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Audit log

The audit log records every configuration change in your workspace: agents, skillsets, skills, and skillset configurations — created, updated, deleted, rolled back, or switched active/inactive. Each entry says who did it (a person, or “system” for automated changes), when, and what changed. Find it at Settings → Audit log. It’s visible to the Admin and Owner roles.

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Reading the log

Entries are newest-first. Each row shows the timestamp, the actor, an action pill, the entity’s type and name, and a one-line summary of the change. Rows with a recorded difference expand inline to a before/after view, field by field — so “updated” is never a mystery.

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Finding what you need

  • Filter by type — agent, skillset, skill, or skillset configuration — and by action — created, updated, deleted, rolled back, status changed.
  • Date range — from/to dates to bound an investigation.
  • Search — by the entity’s name.
The log loads 50 entries at a time; keep loading to go as far back as you need.

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What it’s for

  • Change forensics — “the agent behaved differently on Tuesday; what changed Monday night?”
  • Accountability — every privileged and destructive configuration action is attributable to a person.
  • Review — pair it with Conversations & tracing: the trace shows what an agent did, the audit log shows how it was configured at the time.
Actions taken by agents in external systems are separately audited on the integration side — see Integrations overview.