Read your API request logs
A Request Logs endpoint family lets you inspect what your own API keys have called — method, path, status, timing and the full detail.
ChangelogNew
A new Request Logs endpoint family lets you inspect the requests your own API keys have made (live + test) — method, path, status, timing, and the full request/response detail — so you can correlate and debug integrations without leaving your stack.
What else changed
GET /v1/developers/request-logs— list your past API requests, cursor-paginated. Filter byenvironment(live/test),only_errors,method,http_status,path_contains,api_key_id, and afrom/totime range. By default the last 30 days are returned.GET /v1/developers/request-logs/{request_id}— full detail of a single request, including request/response bodies and headers. Pass the optionaltimestamphint (the value from the list) to look up logs older than the default window.- Cursor pagination — navigate with the opaque
next_cursor/prev_cursorreturned in each response;has_next/has_previoustell you when you've reached the edges. - Correlate with
X-Request-Id— each log'srequest_idmatches theX-Request-Idresponse header (andmeta.request_id), so you can jump straight from a live response to its full log. - Works with your existing API key (
Authorization: Bearer) — no extra scope required.
Endpoints
- GET/v1/developers/request-logsList your API request logs (cursor-paginated, filterable by environment, status, method, path, key and time range)
- GET/v1/developers/request-logs/{request_id}Get the full detail (bodies + headers) of a single request log