AI Assistance

Deployments

Introduction

A deployment is a single execution of a task. Every time a task runs, it's one deployment, and a task can have many deployments over its lifetime. Every deployment captures the full conversation with the assistant, including its reasoning, its tool calls, your replies, and the output the assistant produced. The deployment also records its status, so you can see at a glance whether the work is running, completed, or threw a runtime error.

Deploy Tasks

Follow these steps to deploy a task:

  1. Log in to the Algorithm Lab.
  2. In the left navigation bar, click Organization > Assistants.
  3. Click the Tasks tab.
  4. Click a task.
  5. Click Deploy Now.

The assistant you assigned to the task automatically boots up and starts working. To deploy a task on a recurring schedule instead of manually, see Schedule Work.

View Deployments

Follow these steps to view the deployments of a task:

  1. Log in to the Algorithm Lab.
  2. In the left navigation bar, click Organization > Assistants.
  3. Click the Tasks tab.
  4. Click a task.

The task page lists every deployment, with the status of each one. Click a deployment to view the full agent conversation and output.

Task page showing the list of deployments with their statuses.

The deployment page shows the assistant's full conversation, including its reasoning, tool calls, your replies, and the output it produced.

Deployment page showing the assistant's full conversation.

To open the project associated with the deployment, click the project link at the top of the deployment page.

Delete Deployments

Follow these steps to delete a deployment:

  1. Log in to the Algorithm Lab.
  2. In the left navigation bar, click Organization > Assistants.
  3. Click the Tasks tab.
  4. Click a task.
  5. In the row of the deployment you want to remove, click Delete.
  6. Click Delete again to confirm.

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