The event detail panel is where you investigate a single event in full. You open it from the Monitoring table when one event needs a closer look and it giver you everything about that event in one place:
- Who was involved?
- What was said?
- What was detected on both the input and the output?
- What action was taken?
- Were any tool calls made?
It is the surface for answering why and event eded the way it did and where in the exchange a risk was introduced.
Panel Header
The header identifies the event and frames its outcome. It displays the event ID and the outcome status, such as Blocked, alongside the actors and configuration behind the event: the Sender, the Receiver, the Use Case, and the Profile that evaluated it. A timing row reports the Prompt duration, Time, LLM, and Response values for the event.
The panel toolbar holds four controls:
- Expand: Enlarges the panel to fill the window.
- Trace: Turns trace mode on or off.
- Report: Turns reporting mode on or off. See Reporting Mode below.
- Bookmark: Bookmarks the event.
Prompt and Response
The prompt and the responses are shown side by side, so you can read what the user sent and what the model returned together. Each shows a token count and has copy and expand controls. When an event has no response, the Response side shows no data.
Input and Output Context
This section reports what was detected in the content itself, separately for the prompt and the response. The Input Context covers the prompt and the Output Context covers the response. Both report the same four fields: Sentiment, Intent, Language, and Named Entities. Each field carries an action status that tells you how it was handled: Observed, Passed, Blocked, or Modified. When an event has no response, the Output Context shows no output context.
Signal Results
Signal Results is where you see which signals fired and what was done about them. Signals are reported in paired Input and Output sections, so you can tell whether a signal was detected in the prompt, the response, or both. The results are organized into four groups: Information, Content, Adversarial, and Instructions. Each group shows the signals detected within it and their outcome.
Two controls adjust what you see. A Show Non-Flagged Signals toggle reveals the signal groups that came back clean, which are hidden by default so the panel leads with what actually fired. An Expand All Signals control opens every signal result card at once.
Tool Inspector
The Tool Inspector shows any tool calls the event made. This is where you check what an agent actually did when an event involved a tool rather than only a prompt and response.
Reporting Mode
Reporting mode lets you flag something about an event for review. Turning it on, from the Report control in the toolbar, adds a report control next to the fields where you can attach an optional note. While reporting mode is active, a Disable Reporting button is available in the toolbar to turn it back off.
Moving Between Events
Previous and Next buttons at the bottom of the panel move you to the neighboring events without returning to the table, so you can work through a set of events in sequence.