Request logs

Request logs record your workspace's evaluation requests, successful and failed: when each was recorded, the HTTP status it returned and, for a failure, its public error code. Every AbuseZero REST API response carries an X-Request-ID header, and every error repeats it as request_id. The request log ID is that value with a req_ prefix, for requests made over the REST API and through the AbuseZero MCP server, so a request your servers recorded can be looked up here directly.

Two kinds of request aren't logged: requests whose credential never authenticated, because they belong to no workspace, and rate-limited requests (429). Keep the request_id of any request, and include it whenever you contact AbuseZero about it.

Examples on this page use a server client:

import { AbuseZero } from "abusezero/server";

const abusezero = new AbuseZero({ key: process.env.ABUSEZERO_SECRET_KEY!, outage: "throw" });

The request log objectCopy Anchor Link

{
  "object": "request_log",
  "id": "req_7d0e5c2a-1f4b-4e8a-b6c3-9a2d5e0f1b74",
  "status": 200,
  "code": null,
  "created_at": "2026-10-29T14:02:19.000Z"
}

List request logsCopy Anchor Link

Returns request logs newest first.

Also available as abusezero request-logs list in the AbuseZero CLI, abusezero_list_request_logs on the AbuseZero MCP server and requestLogs() in the AbuseZero Node.js SDK.

Query parametersCopy Anchor Link

ExampleCopy Anchor Link

const page = await abusezero.requestLogs({ limit: 100 });

ResponseCopy Anchor Link

Returns 200.

{
  "object": "list",
  "data": [
    {
      "object": "request_log",
      "id": "req_7d0e5c2a-1f4b-4e8a-b6c3-9a2d5e0f1b74",
      "status": 200,
      "code": null,
      "created_at": "2026-10-29T14:02:19.000Z"
    },
    {
      "object": "request_log",
      "id": "req_4b2d6f8a-0c1e-4a3b-9d5f-7e8a1c3b5d02",
      "status": 404,
      "code": "BENEFIT_NOT_FOUND",
      "created_at": "2026-10-29T14:01:47.000Z"
    }
  ],
  "next_cursor": "…"
}

When next_cursor is a string, pass it as cursor to read the next page. See Pagination.

Retrieve a request logCopy Anchor Link

Also available as abusezero request-logs get in the AbuseZero CLI, abusezero_get_request_log on the AbuseZero MCP server and call() in the AbuseZero Node.js SDK.

Path parametersCopy Anchor Link

ExampleCopy Anchor Link

const log = await abusezero.call("/v1/request-logs/req_7d0e5c2a-1f4b-4e8a-b6c3-9a2d5e0f1b74");

ResponseCopy Anchor Link

Returns 200 with a request log object.

ErrorsCopy Anchor Link

For every other code, see REST API errors.

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