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The sidebar label for this page is Usage. It gives you a complete record of every tool call your agent has made through ClawLink. Use it to monitor activity, verify requests completed successfully, export data, and debug failures.

What logs show

Each log entry represents a single API call. The logs page shows at a glance:
  • Total Requests — the total number of calls recorded
  • Success Rate — the percentage that succeeded
  • Avg Latency — the average response time across all calls
The log table lists individual requests with all the detail you need to understand what happened.

Reading a log entry

Each row in the logs table contains the following fields:
FieldDescription
IntegrationThe service that was called (for example, gmail, slack, github)
ActionThe specific operation that ran (for example, send_email, create_issue, list_customers)
StatusWhether the request succeeded or failed
LatencyHow long the request took to complete, in milliseconds
TimestampWhen the request was made
A green indicator means the request completed successfully. A red indicator means it returned an error.

Filtering logs

Use the filter controls at the top of the logs page to narrow down what you see:
  • Search — type any text to filter by integration name or action
  • Integration — select a specific service to see only its requests
  • Action — filter by a specific operation
  • Status — show only successful requests, only errors, or all requests

Exporting logs

Use Export CSV to download the currently loaded rows for offline review or support handoff.

When you see errors

If a request shows an error status, check the following:
  1. Open the Integrations page and confirm the affected integration is still showing as Connected.
  2. If the integration shows Error, reconnect it by re-entering your credentials or completing the OAuth flow again.
  3. Check that your agent is calling a valid action for that integration.
Use the filters to isolate errors from a specific integration. If you see a sudden spike in failures from one service, it often means credentials have expired or the service had an outage.