Viewing activity and audit history

The activity feed gives you a record of what Amendary has done in your workspace: checks it ran against your connected repositories, corrections it delivered to your pages, and progress on any documents you've generated from scratch. Any member of the workspace can view it.

What you'll find in the feed

Each entry in the feed is a timestamped event. Amendary records an entry for actions such as:

• A repository check finishing, including when a check found nothing to update.
• A correction being delivered to a page, approved, rejected, or reverted.
• A product-updates changelog entry being published, extended, or dismissed.
• A page's documentation being published to GitHub.
• Membership changes: someone invited, joining, leaving, or having their role changed.
• API key creation and revocation.
• Milestones in a documentation generation job: estimated, started, a sample ready, completed, paused, or failed.
• Workspace-level events, such as a daily token budget being exceeded or a trial ending.

<aside> ✏ Delivery issues, such as a correction or changelog update that couldn't reach its destination, are now handled and retried automatically behind the scenes rather than shown as a customer-facing event in this feed.

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View the feed

1. Open the workspace and go to Activity.
2. Amendary shows entries newest first, up to 200 at a time.

Result: you see a running history of checks, corrections, and generation progress, each with its own timestamp and, where relevant, who or what triggered it.

Filtering to just the highlights

By default the feed can show every recorded event type, including some that are mostly useful for support and debugging. If you want a cleaner view focused on outcomes you'd act on, switch to the activity-only view.

1. On the Activity page, choose the option that shows customer-facing activity only (sometimes labeled as the activity or highlights view, depending on where you are in the product).