Reviewing AI Playground history

Every AI Playground run in CloudRadial AutomationAI is saved, so you can revisit what the agent did and how it reached its result. This article explains how to find a past run and read its detail. It is available to all roles.

The AI Playground was previously called Ask AI. Existing links to /ask-ai/history still work and redirect, including deep links to a specific run.

• Opening AI Playground History
• Finding a Run
• Reading a Run's Detail
• Steps, Tool Calls, and Extensions Used

Opening AI Playground History

Open AI Playground history (/ai-playground/history) from the Full history link on the AI Playground page, or from a finished run's audit link. The launcher's Recent runs list links into the same history.

Finding a Run

History lists every agent run in your workspace, newest first. The grid shows status, goal, who started the run, model, created and completed times, duration, and step count, with columns added as the window widens. The grid is sortable, filterable, and paged, so you can narrow a long history to the run you want. Select a row to open its detail.

Reading a Run's Detail

Opening a run shows its full detail in a side panel — the same view used across run history. The summary lists the goal, status, model, runner, trigger type, and the created, started, and completed times. A run that ran in preview mode is marked as a dry-run. The agent's final result is shown as a boxed Result section above the steps.

Steps, Tool Calls, and Extensions Used

Below the summary, each step of the run is listed in order. A step is one of:

• Inference — a reasoning turn
• Tool call — a tool the agent ran, labeled with the tool name
• Dry-run preview — a mutating tool that was previewed but not executed

Each step shows its status and, where present, its input, output, any error, and the token usage and model for that step. The tools an agent used identify the extensions it drew on for the run. Secret values are removed from the recorded input and output before they are saved.