Activity & audit log
Review account and database actions in the Silos Console's activity log.
The Console keeps an activity log — a record of significant actions across your account and databases. It's where you go to answer "what changed, when, and by whom," whether you're debugging a surprise, reviewing automation, or keeping an eye on a shared project.
What it records
The log captures meaningful account and database events, such as:
- Databases created, suspended, resumed, or deleted
- Branches created, restored, or deleted
- API keys created or revoked
- Settings and billing changes
Each entry includes what happened, when, and the actor responsible — a teammate, the CLI, an SDK, or an agent acting through the API.
Reviewing activity
Open the activity log
In the Console, open Activity (or Audit log) from your account or project view.
Scan recent events
Entries are listed newest-first. Use them to trace a change back to its source — useful when automation or an agent is creating and destroying databases on your behalf.
Because agents and CI pipelines provision databases through the API, the activity log is the natural place to see exactly what your automation did — every create and delete shows up as an event with its actor.