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Jobs

Jobs is the run history for background work. It has two tabs:

  • Workspace: every job in the active workspace.
  • Account: every job across all workspaces, plus account-level jobs such as policy drafting, import and export. Account admins only.

Jobs → Account: policy drafting, import and connector runs across workspaces

TypeStarted by
WorkstreamA New Technology Design or Technology Design Review.
ConnectorA connector run, started by hand or on its schedule.
Policy DraftingDrafting rules for a custom policy pack.
Import, ExportWorkspace data under Settings → Data.
StatusMeaning
QueuedAccepted, and waiting for a worker.
PendingA worker has picked it up and is preparing it.
AnalysingThe AI is reviewing the requirements against minimum standards.
In ProgressThe work is running.
ValidatingThe AI is checking the output against the requirements and standards.
Clarifications RequiredPaused for a person to answer a question or make a decision.
RefiningThe AI is applying the answers.
CompleteFinished.
FailedStopped by an error. The details say what went wrong.
CancelledCancelled by a person.

Search by name, user or ID, and filter by type and status. The status filter shows how many jobs are in each state. The Account tab also filters by workspace and shows each job’s credit use. Click a column heading to sort.

Click a job’s details action to open it.

A connector run's details: what it read, and what changed in the model

  • Every job: its ID, type, status, who started it, when it started and ended, and how long it took. A failed job shows the error.
  • Connector runs: what was read (infrastructure as code, CI pipelines, files, submodules) and what was not read, and the objects, associations and guidance created, updated, kept or removed.
  • Workstreams: the context used, the requirements traceability and coverage, any clarifications to answer, and the generated document. Download the source documents as a ZIP.
  • Export: download the exported archive.

Cancel a queued or running job from its actions. A job is a permanent record: jobs can’t be deleted.