Retrieve the full details of a single scrape log, including the original request, token usage, and the complete extracted result.
result_data field containing the full extracted content. Use this when you need to inspect or retrieve the output of a specific scrape job.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
uuid | string | Unique identifier for this log record |
status | string | success, error, or in_progress |
started_at | string | ISO 8601 timestamp when the scrape started |
finished_at | string or null | ISO 8601 timestamp when the scrape completed |
error_message | string or null | Details about the failure if status is error |
urls | array | The list of URLs that were scraped, matching the original request |
extraction_prompt | string or null | The AI prompt that was used, if any |
input_tokens | number or null | Input tokens consumed by the AI |
output_tokens | number or null | Output tokens generated by the AI |
tokens_used | number or null | Total tokens consumed |
captcha_solved_count | number or null | Number of CAPTCHAs solved during this request |
scraped_sites_count | number or null | Number of URLs successfully scraped |
latency_ms | number or null | Total duration of the scrape in milliseconds |
credits_used | number or null | Credits deducted from your account |
result_data | object or string or null | The full extracted content. The shape depends on whether you used a prompt and what output format was set |
GET /scrape-logs) excludes result_data to keep responses fast when you are loading many records. Always use this single-record endpoint when you need the actual scraped content.