An agent ran your Shop tidy-up playbook overnight and sent a tidy summary. That summary is the agent’s own account. The Activity Log is this plugin’s record of what was actually called, and the playbook is what you asked for, so the useful check is where those two disagree.
I want to check a job against its playbook. Read only: change nothing.
1. List the Active playbooks, find [Shop tidy-up] and load it. List its numbered steps and the tools each step uses.2. Read this plugin's Activity Log newest first, 200 per page, until you pass the start of [today 02:00 to 03:00]. Times in the log are UTC; my site time is [UTC+5], so convert before you filter. Keep only rows where the user login is [agent-shop].3. Match each kept row to the playbook step it belongs to. If a row fits no step, mark it "outside the playbook".4. Tell me: - steps with no matching row (skipped, or done without a tool call) - rows that were denied or ended in error, with their detail codes - any write in the log that the playbook does not name - any step that ran far more calls than the playbook implies5. Give a one-line verdict per step: done, partly done, skipped, or cannot tell. Mark anything you inferred as inference.Why this is safe to run
Each of the three tools only reads. The Activity Log returns the ability name, outcome, user, time, the argument keys and a short identifier per call, never the content that was sent and never an IP address.
Start with any write that shows up in the log but not in the playbook. For a plain session review without a playbook, verify what an agent did from the audit log covers it, and the admin Activity Log tab adds the refusal reason and source address for any denied row.
Already connected from an admin account? Ask your agent to check last night’s run against the playbook it used, and give it the time window, your UTC offset and the agent user.