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The Requests tab, at /app/:slug/requests, is the log of every run you’ve made against a flow: your own request history, not a global list of everyone’s runs.

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The request list

Search by request ID or status, and switch between three view densities (list, detail, or grid) depending on how much you want to see per row. A Show Preview toggle adds a thumbnail of each run’s result to the list. Results are paged. Clicking a card opens that run in the Playground’s result stage; its Playground button reloads that run’s exact inputs back into the form, so you can tweak and re-run from where it left off.

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Request detail

Opening a specific run at /app/:slug/requests/:runId slides in a detail view above the list, in two panes:
  • Output: the run’s result at full size, with a carousel (arrows, a counter, and a filmstrip) when it produced more than one output.
  • Details: the prompt and parameters used, timing, and credits charged; an event Timeline of the run as it executed; the input files it ran with (each opens full size); the raw input/output JSON; a Logs console; and this run’s own API snippets, with its actual input values baked in so you can copy a command that reproduces it exactly.
Its footer has Playground, Copy ID, Copy prompt, Retry, and Download. Use the ←/→ keys or the header’s pager to step through the list without closing the detail view.

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When a run fails

A failed run is classified into one of a fixed set of reasons: content moderation, an invalid input, insufficient credits, rate limiting, a timeout, a provider error, a cancellation, or an internal error, so the message tells you what actually happened rather than a generic failure. Retry re-runs it from the same stored inputs as a brand-new run, with a fresh charge.

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The standalone result page

Every run also has its own page at /runs/:runId: the same result a request’s detail view shows, but as a single focused page you can share on its own, separate from the flow it came from. It’s what a run’s shareable link and a run’s own Copy prompt/download actions point to.
Last modified on August 29, 2026