Your run history
Where every report you have generated is kept, how to find the one you want, and how to see what each run cost.
Every result an AI-backed tool has produced for you is kept. You do not need to save a report, and closing the tab does not lose it.
Your runs is the full list. The tools dashboard also shows your most recent few, which is usually enough to get back to what you were doing.
What a row tells you#
Each run carries the tool it came from, when it ran, whether it succeeded, and what it cost.
That last one is the reason this page exists in the form it does: "where did my credits go" is the question people open it with, and answering it by matching timestamps against a credit statement by hand is not an answer.
A run that was served from your earlier identical run shows as reused rather than charged - see what a tool run costs.
Filtering#
Filter by tool, by outcome and by date. The filtering happens across your whole history rather than over the rows currently on screen, so narrowing to one tool genuinely searches everything you have ever run with it.
The list pages, so a long history is fully reachable rather than cut off at the most recent screenful.
Opening a report#
Any row opens the full report exactly as it was produced.
Some tools also read your history for their own purposes - the readiness report compares a new score against your earlier ones on the same resume, which only works because the old runs are still there.
How long it is kept#
- Reports are kept for twelve months.
- A resume or other file you uploaded is deleted after 30 days when you are signed in, and after 24 hours when you are not.
The report outlives the file it was made from, so an old report stays readable long after the upload behind it has gone. If you want a result permanently, export or copy it.
Deleting it#
Your runs are part of your account data. They are included in an export, and they are deleted when you delete your account - see exporting your data and deleting your account.
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