# Depot CI logs (https://depot.dev/docs/ci/observability/depot-ci-logs)

## Find a workflow run

Go to the [Depot CI page](/orgs/_/workflows) to see workflow runs across your repositories. The sidebar lists runs with their workflow name, repository, status, and relative timestamp. Click a workflow run to open its details.

<img alt="Depot CI workflow runs" src="/images/docs/depot-ci-workflows.png" width="2560" height="1317" />

Use these controls to find the run you need:

* **Search**: Type in the search box at the top to filter workflows by name.
* **Status tabs**: Click **All**, **Running**, **Failed**, or **Passed** to filter by run status. You can also filter by repository, trigger, SHA, run ID, PR number or workflow ID.

From the command line, you can use [`depot ci run list`](/docs/cli/reference/depot-ci#depot-ci-run-list) to list recent queued and running runs, and [`depot ci status`](/docs/cli/reference/depot-ci#depot-ci-status) to view the status of a specific run.

## View logs for a job

Select a job to load its logs. The log viewer displays the full output organized by step. Each step shows its name on the left and duration on the right. A visual timing bar indicates relative duration for longer-running steps.

<img alt="Depot CI job logs" src="/images/docs/depot-ci-logviewer-collapsed.png" width="2147" height="759" />

Click a step name to collapse or expand its log output. Use **Expand all** in the toolbar to open all steps at once. Use the filter box to search logs by keyword, and the download or copy buttons to export the log output.

<img alt="Depot CI job logs" src="/images/docs/depot-ci-logviewer-expanded.png" width="2145" height="1172" />

You can also fetch logs from the command line with [`depot ci logs`](/docs/cli/reference/depot-ci#depot-ci-logs), which streams the log output for a specific job attempt to stdout, or programmatically with the [Depot CI API](/docs/api/ci/reference).

## For AI Agents

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