Inspect an execution with Reality Graph

Open Observability → Agent executions, select an available execution, then choose Open Reality Graph from its details. Your workspace must have the feature enabled. You also need source configuration access. Only eligible development executions with an exact source, account and entity mapping can show spans. Held-out evidence stays restricted.

Watch the workflow: Inspect recorded execution links · Authored dummy data

Open a real graph from authored dummy events; inspect span evidence, parent links and timestamp ambiguity.

Read the walkthrough transcript

• 00:00 — Open Reality Graph in Tensile. These four spans use dummy data.
• 00:06 — Open recorded span evidence. The source score belongs to this span and is not a task verdict.
• 00:11 — Follow recorded parent links. Shared timestamps leave relative order unknown.

Each numbered step describes a recorded event type. Recorded parent links use parent span IDs. Earlier timestamp links show source timestamp order. These links do not prove intent, causality or task correctness. Shared timestamps, repeated IDs and missing parents show warnings. The view does not add missing steps.

Choose Recorded span evidence or Engineering detail on a step to inspect its span ID, parent ID, source time, reported status and available metadata. Source labels start hidden. Use Show source labels in steps and engineering detail to reveal permitted names, models, versions and score names. Inputs, outputs and arbitrary metadata remain withheld. The text filter can remove unsafe labels; it is not a general detector for personal information.

Source scores describe their recorded span. They are not a task verdict. Missing scores, versions and source times remain Unknown. A reported span success does not establish that the customer task succeeded.

Evidence context shows the saved index and trace revisions, the mapping version, and when the live journal was read. The spans are a live view, not a frozen copy of the saved index. The view includes at most 100 rows and five score entries per span. Trace completeness remains unknown, even when the row limit is not reached. The reader checks up to 500 candidate rows before it limits the display. It withholds an oversized execution because it cannot check all of its scoped identity evidence.

An empty graph means no spans matched this exact execution in the retained journal. It does not prove historical absence. If trace storage is unavailable, use Retry Reality Graph. An access or identity warning requires the source owner to resolve that condition first. Back to execution details returns to the selected execution.