Inspecting a session#
Use the Session Detail page to inspect every SQL statement an AI agent executed, along with its execution metadata, in two views: a step-by-step reconstruction and a flat audit log.
Inspecting the page header#
The header shows:
Session ID — the session identifier, as a large monospace title.
Started — the formatted timestamp of the first statement.
Purpose — a tag showing the declared purpose, when one is available.
Steps — a badge showing the total statement count.
Viewing the step-by-step reconstruction#
Use the Reconstruction tab to step through the session chronologically. Each step is a single SQL statement with its full execution context, presented as an expandable accordion.
Collapsed step#
Each collapsed step shows, at a glance:
The step number, for example Step 1.
A command tag for the SQL command type (
SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE, and so on).An error severity tag, shown only when the statement errored (red for
ERROR,FATAL, orPANIC).The timestamp and duration, right-aligned — for example
14:30:45 · 45ms.
Expanded step#
Selecting a step expands it to reveal the request panel, which is shown by default and contains:
SQL statement — the statement, in a syntax-highlighted code block.
SQLSTATE code — shown as a tag when it isn’t
00000(success).Properties — a grid of execution metadata:
Property |
Description |
|---|---|
Database |
Target database name |
User |
Postgres role used |
PID |
Backend process ID |
PG Session ID |
Postgres session identifier |
Query ID |
Internal query plan ID |
Duration |
Execution time in milliseconds |
application_name |
The full Airman tag, for example airman:billing/a1b2c3d4 |
Accordion mode#
By default, you can expand multiple steps at once. When Accordion steps is enabled in settings, expanding a step automatically collapses the previously open one — useful for sessions with many steps where screen space is limited.
Viewing the flat audit log#
The Audit Log tab presents the same session data as a flat table, optimized for scanning and filtering across all steps at once.
Audit log columns#
Column |
Description |
|---|---|
Time |
Timestamp, monospace and right-aligned |
SQL |
Statement text, monospace, truncated with an ellipsis |
Purpose |
Declared purpose |
Searching the audit log#
The toolbar’s search field matches across the SQL text, purpose, and timestamps. Type a term to filter the table, and clear it to show all steps again.
Configuring page size#
The table shows 10 rows per page by default, configurable to 10, 20, or 50.