle's sample places the call between placeholder comments for additional code and assigns its result to a constant named usage.

1// Add additional code
2...
3 
4const usage = llm.getRemainingFreeUsage();
5 
6...
7// Add additional code

The variable name in this snippet is part of the sample, not a complete implementation requirement. The source does not document additional parameters, a return-value definition, or handling behavior in the supplied syntax topic.

Is this a complete SuiteScript example?

No. Oracle labels the code as syntax only and states that it is not a functional example. That distinction matters when reviewing or documenting an implementation: the snippet establishes the member-call form, but it does not establish the surrounding script structure or an end-to-end use case.

For complete examples, Oracle directs readers to its N/llm module script samples. The referenced sample collection pertains to SuiteScript 2.1 and includes examples for sending and evaluating prompts, cleaning up text-area content after saving a record, providing a chatbot, providing source documents, receiving a partial response, finding similar items with embeddings, and using tools to enhance a response.

Where can developers find related references?

Oracle lists the N/llm module, SuiteScript 2.1 Generative AI APIs, SuiteScript 2.1 modules, and SuiteScript 2.1 as related topics. Those references provide the appropriate next step when the syntax fragment alone does not answer an implementation question.

The following internal references remain available as related reading:

• llm.getRemainingUsage() Syntax in SuiteScript 2026.2
• runtime.isNextActive() Syntax in NetSuite 2026.2
• SuiteScript record operations

Who This Affects

• SuiteScript developers working with the documented SuiteScript 2.1 syntax
• Developers reviewing the N/llm module script-sample collection
• Teams that need to distinguish a syntax reference from a complete script example

Key Takeaways

• Oracle documents llm.getRemainingFreeUsage() in a SuiteScript 2.1 syntax topic.
• The supplied syntax calls the member on llm and assigns it to usage.
• Oracle states that the snippet is not a functional example.
• Oracle points readers to N/llm module script samples for complete examples.
• The supplied topic does not define parameters, return semantics, limits, or implementation behavior.