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Logs

What are Logs?

The Logs section provides a unified view of all executions across your Flows, Agents, Tools, and batches, including those that ran against specific Records. The default time range is Last hour. Use Logs to monitor performance, debug issues, track costs, and understand how your AI workflows behave in production.

Accessing Logs

Click Logs in the sidebar under the Manage section. You'll see a chronological list of all recent executions from across your workspace.

Understanding log entries

Each log entry displays:

  • Severity indicator: Colored dot (blue for INFO, amber for WARN, red for ERROR)

  • Type icon: Visual indicator for Flow, Step, Tool, Batch, or System event

  • Name: The Flow, Agent, step, or process that ran

  • Duration: Total execution time

  • Tokens: Input and output tokens consumed

  • Cost: Estimated cost based on model pricing

  • Timestamp: When the execution occurred

Click any entry to open the detail panel and inspect the full execution.

Viewing execution details

The detail panel shows comprehensive information about each execution:

  • Status: Completed, Failed, Running, Queued, or Cancelled

  • Level: Severity indicator (INFO, WARN, ERROR)

  • Model: Which AI model was used

  • Timestamp: When the execution occurred

  • Flow/Step/Record/Batch: Context about what ran

  • Input/Output: Collapsible sections showing the data passed in and returned

  • Error details: Stack traces and error messages for failed executions

Use "Copy as JSON" or the c keyboard shortcut to copy the full entry as JSON, which includes the execution ID and all execution details.

Filtering and searching

Narrow your logs using the filters and search tools at the top of the page.

Time range

Select a preset range or define a custom period:

  • Last 15 minutes

  • Last hour

  • Last 6 hours

  • Last 24 hours

  • Last 7 days

  • Last 30 days

  • Custom (choose specific start and end dates)

Click a bucket on the timeline sparkline to zoom the view into that time range.

Status filter

Show only executions with a specific status. Use this to quickly find failures or monitor running executions.

Type filter

Filter by execution type:

  • Flow: Flow executions

  • Step: Individual step executions within Flows

  • Tool: Tool invocations from Agents

  • Batch: Batch operations

  • System: Platform events

Level filter

Filter by severity level with count badges showing how many entries exist for each:

  • INFO: Normal operations

  • WARN: Warnings that didn't stop execution

  • ERROR: Failures and errors

Use the search bar to find specific executions. The search supports plain text and field queries:

  • Plain text: Search for any text appearing in logs (e.g., "error" or "[email protected]")

  • Field queries: Search specific fields using the syntax fieldName:value (e.g., "stepName:Analyze" or "model:gpt-4")

Press / to focus the search bar from anywhere on the page.

Clear filters

Click the Clear button to reset all filters and return to the full log view.

Live mode

Enable live mode to watch executions appear in real-time:

  1. Click the Live toggle (play icon) to enable live mode

  2. A green indicator shows when live mode is active

  3. New executions appear automatically (about every 3 seconds)

  4. Click the Live toggle again (pause icon) to stop auto-refresh

Use live mode to monitor production traffic, watch scheduled jobs execute, or see test runs complete immediately.

Exporting logs

Download log data for analysis, archiving, or integration with external tools:

  1. Apply filters to select which executions to include

  2. Click the Export dropdown

  3. Choose CSV for spreadsheet use or JSON for programmatic use

  4. The file downloads with the visible (filtered) log entries

CSV exports include execution ID, name, status, timestamp, duration, cost, tokens, and truncated input/output. JSON exports include complete execution details with full input/output objects and step traces.

Logs are retained based on your plan: Build (1 day), Startup (14 days), Pro and Team (90 days), Enterprise (custom, e.g. 1 year or more). Export logs if you need to keep them longer.

Keyboard shortcuts

Navigate logs faster with keyboard shortcuts:

  • / — Focus the search bar

  • j/k — Navigate down/up through entries

  • g — Jump to first entry

  • G — Jump to last entry

  • Enter — Expand the selected entry's details

  • c — Copy the selected entry (as JSON)

  • r — Refresh the log list

  • l — Toggle live mode

  • Esc — Clear selection or close dialog

  • ? — Show keyboard shortcuts dialog

Pagination

Logs load 100 entries at a time. Click Show more at the bottom of the list to load additional entries.

Deep linking

Share specific log views using URL parameters. The URL updates automatically when you apply filters, making it easy to bookmark filtered views like "Production errors" or "My test runs" and share them with teammates.

Use "Copy as JSON" or the c keyboard shortcut to copy a log entry. The JSON includes the execution ID, which you can share with teammates or reference in support tickets.

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