API Reference

List user log entries

get
https://expert.inskill.ai/public/apiv3/userlog

Returns the account's user log, newest first: what the account's users did (sign-ins, edits, tasks, GPT sessions) and what was done through the API. Activity by InSkill staff is not included. A group API key only sees activity attributed to its group.

Paging: the log is large and always growing, so page by id instead of page numbers:

  • first page: ?size=100
  • next page: ?size=100&filter[id][lt]=<last id received>
  • new activity since your last pull: ?filter[id][gt]=<highest id received>&sort=id

more tells you whether there are more rows. total is not calculated and is always null. size is capped at 500, and id is the only sortable field.

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Supported filters:

  • id: use lt / gt to page (see above)
  • actor: members (the account's users) or api (activity through the API, shown as the System user). Both are included by default
  • user_id: one user's activity
  • product_id: activity in one copilot
  • category: login, edit, resource, task, gpt, message, push
  • object_type + object_id: one record's history (e.g. resource and its GUID)
  • source: web, app, external, system or unknown
  • created_ts: with the timeframe operator: 30 DAY, 2026-01-15, or a range 2026-01-01/2026-01-31
integer
1 to 10000
Defaults to 100

Maximum number of results to return per page. Defaults to 100 if not specified. Maximum is 10,000. The response includes a more field indicating whether additional pages are available.

number

The timestamp from an earlier response. If nothing has changed since then, the response is empty with changed: false. Otherwise it is the normal page with changed: true, which means records of this type may have changed.

string

-id (default, newest first) or id (oldest first). Any other field returns 400.

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