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See what AdexPilot did
Activity combines operational work in one timeline: updates, checks, proposals, changes, failures and associated credits.
Updated October 2, 2026 · Public user guideYour next steps
Open Activity
Use the main navigation or top-bar Activity control. The default view shows the latest seven days, newest first.
Filter and expand
Choose a date range, work type, provider or status. Expand a row to inspect available coverage, reasons and linked review or result pages.
Ask the Agent for context
Use Ask Agent about this activity to retrieve the selected operation rather than guessing from its timestamp.
A useful report for each cycle
A quiet successful refresh stays compact. Expanded detail explains the available source stages, Autopilot state and linked work.
- What was refreshed and when it completed.
- Whether Autopilot was off, skipped, evaluated or incomplete.
- What was proposed, awaiting approval, submitted or provider-confirmed.
- Which requirements remain unresolved.
- Confirmed credit usage, pending usage or unknown evidence where applicable.
Read statuses carefully
The timeline reports saved evidence. It does not turn a proposal into a completed provider action.
- Approval is different from submission, and submission is different from confirmation.
- Processed records are different from changed resources.
- Ordinary chat Q&A stays in conversation history.
- Completed compact reports are retained for 90 days; unresolved work remains visible until resolved, subject to applicable retention and access rules.
- Older retained sources may have incomplete coverage.
Try with your Agent
Start a useful conversation
Explain the last cycle in plain language, including anything that did not complete.
Which unresolved activities should I deal with first?
Common questions
Does reading Activity start work or charge credits?
No. Viewing or retrieving saved Activity does not run a refresh, model call or provider change. Asking the Agent to explain it follows normal Agent credit rules.
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