Agent Activity Log
by Airtable812ee67f1fd3MIT50 starsListed Oct 7, 2026Updated Oct 7, 2026Repository updated 2 months ago
Scaffold and operate an opt-in `Agent activity log` table that records what the agent did, decided, and got blocked on across a long-running or multi-session Airtable workflow. Use whenever a workflow skill (product-ops, sales-ops, marketing-ops, etc.) is being set up for an agent-driven motion (recurring triage, multi-step plan, automated monitoring, agentic workflow), or when the user explicitly asks for "agent activity tracking," "audit log of agent decisions," "agent memory," "track what the agent did," or similar. The pattern is opt-in (front-load the offer, frame as auditability for the user's benefit, not surveillance). Composes into workflow skills the same way `show-airtable-link` does — workflow skills point at this skill rather than re-implementing the schema inline.
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