> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.codewords.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.codewords.ai/automations/activity.md).
# Activity
See chats, workflow runs, scheduled runs, and triggers in one place — open Activity from the sidebar.
### What is the Activity page?
Activity is where you see everything that has happened or is planned in your workspace: past chats, workflow runs, scheduled runs, and triggers. Open it from the sidebar by clicking **Activity** (history icon).
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Activity is about **what ran and when**. For credit spend across chats and runs, use [Settings → Usage](https://docs.codewords.ai/automations/usage).
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### What you can do there
The page has four tabs at the top.
**1. Chats**
* Past chat sessions
* Search and sort (newest or oldest first)
* Reopen an earlier conversation
**2. Run**
* Workflow runs (when a workflow actually ran)
* Search, sort by date or cost, filter by status (success, failed, running) and how the run started (scheduled, manual, or trigger)
* See what ran, when, and whether it succeeded
**3. Scheduled Runs**
* Upcoming and existing schedules
* Search by name or schedule details
* Times shown here are in UTC (set your timezone in [Settings → Account](https://codewords.agemo.ai/#settings/profile) for how schedules are planned)
* Manage what’s set to run automatically
**4. Triggers**
* Events that can start a run automatically
* Search and scroll to load more
* See what triggers exist and how they’re set up
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