Sessions & Runs

Every time you run a project, a new Session is created. Sessions track the execution history of your automations.

What Is a Session?

A session represents one complete execution of a project. It records:

• Start time and end time
• Status: running, completed, failed, or stopped
• Checkpoint data: progress markers for resume capability
• Associated logs: all log entries generated during the run
• Scraped data: all data extracted during the run

Viewing Runs

1. Go to Project Runs in the sidebar.
2. Use the filters to narrow results:
   • Project — Filter by project
   • Date range — Filter by start date
   • Type — All, Scheduled, or Manual
   • Status — Running, Completed, Failed, Stopped

Session Actions

Action	Description
Run Triggers	Manually trigger post-execution triggers for a completed/failed session
View Memory	View the memory state (variables, data) captured during the run
Ask AI to Debug	Open an AI chat with the session’s logs for debugging help
Delete	Delete the session and all associated data

Checkpoint Summary

Each session shows a Checkpoint Summary with:

• URLs Failed — Number of URLs that failed during the run
• URLs Processed — Number of URLs successfully processed
• State Variables — Number of runtime variables captured
• Memory Keys — Number of memory keys stored

Memory State

Click the brain icon on a session to view its memory state. This shows all runtime variables and data that were active at the end of the run.

Checkpoints

RTILA X automatically saves checkpoints during long-running automations. If a run is interrupted (crash, network drop, manual stop), you can:

• Resume — Continue from where it left off
• Retry Failed — Re-run only the URLs that failed
• Start New — Start a fresh run

When you try to run a project that has a previous incomplete run, RTILA X shows a Checkpoint dialog asking what you want to do.