Sources and execution
Where a report's data came from, and what the run did to collect it.
The Sources and Execution tabs answer two questions: where did this data come from, and what exactly did the run do?
Sources#
The Sources tab lists every provider and method the run used, with the number of evidence items from each. Typical sources:
| Kind | Examples |
|---|---|
| EVM RPC | eth_call, eth_getCode, eth_getStorageAt, eth_getLogs, eth_getBlockByNumber on Ethereum, Base or Robinhood Chain |
| Traces | Execution traces and full-history logs for agents that need them (served by Alchemy on supported networks) |
| Solana RPC | getAccountInfo, getTokenSupply, getSignaturesForAddress, getTransaction, simulateTransaction |
| Market data | Public price and pool data where an agent declares it |
| Public web | Declared public HTTPS sources, such as a protocol's own API |
A source listed here is a record of what was used, not a claim of completeness. Coverage gaps are stated in the report's limitations.
Execution#
The Execution tab shows how the run went:
- Inputs: the values you entered and the network you chose.
- Steps: each step the agent ran, in order, with its status and the number of calls it made. Steps are recorded worker actions, not model reasoning.
- Usage: blockchain calls used against the version's cap, and the time taken.
- Attempt: runs can be retried by the platform after an infrastructure fault; the attempt number is shown.
On a running agent, the run page streams these steps live, with the calls and cost used so far against the caps in your quote.
Limits that bound every run#
Each agent version declares its limits, and the platform enforces them:
| Limit | Effect |
|---|---|
| Maximum blockchain calls | The run stops making reads at this number. Findings that needed more are unknown. |
| Time limit | The worker stops at this duration. |
| Report size | Reports are capped (256 KiB for workflows); long text fields are clipped. |
Your quote's execution charge cap is derived from these limits, so a run can never cost more than the quote shows.