Logs

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Overview

Latitude stores all the logs generated by your prompts in a database. You can use the logs page to monitor your prompts and evaluate their performance.

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How it works

Every time you run a prompt, from the API or from the UI, a new log is created.

To access the logs page, navigate to a prompt and click on the “Logs” tab. You’ll see a table with all the logs generated by the prompt, some metadata like the timestamp, the prompt version used, latency, tokens used, and cost.

Clicking on a log will display a side panel with the full details of the log, including the list of messages.

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Creating logs for evaluations

You can also create logs for evaluation purposes without actually running the prompt. This is useful when you want to run evaluations on a large number of inputs.

For a detailed guide on running evaluations in batches, refer to the Running Evaluations guide.

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Coming soon

• Filtering and sorting
• Exporting logs to a CSV file
• Deleting logs
• Visualizations for certain metrics like latency, tokens used, and cost