Open https://lfs.example.com/my-org/my-project in a browser. It shows how many objects the repository holds, how much disk they take, and what is locked and by whom — the questions that otherwise need a shell.

There is no login screen and no session. The page sits behind the same permission check as every transfer, so the browser asks for credentials itself and you give it the same token git uses. Read access is enough to see it; nothing on the page changes anything, deletion stays an explicit API call. /{org}/{repo}/objects/stats serves the same numbers as JSON.