User profiles and analytics
Read one user's captured AI work across sessions, workstreams, evidence, security signals, and trace analytics.
- One user in contextSessions, work units, and workstreams
- Evidence on demandTranscript, files, topics, actions, security, and plans
- Trace analyticsModels, tokens, cost, tools, and latency
A user profile brings one person's captured activity and the work around it into one place. Use it to investigate a pattern, understand a session, or move from a team-level signal to its evidence.
What a user profile connects
- Activity: Recent sessions, tools, models, and estimated spend.
- Work: Work units and workstreams the person contributed to.
- Evidence: Transcripts, files, topics, actions, security signals, and plans.
- Analytics: Tokens, cost, latency, tool calls, and model usage.
Read the analytics
| Signal | What to check |
|---|---|
| Models and tools | Which providers, applications, and harnesses appear |
| Tokens and cost | Where the session spent its model budget |
| Latency | Which steps or calls took the most time |
| Actions | Which tools ran and in what order |
| Security | Which captured events deserve review |
Move from the summary into a session before acting on an outlier. The session preserves the context that a rollup removes.
Watch the walkthrough
The guided tutorial follows the hierarchy from workstream to work unit to session, then opens the transcript, files, topics, actions, security signals, plans, and analytics.
User profile tutorial
Scope and access
A profile shows only data allowed by your assigned visibility. Role controls administrative actions; visibility controls whose analytical data you can see.