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# Check session results

When a session completes, the screen switches to the session detail screen. This page explains how to read the results available on the detail screen.

## Session statuses

A status badge is displayed at the top of the detail screen. The statuses shown after completion are as follows.

| Status     | Meaning                                                                |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Passed     | The test completed and no verification steps failed.                   |
| Failed     | The test completed, but a verification step failed.                    |
| Terminated | The session was stopped with the **End Session** button while running. |
| Error      | Execution could not continue because of a system error.                |

## Information shown at the top of the detail screen

The header area below the status badge shows session metadata.

* **Started**: Date and time when session execution started.
* **Completed**: Date and time when the session completed.
* **Duration**: Time from start to completion, in minutes and seconds.
* **Model**: Model used for the session. For selectable models, see [About sessions and cases](/test-case-creation/test-case-creation-overview.md#models).
* **Device** and **App**: For mobile sessions, displays the device name and app name used for execution.
* **Credits**: Usage credits consumed by the session.

## Result tabs

On the detail screen, check results on two tabs: **Summary** and **Logs**.

### Summary tab

<figure><img src="/files/6bmtR3gL2VOlH35xyiJu" alt="Summary tab screenshot"><figcaption><p>Summary tab</p></figcaption></figure>

Check the result and key points for the entire session. The displayed items are as follows.

* **Start URL**: Start URL specified for the session, displayed only when one was specified.
* **Prompt**: Scenario entered at execution time. Markdown headings, bullet lists, and `{{file:...}}` references are displayed in an easy-to-read format. From the scenario icon, open a new test session with the same prompt.
* **Result**: Summary of the execution result. Each step is displayed with a ✅ (success) or ❌ (failure) icon. Clicking a successful step moves to the corresponding row in **Logs**. Clicking a failed step shows the **Expected**, **Actual**, and related information, and you can move to the corresponding row in **Logs** from **View step**.
* **Feedback**: Rate the completed session with thumbs-up or thumbs-down and optionally leave comments.
* **Failure reason**: Summary of the failure reason, displayed when the session fails.
* **Warnings**: List of notable behavior recorded by the AI. Clicking an item scrolls to and highlights the corresponding step in the Logs tab.
* **Retrieved Memory**: Content of learning memories referenced by the AI in the session. This is not displayed if no learning memory was referenced. For the concept of learning memories, see [About memories](/memories/memory-overview.md#learning-memories).
* **Linked to case**: For sessions run from a case, a link to the original case is displayed.

#### Retrieved Memory content

The Retrieved Memory section separates referenced learning memories into **Workflows** and **Known Failure Patterns** by type. Click each workflow to expand it and check the skills and steps that compose it.

<figure><img src="/files/2za460FeTncDTUMOuMLf" alt="Expanded Retrieved Memory section screenshot"><figcaption><p>Expanded Retrieved Memory section</p></figcaption></figure>

From the delete icon shown on each item, delete unnecessary workflows or failure patterns from learning memories. Deleted items are removed from the workspace-wide learning memories and are not referenced in future sessions. Deleted items are displayed with strikethrough and a **Deleted** label in Retrieved Memory for that session.

### Logs tab

<figure><img src="/files/1BhZIvcE3sqz2GdDm2YL" alt="Logs tab screenshot"><figcaption><p>Logs tab</p></figcaption></figure>

Check executed steps and tool actions in a table. The table columns are as follows.

* **Status**: Step result, such as success, failure, or warning.
* **Step**: Step number.
* **Screenshot**: Screenshot captured in that step. Click it to open an enlarged view and move between previous and next steps.
* **AI Thoughts**: AI thoughts.
* **Tool**: Name of the executed tool.
* **Details**: Summary of tool input. Click rows for failed steps or steps with details to expand Input / Output.

## Give feedback on a session result

Use the feedback buttons on the result section when you want to share whether the completed session was helpful.

1. On the session detail screen, open the **Summary** tab.
2. In the result section, click the thumbs-up or thumbs-down button.

<figure><img src="/files/QFvmMPZH3A8fN5K832FL" alt="Thumbs-down feedback dialog screenshot"><figcaption><p>Thumbs-down feedback dialog</p></figcaption></figure>

3. For thumbs-up, optionally enter a comment.
4. For thumbs-down, enter what you expected and what happened instead.
5. Optionally, add a comment or select **Allow our engineers to replicate this session**.
6. Click **Submit feedback**.

{% hint style="info" %}
To edit or remove submitted feedback, click the same feedback button again.
{% endhint %}

## Operations after completion

From session details, create a new session with the same content or save a completed session as a case.

* [Rerun](/test-case-creation/session-results/rerun-session.md)
* [Save as case](/test-case-creation/session-results/save-session-as-case.md)

## Further reading

* [Running sessions](/test-case-creation/session-execution.md)
* [Test session](/test-case-creation/create-test-session.md)
* [About sessions and cases](/test-case-creation/test-case-creation-overview.md)
* [Check usage and credits](/settings/usage-and-credits.md)
