Managing Jobs
Create, monitor, and manage your coding jobs
Creating a Job
- 1Go to Dashboard and click 'New Job'
- 2Select the repository and branch
- 3Describe what you want Enric to do
- 4Optionally add images or documents
- 5Click 'Start Job' to begin
Monitoring Progress
View real-time logs and progress updates in the job detail view.
Info
Real-time logs are available while a job is running. Open the job detail view and scroll to the Logs section.
Job Actions
- cancel: Cancel a running job if you need to stop it
- restart: Restart a failed job to try again — for jobs in an epic, the replacement keeps the original's place in the wave and downstream jobs that depend on it are automatically rewired to the replacement
- continue: Continue a job that's waiting for input
Warning
Cancelling a running job stops it immediately. Any uncommitted code changes will be discarded.
Bulk Operations
Need to act on many jobs at once? Pick any tab, select the jobs you want, and apply the same action to all of them in one click — no clicking through each row.
Selecting jobs
- Use the Select all checkbox in the bulk action bar to grab every job in the current tab.
- Hold Shift while clicking checkboxes to select a contiguous range — works the same way as in your file manager.
- Selection is per-tab. Switching tabs clears the current selection so you don't accidentally act on jobs you can't see.
Available actions per tab
- Active — cancel running jobs, or complete jobs that are waiting on review.
- Queued — cancel queued jobs, or start them immediately.
- Scheduled — cancel scheduled jobs before they launch.
- Failed — restart with the same prompt, or delete from history.
- Cancelled — restart with the same prompt, or delete from history.
- Completed — delete from history once you no longer need them.
- Inside an epic — cancel, restart, or delete jobs that belong to the same epic. Use the wave view to drag jobs between waves, click any card to edit, hover a failed job to Retry, and use + Add to Wave to insert new jobs inline.
Info
Destructive actions (cancel, delete) always show a confirmation dialog with the exact number of jobs that will be affected, so a misclick can't run away on you.
While the bulk action runs you'll see a live progress bar with an X-of-N counter. The page stays responsive — you can keep using it.
When the batch is large and some jobs can't accept the action (e.g. one was already cancelled), you get a single warning toast that breaks down successes and failures. Successful jobs update; the rest keep their previous state.