Logs
Every API request made in a workspace, who made it, and what it answered.
Logs is the request log of a workspace: one row for every call that reached the API in the last 30 days, whether it came from the dashboard, the agent, an SDK, the MCP server, the CLI, or your own code with an API key.
Use it when something you sent did not do what you expected: find the call, read its status and message, and open the row for the full path.
What a row carries
| Time | When the request arrived |
| Status | The HTTP status it answered. Anything from 400 up is a failure |
| Activity | The method and route, for example POST /v1/posts/{id}/publish |
| Source | Who made the call, and the API key's name when one was used |
| Platform | The network, for calls that name one |
| Duration | How long the API took to answer |
| Message | The error text a failed request returned, with credentials removed |
Sources
| Source | What it means |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | A signed-in session in the web app or the mobile app |
| MCP | The MCP server |
| SDK | One of the official SDKs, named by language |
| CLI | The command line |
| GitHub Action | The GitHub Action |
| Integration | Zapier, n8n, or Make |
| API | Anything else calling with an API key |
| Connected App | A third-party app the workspace authorised through OAuth |
Filtering
Narrow by time window, status, method, source, or platform, or search the path and message text. Turn on Live to keep the list refreshing.
What is not here
A request that was accepted is not a post that went out. POST /v1/posts/{id}/publish answers 202 as soon as the delivery is queued; what the network then said is on the post's own page, in the Destinations card and the Publish log. The Activity feed lists publishes, failures, and account changes as events.
From the agent
Ask the agent what failed and it reads the same log through list_request_logs, scoped to the workspace you are in.
Related documentation
- Guide
How to use FoPost as a creator, a team, or an agency.
- Getting Started
From signing up to your first published post.
- Dashboard Overview
A tour of the sidebar and what lives where.
- Connecting Accounts
Connect a network, keep it healthy, and reconnect when a token expires.
- Creating Posts
The composer, per-network overrides, and previews.
- Scheduling
Schedule a post, repeat it, and see what happened.
- The Calendar
Everything scheduled and published, in one view you can drag.
- Bulk Scheduling
Import a spreadsheet of posts, validate it, and roll it back if it is wrong.