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The Agent Activity page is the account-level audit view for recent DevTune API usage. It is designed for teams that want visibility into how internal tools, automations, and AI agents are using the DevTune API.

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What the Page Shows

Agent Activity displays a recent request log across the account, including:
  • When the request happened
  • Project
  • API key
  • Method
  • Endpoint
  • Status
  • Scope
  • Latency
  • Error / rate limit state
The page shows a recent request window rather than long-term historical analytics. Use it as an operational audit surface.

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What It Is Useful For

Agent Activity helps answer questions like:
  • Which integrations are actively using the API?
  • Which projects are receiving the most programmatic traffic?
  • Are requests failing because of scope or authorization issues?
  • Are certain endpoints slower or more error-prone than expected?
  • Is a key still being used after it should have been retired?

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Common Workflows

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Debugging an integration

  1. Open Agent Activity
  2. Find the affected endpoint or project
  3. Check status codes, scopes, and error fields
  4. Confirm the expected key is being used

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Auditing key usage

  1. Review recent activity by key
  2. Identify keys with no recent usage
  3. Revoke unused keys from API Keys

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Reviewing agent behavior

  1. Confirm agents or automations are only hitting the expected endpoints
  2. Check response status and latency
  3. Validate that assigned scopes match the intended access surface

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Permissions

Agent Activity is available on plans that include API access.

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Best Practices

  • Use distinct API keys for distinct integrations so the log stays attributable
  • Check Agent Activity after changing scopes or rotating secrets
  • Review rate-limited or error-heavy endpoints before widening access

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Next Steps

  • API Keys - Create, scope, or revoke keys
  • Authentication - Review how keys and scopes work
  • Webhooks - Pair outbound event delivery with inbound API usage