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Before you start

Connect your GitHub organization. Keep access to the private repository through the Peak GitHub App. Run a job on Peak.

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Check from your terminal

Sign in with run history access.
Sign in again with run access if your current token only has workspace access. Filter by a numeric GitHub repository ID, branch, status, or architecture.
Use one of these status values.
Use one of these architecture values.
Pass the returned cursor to read the next page with the same filters.
Copy the Peak run ID from the list to read one job.

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Check in the console

Open Runs. Filter by repository, branch, status, or architecture. Open a job to check its commit, attempt, runner, and timestamps. Choose GitHub logs to read the job output. Refresh the page for updated results. Check queued jobs in GitHub Actions. Use Peak run history for recorded Peak executions.

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Check completion and cleanup

Check the job result and Runner state separately. After the job completes, check for Released and a release time. Do not treat a passed job as proof that runner cleanup is done. Read Duration as the elapsed time between the job’s start and completion. Use GitHub logs if a timestamp is missing. Do not treat elapsed time as a bill. Use the current pilot without usage metering or minute credits. If a run is missing, check your filters and current GitHub access. Reconnect GitHub in Settings if asked.