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# Audit Logs

### 1 Introduction

The Audit Logs page shows a history of actions and changes in the system. You can use filters to locate specific events by actor, resource, time range, and status.

### 2 Open Audit Logs

1. In the left navigation, click Audit Logs.
2. The page includes:
   * A filter panel at the top
   * An audit log table below

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### 3 Filter Audit Logs

Use the filter panel to narrow down results:

* Actor Type: select the actor type (e.g., account)
* Actor ID: input the actor identifier
* Resource Type: input the resource type (e.g., agent, knowledge, database, table, etc.)
* Resource ID: input the target resource identifier
* Operation Status: select status (e.g., Success / Failed)
* Start Time / End Time: select a datetime range

**Steps:**

1. Set one or more filters.
2. Click Apply Filters to refresh the results.
3. Click Reset to clear all filters.

### 4 Read Audit Log Records

Each row in the table represents one audit event. Common columns include:

* Event Type: action type (e.g., agent.created, agent.updated)
* Actor Type / Actor ID / Actor Name: who performed the action
* Resource Type / Resource ID: what resource was affected
* Event Time: when the event happened
* Operation Status: result of the action (e.g., Success)

### 5 Pagination

Use the bottom controls to navigate:

* Change Rows per page
* Move between pages
* Jump to a specific page (if available)


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