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SleekView for Uncanny Automator: recipe runs & trigger logs as tables

Read directly from wp_uap_recipe_log, wp_uap_trigger_log, and wp_uap_action_log. Sort, filter, and audit every recipe run without paging through Automator's nested log UI.

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SleekView table view for Uncanny Automator

Recipe logs as a real, queryable table

Uncanny Automator writes a row to wp_uap_recipe_log for every recipe run, with related triggers in wp_uap_trigger_log and actions in wp_uap_action_log. The default log UI is paginated and nested. SleekView flattens it into a queryable table with completion-status filters, run counts, and user joins.

Sample columns

A typical Uncanny Automator runs view

SleekView reads wp_uap_recipe_log joined with wp_users for the triggering user and wp_posts for the recipe name.
Source: wp_uap_recipe_log + wp_uap_trigger_log + wp_uap_action_log
Started Recipe Run # User Status Duration
Apr 24 14:02:11 WC order → Slack 1,284 alex@studio.co Completed 0.42s
Apr 24 14:01:47 Form → Mailchimp 987 ria@design.io Completed 1.10s
Apr 24 13:58:33 Course done → CRM 412 tom@hello.dev In progress
Apr 24 13:48:09 WC order → Slack 1,283 mia@brew.coop Failed 2.91s

Comparison

Default Automator logs vs SleekView

Default Automator logs

  • Recipe, trigger, and action logs are three nested screens
  • Filtering by completion status across recipes is awkward
  • No cross-recipe sort by run count or duration
  • Failed actions require drilling into each recipe to find
  • No exportable audit trail for compliance

SleekView

  • Read wp_uap_recipe_log, wp_uap_trigger_log, wp_uap_action_log as one flat-or-tabbed view
  • Filter by completion status to find failed runs site-wide
  • Join to wp_users and recipe posts so rows show user + recipe name
  • Inline-mark recipe runs as reviewed during a triage pass
  • Export the run log to CSV for compliance and audit reporting

Features

What SleekView gives you for Uncanny Automator

Three log tables in one place

Recipe runs, trigger logs, and action logs as separate views or tabs. Cross-reference a failed action back to its parent run in seconds.

Failure triage

Filter the recipe log by status, sort by duration, surface the failures and the slow ones. Bulk-mark them reviewed during the daily ops sweep.

Audit-ready run history

Export the full run log to CSV with user, recipe, completion status, and duration columns — the compliance evidence you actually need.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Uncanny Automator

Automation troubleshooters

Filter failed actions by recipe and date; chase down silent failures before they break a customer-facing flow.

Compliance & audit

A queryable run history with user, recipe, and outcome — exportable for SOC2 or ISO audit evidence.

Operations leads

Sort recipes by run count to find your busiest automations; spot duration regressions before they cascade.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Uncanny Automator

wp_uap_recipe_log, wp_uap_trigger_log, wp_uap_trigger_log_meta, wp_uap_action_log, wp_uap_action_log_meta, and the closure log tables. Each can be its own view, or you can build a parent-child setup.

 

Yes — wp_uap_trigger_log_meta stores the values. SleekView pivots common keys into columns and shows the rest in a row-detail panel.

 

If you add a custom "reviewed" column to the log table or store it via add_post_meta on a related post, yes. Automator itself doesn't have a reviewed flag — SleekView lets you add the dimension you need.

 

Yes. The recipe log has a completed status with values for in-progress and finished states. Filter on it to find stuck runs.

 

Yes — Pro uses the same wp_uap_* table family with extra metadata. SleekView reads whichever tables your install has.

 

Each recipe row has a run_number. SleekView surfaces it as a column so you can sort recipes by total runs and see usage at a glance.

 

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