Diagnosing a Session
Follow these instructions to audit failed CAPTCHA attempts through the Sessions tab.
1. Accessing and Filtering Sessions
- Locate the Dashboard: Open the Sessions tab to view the live audit trail of all CAPTCHA attempts.
- Filter for the Client: Use the Hostname or URL filter (e.g.,
www.reddit.com) or the Session ID to find specific instances. - Identify the Failed Run: Look for sessions marked with a yellow Pending or red Error status.
2. Expanding the Debug Info
- Drill Down: Click the “+” icon next to the Session ID to reveal detailed DEBUG INFO.
- Review Sequential Steps: Chronologically examine the interaction from Step 0 through the final step.
- Time Audit: Each step records the exact duration spent by the AI versus the system interaction time.
3. Visual Verification
- Check the Initial State: Review the Initial screenshot to ensure the grid rendered correctly. Blank screens suggest network errors or blocked pop-ups.
- Analyze AI Intent: Open the final screenshot of a step that overlays the AI’s intended click points and movements.
- Confirm Accuracy: Compare clicked points against the Actions list. If the AI clicked correctly but failed, the issue is likely client IP Reputation.
4. Analyzing Error Categories
- Environmental Blockers: Notify the client if “Cookie Consent” banners or broken layouts are blocking the grid.
- Timeouts: Hard Timeouts or Resolve Failed errors usually mean the provider stopped responding or suspected bot behavior.
- Unrecognized Tasks: Complex tasks the system hasn’t seen before may require new dataset collection and model training.
5. Taking Action
- Manual Validation: Use the Manual button to solve the CAPTCHA in real-time to check if the AI is failing. If even a human cannot pass it, the issue is a blacklisted IP.
- Escalation: For recurring technical bugs, create a ticket in Monday.com with the Session ID and reasoning log screenshots.