This "tracking of model growth" sounds like more marketing hype to me, a glossy number that doesn't really prove anything changed in practice.
Just counting models from 63 to 668 doesn't tell us the real cash flow or behavior changes for developers or users.
It’s like me tracking how many students are in my class; it shows numbers, but it doesn't explain why attendance is up, or if they're actually learning more.
What really matters is the operational impact—did development costs drop, or did it open up new, useful applications beyond just a bigger list?