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Audit panel

The Audit panel in the RebelCore™ Agent is the visible face of RebelCore™‘s governance layer. It shows the history of activity — every prompt, every applied suggestion, every dataset access — for the project you’re currently in.

It tells you who did what, and when.

Why this exists

When you put analysts to work on sensitive data via a RAG-style Agent, you need to be able to answer the regulator’s question: “Show me everyone who’s asked questions about this dataset in the last 90 days.”

The Audit panel is that answer. It’s also useful day-to-day:

  • Reviewing your own activity before a hand-off.
  • Investigating an unexpected result (“when did this last get touched?”).
  • Confirming that someone you delegated work to actually ran the prompt.

What the panel shows

For the current project, the panel typically captures:

  • Sign-in events — when each user signed in.
  • Agent prompts — who asked what, when, and which session it belonged to.
  • Data scope changes — when specs were added or removed from a session.
  • Curation actions — which advisor suggestions were applied in the Tree, and by whom.
  • Dataset access — when a user opened a project, dataset, or spec.

Each event has a timestamp, the user who performed it, and (where relevant) the data scope it touched.

Filtering and finding

The panel typically supports filtering by:

  • User — show only one person’s activity.
  • Time range — last hour, last day, custom range.
  • Event type — only prompts, only curation actions, etc.
  • Resource — events touching a specific dataset or spec.

What the panel doesn’t show

  • Other customers’ projects. Audit data is scoped to the project you’re in. To see audit across projects, you need an admin / auditor role.
  • Prompt response content is shown to you only if your role allows it. In some setups, response bodies are redacted in the audit view to protect sensitive answers; the metadata (who, when, what was asked) is still recorded.

Who can see the Audit panel

Visibility is governed:

  • Operators and administrators typically see the full audit trail.
  • Analysts typically see only their own activity.
  • Auditors are a separate role with read-only access to the audit trail across the project, without operational permissions.

See Governance & access for the full role split.