Activity log
Activity keeps a record of what happened on your account: terminals, projects, subscriptions, billing and sign-ins, each with its exact time and who did it. Open it in the morning to see what the night was like: which account each launch moved to, when an agent continued after a limit, and why.
Read the log
Open Activity from the sidebar, or press G then L. Each line has three columns: Time, Event and By. The newest events come first, and the button at the bottom loads older entries.
Who did it
| By | Meaning |
|---|---|
| You | You, in the dashboard or from a ping |
| You via ChatGPT | An assistant you connected, acting for you; the name is the assistant's |
| detachbox | detachbox itself, such as a rotation move or a continue after a limit |
| detachbox support | Our support, on your request |
What it records
- Terminals: each start, restart, rename and end, and every terminal that ended by itself after 3 hours with no agent and nobody on it.
- Agents: your answers from a terminal or a ping, messages sent to an agent, each continue after a limit reset, and each restart on a new account.
- Rotation: every move of a launch to another account, with the reason: the limit, your reserve, the switch line, a lost sign-in, a disconnected account or a sooner reset.
- Subscriptions and keys: accounts connected, signed out, reconnected and disconnected; reserves changed, reached, released, lifted until the reset and restored; keys added, renamed, replaced and removed; the default changing.
- Projects and launches: projects created, set up and deleted; launches saved, changed and removed; the default launch changing.
- Previews and files: public ports switched and file links created or revoked.
- Compute and billing: plan changes, payments, promo codes, cache clears with the space freed, invite credit and review credit.
- Sallyport: connects, reconnects, disconnects and service changes per project.
- Assistants: assistants connected and disconnected, MCP keys created and revoked, and which events each assistant hears about.
Catch a leaked assistant token
If one of an assistant's sign-ins is ever used twice, detachbox disconnects that assistant at once, and the log says so: "one of its sign-ins was used twice, the mark of a leaked token". Connect the assistant again from its own settings. A password change or Sign out other devices also shows here, with every assistant and MCP key it cut off.