# Logs

Prompt logs help you inspect how a prompt ran after you tested it or invoked it through runtime paths. Use the logs view to review individual runs, inspect request details, and check the inputs and response for a selected completion.

## Accessing activity logs <a href="#access-activity-logs" id="access-activity-logs"></a>

Open the prompt in the editor.

Click **Activity Logs** in the header.

Fetch Hive opens the prompt-specific activity log view for that prompt.

The logs page includes a paginated table of runs on the left and a detail panel for the selected run on the right.

You can also use **Refresh logs** to reload the table or **Editor** to go back to the prompt editor.

## What's tracked

The log table shows summary data for each run, including:

* Owner
* Completed time
* Provider
* Model
* Charge type
* Status
* Provider charge
* Total tokens
* Duration

When you select a run, the detail panel gives you additional views:

* **Response** for the generated output
* **Request** for model settings and usage details
* **Inputs** for the values passed into the prompt

If the selected run failed, the detail panel shows the error message. Some providers can also add provider-specific metadata. For example, Perplexity runs include a citations view.

## Traces <a href="#traces" id="traces"></a>

The prompt activity log view focuses on run details such as **Response**, **Request**, and **Inputs**.

Start with **Response**, then check **Request** and **Inputs** to understand how the prompt ran.

## Filtering and search

The prompt activity log view includes pagination, row selection, and **Refresh logs**.

This view does not include dedicated filter or search controls.

## Notes

* The log detail view includes a share link action for the selected run.
* A selected run can also include a discussion thread so your team can comment on the run in context.
* Use the prompt editor for iteration and the logs view for after-the-fact inspection.

See also: [Creating and Editing](https://docs.fetchhive.com/prompts/creating-and-editing) and [Run with API](https://docs.fetchhive.com/prompts/run-with-api)


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