Runs
The Runs section is a command execution and monitoring interface that allows users to track, manage, and visualize automated processes in real-time. It provides both list and Gantt chart views of running commands and their statuses.
Table of Contents
Overview
System States
Main Features
Dashboard Overview
Run Visualization
- Hierarchical view of runs and their commands
- Expandable/collapsible run details
- Status indicators for each run
- Progress tracking
- Command details
Features:
- Timeline visualization of runs
- Real-time updates
- Tool-based color coding
- Interactive timeline controls
Zoom levels:
- Seconds
- Minutes
- Hours
Run Management
Status | Description |
---|---|
STARTED | Run is currently executing |
COMPLETED | Run has finished successfully |
FAILED | Run encountered an error and could not complete |
Using the Runs Interface
Viewing Runs
Each run is displayed as a card showing:
- Run ID
- Status
- Progress
- Start Time
- Duration
- Associated Tools
Expanding a run shows:
- Detailed command list
- Command status
- Command parameters
- Execution time
Timeline Navigation:
- Pan left/right
- Zoom in/out
- Auto-scroll toggle
- Time scale selection
Run Visualization:
- Color-coded by tool
- Command duration bars
- Current time indicator
- Progress tracking
Managing Runs
1
Select the run from the queue
2
Verify run parameters
3
Click Start or use automated scheduling
- Track progress in real-time
- View current command execution
- Monitor tool status
- Check for errors or warnings
Error notifications appear at the top with detailed error messages available.
Options to:
- Skip failed command
- Retry run
- Cancel run
Best Practices
- Keep auto-scroll enabled for active monitoring
- Use appropriate time scales for different operations
- Regular status checks
Troubleshooting
Warning: Canceling an active run may leave tools in an undefined state. Always check tool status after canceling a run.
Tip: You can export run data as CSV or JSON for further analysis or record-keeping by clicking the "Export" button in the run details view.