Manage rules and run history¶
Automation separates rule configuration from individual runs. The rule list controls future execution; history records what has already happened. The overview also summarizes triggers and paused rules.
Find a rule¶
Search by task name, filter by agent, or use pagination. Open the intended rule’s edit action to inspect its execution instructions rather than relying on similar names.
Edit, enable, disable, run, or delete¶
Action |
Purpose |
Check afterward |
|---|---|---|
Edit |
Change instructions, model, or editable trigger settings |
Reopen the form and inspect saved values |
Disable |
Pause future scheduling |
Paused status and schedule information |
Enable |
Make a prepared rule executable |
Status and next trigger |
Run now |
Start a run for an eligible rule |
Actual history entry and result |
Delete |
Remove an unneeded rule |
Confirm the object and inspect the list |
Run now may be disabled for a paused task. Prepare the configuration, enable it, and verify the saved state before a trial run. Disabling does not imply reversal of external actions already performed.
Inspect history¶
Open History, select the relevant date, and locate the run. Review its status, errors, and results. Follow an available detail or conversation link to inspect the complete execution.
An empty history can mean no run occurred on that date, the rule is disabled, the scheduled time has not arrived, or a trigger did not reach it. Rule creation alone does not establish execution.