How to view the results of an agent team batch run

Learn how to read what each step produced across the runs in a batch.

A batch run starts many runs of the same agent team at once. The batch run detail table shows one row per run and one output column per step, so you can compare what each step produced for every run in the batch.

View the output of a batch run

1. Open the agent team whose batch run you want to review.
2. From the agent team's list of batch runs, open the batch run you want to review.
3. In the batch run detail table, find the row for the run you want to check.
4. Read across the row to the output column for the step you are interested in (e.g., Output: Step 2).
5. To read a long output in full, expand the row.

How output columns are named

Each output column header starts with Output: and names the step by its number in the agent team.

• A regular step appears as Output: Step followed by its number (e.g., Output: Step 1).
• A step inside a loop appears as the loop's step number and the step's position in the loop (e.g., Output: Step 2.1).
• A conditional routing step appears as Output: Step followed by its number and Conditional routing (e.g., Output: Step 3 Conditional routing).
• A step inside a condition includes the condition number (e.g., Output: Step 3/Condition 2/Step 1).

Conditional routing steps

The column for a conditional routing step shows which path the run took. It shows the path's name, or Condition followed by the path number when the path has no name. A step on a path the run did not take shows Not run for that run, instead of output.

Steps inside a loop

A step inside a loop runs once for each loop item, but a single column can hold only one value. The column for a loop step shows the output from the first loop item.

Run inputs

Where the inputs of a run are listed, an uploaded CSV file appears as CSV file and shows only the file name, not its full storage path.