The Status page shows what your Travian bot does now, what runs next, and what already ran. Open it from the sidebar.

The page has three parts:
Now line, past runs below it.The Now strip answers "is my bot working?" in one look.

Scheduler says if the account works or sleeps, and until when.Now shows the job on each lane, its current step, and how long it has run. Parallel jobs run next to the lanes.Attention names the jobs that failed. Click a name to open that job.When Attention says All clear, no job needs you.
The job list puts every job in one of five groups.

Needs attention: the last runs failed.Running: the job runs now.Scheduled: the job runs at the time on the right.Waiting for a condition: the job runs when the game state allows it, for example when resources arrive.Paused: you paused the job.The line under each name says what the job did last or why it waits. The small bars show its last runs. Green finished, red failed.
Tip: Type in
Filter jobsto find one job fast in a long list.
The timeline shows every run in time order, with the newest at the top.

Up next lists the next runs and the time until each one.Now line separates the runs to come from the runs that already ran.The timeline folds noise so the real work stays visible:
2 quiet runs holds them. Click it to see them.×3. Click Show all 3 failures to see each one.Use the search box, the village picker, and the time range (Last 15m to Last 24h) to narrow the timeline.
Start in the job list. The reason line under the job name answers most cases.
Waiting for resources until 18:50 and similar: the job waits for the game, not for you.Paused: click the job, then click Resume.Backing off after errors: the job failed and waits before it tries again.Scheduler says asleep: the account is outside its play time. See Schedules and safety.Click the job for more. Its header shows Next run, Last run, and its runs in the last 24 hours. The timeline then shows only the runs of that job.

To see every job again, click the Job: Train troops chip above the timeline, or press Escape.
Turn on Problems only to see only the runs that failed or were cancelled.

Click a failed run to open it. The detail shows each step, how long it took, and the step that failed with its error.

Open Diagnostics to see what the agent saw. The failure screenshot shows the game page at the moment the run failed. Click it to see it full size.

Tip: To ask for help, click
Copy link to this runinDiagnosticsand paste the link in your message.
You can start a job without waiting for its turn.
Run now.Run again.Pause next to Run now to stop a job until you resume it.⋯ menu on the job for Delete job… and a link to the settings that made the job.The ⋯ menu next to the time range has Check jobs now, the export of the history as JSON or CSV, and Clear history….
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Open Status in the sidebar. The strip at the top shows the scheduler state, the job on each lane, and any job that needs you.
Find the job in the job list on the left. The line under its name gives the reason, for example Waiting for resources until 18:50 or Paused. Click the job for its next run time and its last runs.
Turn on Problems only, then click the failed run. It shows each step with its time, the step that failed, and the error. Open Diagnostics to see the failure screenshot of the page the agent saw.
Yes. Click the job, then click Run now. After a failure you can also click Run again in the run detail.
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