Timeline

Timeline shows your agents' work as it happened: one event per run, newest first, with everything that run wrote listed underneath it. It is the quickest way to answer "which run produced what, and when?"

What this screen is for

Output does not appear on its own — a run writes it. Timeline makes that visible by grouping objects under their run, so ten findings from one run read as one event to scan rather than ten separate rows. The agent's name and the time are said once per run, and the run's outcome sits right beside them.

Two controls sit above the list and they behave differently on purpose. The agent filter narrows the page to one agent. The time range never hides anything: runs outside it are dimmed and labelled, so the page always tells you where the data is.

What you see

1. Timeline — the page title, with Which run produced what — objects sit under the run that wrote them. underneath it. When you have narrowed the App to one project, a scope line names it.
2. Agent filter — a row of chips: All, then one chip per agent with the number of objects it wrote.
3. Time range — Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days and All.
4. Run groups — one per run, newest first. The heading carries the agent's name, how the run ended (for example completed, cut by budget or errored), how long ago it ran, and how many objects it wrote.
5. Objects under each run — each one a link to its own page, with badges:
   • its type — Finding, Recommendation or Brief;
   • its severity, when it has one — Critical, High, Medium or Low;
   • No data in period instead of a type and severity when the run looked and the period held no rows;
   • Interpretive when the statement carries interpretive language.
6. Show more — at the foot of the page while more runs can be paged in, with a line saying how many more exist.

How to …

Follow one agent's work over time

1. Press the agent's chip in the agent filter.
2. The page now lists only that agent's runs, newest first.
3. Press All to see every agent again. The time range you chose stays as it was.

Focus on a recent period

1. Choose a range, for example Last 7 days.
2. Runs inside the range come first, in full view. Runs outside it follow below, dimmed, each with a note such as This run is outside the selected range — 5 objects, 3 days ago.
3. Press Clear the range in any dimmed note to return to All.

Open an object from its run

1. Find the run group.
2. Press the object's title to open its own page, with its evidence.
3. Use the browser's back button to return to the same place on the timeline — the filters live in the page address.

How to read it

• The unit is the run. Everything under a heading was written by that run; the number beside the heading is how many objects it wrote.
• Dimmed means outside the range, not gone. The time range orders the page — runs inside it first — without ever blanking it.
• No data in period carries no severity. Severity measures business impact, and a period with no rows has none. It is a data state, kept apart from business findings.
• Interpretive is a label, not a verdict. Hover it: the statement uses interpretive language and has been marked so you can weigh it accordingly.
• Every run outcome has a symbol and a word, the same ones used on the Agents page and in the archive.

Good to know

• The timeline shows exactly what you are allowed to open: objects from the agents you can reach, filtered by the same access rules as every other App screen.
• An object that did not come from a run still appears, as a group of its own — nothing is left out for want of a parent.
• Paging is bounded on purpose. Past the last page, a line states how many runs exist beyond it and points you to the agent or time filter.
• Engine health lives on the Agents page, once, rather than on every screen.

Related

• Briefs & runs — the same runs as an inbox, plus every brief delivered to you
• Agents — each agent's latest run and output at a glance
• Finding detail — what you see when you open a finding
• Trust tiers — how to weigh the numbers inside an object
• Home — what needs your attention today