Runs

A run is one execution of one of your applications. Each application has its own run console, and everything you do there stays scoped to that one application: launching a run, reading back what it has already run, and searching its runs. The console carries a tab bar under the application's name — Application, History and Search — and you reach it from the application itself.

Open an application's run console

The console is the application's own run screen, so you get there from the app.

1. Open the application from My applications, or click it in The catalog.
2. On the application's Overview tab, click Access.

The run screen opens with the application's input fields ready, and the tab bar appears under the application's name with Application selected.

Note — Access is only offered once the application is activated. A draft application shows Configure or Activate my application instead — see Building an app.

Launch a run from the console

The Application tab is the run screen itself.

1. In the tab bar, click Application.
2. Fill in the fields the application asks for.
3. Click Send.

The run starts and reports its progress — Waiting for an available compute resource., Installation of the model., Reasoning in progress., then Reasoning completed. — and the result appears under Reasoning completed. See Running a reasoning for the full flow.

Note — Application stays the selected tab wherever a run is being launched or read back, so you always know which application you are working in.

Read one application's run history

History lists the runs of this application only.

1. In the tab bar, click History.
2. Read each row: Application, Status, Model, Origin, Duration and Tokens.
3. Click Details to expand a row and read its Data and Response, then Close to collapse it, or View to open the run.
4. Use Previous and Next to browse.

Until the application has run something, the tab shows a Catalog block with Browse the application catalog to launch your first reasoning. and a Find an application button.

Note — A cell with nothing to show reads Not provided — Duration, Tokens and Response stay empty until the run has finished. The same columns and actions are described in Reasonings & history.

Search only this application's runs

Search answers with the runs of the application you are in, and no others.

1. In the tab bar, click Search.
2. Type your search under Search a reasoning, then click Search. It matches the run or application identifier, the origin, the submitted data, the instruction and the response.
3. Open a result with Details to read its Data and Response, or with View to open the run.

Before you search anything the tab shows Use the search to display matching reasonings. An empty search shows Please enter a search., and a search that matches nothing shows No reasoning found.

Important — This search is scoped to the application named above it and to your project. A public catalog application is run by other projects too, and those runs never appear here.

Tip — To search across every application at once, use the Search tab of Reasonings & history instead — the same runs, plus the workflow runs.