Requests

The Requests page is a searchable, sortable log of every proxied exchange, with a req/s histogram and filters for routing, attribution, and client host. Each row links to a detail view showing the matched routing rule, attribution metadata, latency, token counts, and estimated cost.

See Request logging for what is captured and how long it is kept.

Filters

Use the sidebar to narrow the log by:

• Status: success or errors.
• Model.
• API key, including requests with no key.
• Routed vs unrouted requests.
• MCP relay rows, which are hidden by default.
• Client host.
• Attribution fields: client, end user, and session.
• Text search across endpoint, method, model, client, host, end user, session, and status code.

The search field is debounced and can be focused with /. Filters are reflected in the URL, so a filtered view can be shared.

Request table

The table shows time, endpoint, API key, model, status, input tokens, output tokens, cache-read tokens, estimated cost, and duration. Columns collapse on narrower screens, but each row still opens the same detail page.

Keyboard shortcuts:

• / focuses search.
• j or ArrowDown selects the next row.
• k or ArrowUp selects the previous row.
• Enter opens the selected row.

Detail view

The request detail view is the audit trail for a single exchange:

• Summary: method, endpoint, status, stream mode, API key, inferred client, and timestamp.
• Attribution: client, end user, session, and session deep links.
• Model routing: requested model, served model, rewrite label, matched rule, auth mode, target, and reject reason.
• Credential injection audit: which stored credential was injected and where, when applicable.
• Timing: queue, prefill, time to first token, decode, stream close, and total duration when data is available.
• Payload panes: request/response bodies and headers, subject to privacy settings and retention.
• Actions: copy curl, copy link, download .jsonl, and move to newer/older requests with H and L.