AI Mission History & Results

AI automation becomes more useful when completed work remains inspectable. STRATUM combines its AI harness with the real-time STRATUMops GraphRAG relationship model, then preserves the Mission result so operators can review the requested outcome, target, status, executed work, verification checks and evidence after the live activity has ended.

The result view is read-only and does not change the current Mission. It provides a durable operational record for reviewing what STRATUM AI actually did and why the Mission reached its final state.

Mission History distinguishes between the work STRATUM performed and the evidence that the intended result exists. A command returning exit code zero proves that the command executed successfully, while the user's requested outcome may require additional checks, so STRATUM records outcome verification separately.

A web-server Mission can therefore record the package installation or command execution and then verify that the service is enabled, running, listening on the expected port and serving the required content. Mission History preserves both the action and the proof, giving an operator enough information to answer what STRATUM did, what passed, and what evidence established completion.

Recent Activity exposes the structured record behind the result. Guest commands, tool results, semantic audit results, Mission assertions and verification attempts remain available after completion so an operator can investigate a failure or validate a successful change without reconstructing the session from memory.

When enabled, Download Debug Bundle packages deeper Mission diagnostics into a portable artifact for local investigation or STRATUMvisor Support. This avoids relying on screenshots of individual panels or manually copied log fragments. Configure whether downloadable Mission debug bundles are available from the AI Administration page, then expose the download only in environments where that level of diagnostic export is appropriate.