Activity
Activity is a step-by-step record of every session: the requests, each model call, every command and file edit, the approvals, and the terminal sessions people opened. AOSplane records it from outside the sandbox and removes secrets before anything is kept. Use it to find out why a session failed, what it cost, or who did what.
See what happened in a project
Pick a period and agent
Use the menus at the top: All coding agents or one agent, and a period from Last 24 hours to Last 365 days (the default is Last 14 days). Only periods your plan keeps are offered.

Follow one session
You can also open a session’s activity from the session page: choose ⋯, then Open activity. Open session takes you back to the chat.

What the step labels mean
A filled dot (observed) means AOSplane saw the step itself. A hollow dot (reported) means it comes from the agent’s own account.
Replay a terminal session
When someone uses a session’s terminal, AOSplane records what they typed and what the screen showed. Select a HUMAN step or one of its commands and choose Replay terminal session. Use play, the speed button and Next command to move through it, and Show in trace to jump back to the step. Anything typed at a password or token prompt shows as Command not recorded.
Choose what gets recorded
Open the project’s Settings and choose Agent activity. Turn Prompts, Agent messages, Tool inputs, Tool outputs and Human terminal sessions on or off, then choose Save. All five are on unless your organization changed them.
Good to know
- Timings, exit codes, token counts and IDs are always recorded. Secrets are always removed.
- Owners and Admins change a project’s recording settings. The account owner sets the organization default and the retention under Billing › Add-ons › Agent activity › Settings.
- Retention can be 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or 365 days, up to your plan’s ceiling: 7 days on Starter, 30 on Team, up to 365 on Enterprise.
- The add-on costs 0.10 per GiB per month for activity kept longer than 30 days.
- Changes to recording settings apply to sessions started afterwards.