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The activity feed

The activity feed is the account-wide event stream: connections made, workflows edited and published, runs executed, agents changed, members added. It answers two questions no per-object page answers well — “what just happened across my account?” and “what did the coding agent I connected actually do?”

Terminal window
cai events
cai events --type workflow_published --since 2026-08-01
cai events --for-workflow <workflowId>
cai events --limit 50 --cursor <cursor>

What it’s for

Section titled “What it’s for”
  • Verification without polling. “Did my publish land? Did the trigger fire overnight?” — one feed query instead of checking each object.
  • Auditing a connected coding agent. Every mutation a CLI session performs shows up here. Reviewing the feed after an autonomous build session is the human end of the safety model.
  • Team awareness. Publishes and connection changes made by anyone in the organization appear in the same stream.

Reading it well

Section titled “Reading it well”

Filter by type and time window rather than paging blindly; use --for-workflow when investigating one workflow’s history alongside its run history. The feed is the what happened; execution traces are the what exactly ran.

Example prompts

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Show me everything that changed on my account today, grouped by workflow, and flag anything you didn't do yourself this session.