Insights
The place in Caura Prism that says what happened and how safe it is — the activity report, per-agent summaries, the security scan and what memory was worth — and who sees each tab.
Insights answers two questions: what happened, and how safe is it? Its line under the title reads "What happened, and how safe it is."
Insights reads the tenant chosen in the switcher at the top of the sidebar. With no tenant chosen, a tab says so and offers Choose a tenant.
Who sees what
| Tab | Who sees it |
|---|---|
| Overview | everyone in the tenant |
| Agent summaries | people who can view the organization's audit log |
| Security | org admins |
| Value | everyone sees the tab; the report needs an organization admin |
Overview
What the agents did in the period: Last 24h or Last 7 days. Four numbers at the top (Durable memories written, Agents that wrote, Top contributor and Memory types), then what each agent did, memories by type, the most-reused memories of all time, and how many memories were written, kept as durable memory and reused, with the reuse rate by type.
The line under the heading says what it covers ("Showing: …"). People who can view the organization's audit log also get a This tenant / All tenants switch; All tenants adds a breakdown by tenant. To read another single tenant, switch to it in the sidebar.
Agent summaries
A short written summary of what each agent did: decisions, what it shipped, what it learned and open threads, with subagents rolled up under their parent. Summaries are generated ahead of time, daily or weekly, for tenants that opted in. The page says when they were generated and the window they cover, and marks them Stale when they are overdue. The same period and tenant switches as Overview apply.
The tab needs the permission to view the organization's audit log. Anyone else who follows a link to it is told so. See Agent digests.
Security
The security scan for this tenant. Run Audit scans up to 50,000 memories across nine categories: credentials, sensitive data, infrastructure exposure, prompt injection, PII, visibility misconfiguration, unclassified risk, stale sensitive data and excessive sharing. Only one scan runs at a time.
The page shows the latest scan's findings, trends over past scans (score, severity mix, categories, coverage and activity), and lets you compare two scans and export a summary. Below them you can set Scheduled Scans and Threshold Alerts by email, where the server supports them; the page says when it does not.
The tab is for org admins only. Anyone else who follows a link to it is told it is for organization admins.
Value
What memory did for this tenant's agents over 7 days, 30 days or 90 days:
- Sessions helped: sessions that started with something useful.
- Work reused: the work behind the memories sessions reused, per day, with the time, calls to Caura and model tokens behind it where they were measured.
- Learned from another agent: reuse of memories a different agent wrote.
- Mistakes prevented.
Each memory counts once per session that reused it, and never for the session that wrote it. The numbers are the work behind what was reused, an upper bound on what was saved. The last line is Caura's own cost to keep this memory, in model tokens, for the same period.
Value is for organization admins: anyone else sees the tab say so instead of showing numbers. The same figures, for this tenant, appear as What memory was worth on Home.
Agents (the place)
The place in Caura Prism that shows who writes to your memory and from where — every agent, your OpenClaw fleets, the rules each agent's sessions loaded, and the broker machines — and who sees each tab.
Connect
The place in Caura Prism for plugging agents and tools into Caura — the Get started checklist and client snippets, keys, and the MCP console — and what each person sees there.