Bot Logs

Updated Oct 7, 2026

If you're ever having trouble with bots or trying to figure out what a bot is or is not doing, you should always check the bot logs first. Bot logs provide a lot of detail about what a bot is doing, and this often contains the answer to bot operation questions.

To open your bot logs, click Log at the top of the Recent activity module on your dashboard. If the module is not in view, open it with the arrow at the top right of the page, or add it from Customize. You can also view an individual bot and go to its Log tab.

Your bot logs are located here

Once there, you can search or filter to find the bot or log type that you're looking for. You can also customize the level each activity shows at. Which activities notify you is set under Settings > Notifications.

When your bot cannot trust a position's prices, its stops wait and the log says why. Illiquid Quotes For Monitored Stop is written each time a monitored stop or GEX exit reaches its level and waits, and Illiquid Quotes For Trailing Stop each time a trailing stop is skipped. Each entry names the actual reason, whatever its title says: a market too wide to close against, quotes behind the market, or no current quote. If a monitored stop or GEX exit stays at its level for four checks in a row without being able to act, the bot also logs Quotes Behind Market For Monitored Stop as an error. See Stops on hold.