# Logs
You can inspect each one of your worker tasks, see your interaction history, and retrieve past deliverables and responses.
The [Logs](https://toolhouse.app/logs) page gives you a history of executions and all the details related to integrations used to perform a certain task.
### General details
For each worker execution you'll see:
| Detail | Explanation |
| --------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Worker name | Identifies the worker |
| Status (in progress, completed, failed) | Understand if a worker has delivered its task |
| ID | The unique identifier of the worker.
Click on the value to edit your worker.
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| Run ID | The unique identifier of this specific interaction between you and the worker.
Click the :envelope: email icon to email this worker.
Click on the value to talk to the worker.
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| User ID | The unique identifier of the Toolhouse user who's interacting with the worker (usually you). |
| Duration | How much time it took the worker to complete the task |
| Started | The date and time you first requested this task |
| Last response | The date and time you last heard from this worker |
### Traces
The **Traces** section will show all the integrations the worker used to perform the task. You can use this to optimize your integration usage.
When you click on a trace, you can also see what inputs the worker gave to each integration, and you can see the output from the integration itself.
For each trace, you'll see:
| Detail | Explanation |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Position | The order each integration was called |
| Integration name | The name of the integration |
| Intermediate time | Tells you at what time the integration was called. For example, `+8min 30s ยท 20:36:04` indicates that the integration was called at 08:36:04 PM, which is 8 minutes and 30 minutes after the worker started. |
| Waterfall | Shows you at what point of the overall duration each integration was called, and how long it took |
| Duration | How long this integration took to give the its answer back to the worker |
| Input | The data the worker prepared to make this integration work |
| Output | The full result from the integration |
### History
The **History** section contains the full activity from your worker. For autonomous work, you'll see all the steps the worker took; if the task was supervised, you'll see your activity (for example approvals and directions).
| Detail | Explanation |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| User input | Contains your initial request and any other approvals or direction you gave to the worker. For autonomous work, it contains a default start message. |
| Worker output | The output from your worker. This could be an intermediate result (for example, the worker is thinking, or it's asking you for approval or additional details) |
| Integrations | Shows what integrations were used by the worker that helped it create its answer |
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