Traces¶
In Studio, the Traces tab gives Admins a full log of every conversation that has taken place with an AI Analyst. Each conversation — from a user asking a question to the analyst returning an answer — is recorded as a single trace. You can browse, filter, and open any trace to replay the full conversation.
Accessing Traces¶
- In Studio, go to AI Analysts and select the analyst you want to inspect.
- Click the Monitoring button in the top action bar and select Traces.
The page has a two-panel layout:
- Left panel — a scrollable list of all traces for this AI Analyst, grouped by date.
- Right panel — the full conversation detail for whichever trace you have selected.
The Traces view showing a list of user sessions grouped by date
What Each Trace Shows¶
Each trace in the list displays:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| User | The name and avatar of the user who ran the session |
| Time | When the session took place (relative, e.g. "2 hours ago") |
| Question | The user's original question or prompt |
| Analysis mode | Deep Analysis or Quick Analysis badge |
| Channel | Where the question was asked — Web, Slack, or Teams |
| Feedback | Whether the user rated the answer thumbs up or thumbs down |
| Comments | Number of comments or annotations on the trace |
Filtering Traces¶
Use the filter bar at the top of the left panel to narrow down the list. Available filters:
- Mode — show only Deep Analysis or Quick Analysis sessions
- Feedback — filter by positive, negative, or no feedback
- Follow-ups — show only sessions that included follow-up questions
- Assumptions — show only sessions where the analyst made assumptions
- Channel — filter by Web, Slack, or Teams
- Starred — show only traces you have starred
- User — filter by a specific user
- Duration — filter by how long the session took
Viewing a Trace¶
Click any trace in the left panel to open the full conversation in the right panel. You will see:
- The user's original question and all follow-up messages
- Every response from the AI Analyst, including reasoning steps, charts, and tables
- The analysis mode used for each response
This is useful for understanding how the analyst reasoned through a question, identifying where it may have gone wrong, and reviewing the quality of answers before acting on any feedback.
Starring Traces¶
Click the star icon on a trace to mark it for easy reference later. You can then filter the list to show only starred traces.
Exporting Traces¶
Click Export CSV to download the current filtered list of traces as a spreadsheet. The export includes the question, user, timestamp, mode, channel, duration, and feedback for each trace.
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The export button has a short cooldown after each download to prevent duplicate exports.