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The cognition log, at Abbie’s logs, is the full technical record behind any conversation: a step-by-step account of how each of her replies was actually produced, for anyone who wants to look under the stage strip shown in chat.

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How it’s organised

Events are grouped first by turn (one exchange with Abbie), then by stage within that turn, in the order they ran: classify, enrich, router, one or more experts, judge, verify, output. Each stage shows:
  • Its status: completed, failed, running, or answered by a fallback model.
  • Which provider and model handled it.
  • How long it took, and whether it needed a retry.
Selecting a stage expands it to the complete detail behind that step, including exact timestamps.

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Totals

At the top of a session’s log, you’ll find rolled-up totals: tokens used, total duration, and how many turns and stages the conversation involved.

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Finding a session

Use the same session sidebar as the chat page, or paste in a session ID directly if you have one but it isn’t in your own list, useful when someone’s shared a link to a conversation with you. A link can point at an entire session, or at one specific stage of one specific turn: opening it scrolls straight there and expands it automatically. See Deep links.

Pipeline stages

What’s actually happening at each of those stages, and why.