> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.codewarden.co/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Activity log > Reviews, replies to mentions and configuration changes in one organization, newest first. The activity log, `/orgs//activity`, lists what happened in an organization, newest first. Every member can read it; nothing can be changed from it. Filter it with **All**, **Reviews**, **Mentions** or **Configuration**, and use **Load more** to go further back. ## What it records | Family | Entries | | - | - | | Reviews | Each review, with its status, repository, pull request and the number of comments published. Opens the review's page. | | Mentions | Each mention of `@codewardenapp`: answered or not, who asked, and a link to the reply on GitHub. | | Configuration | Jira connected, site chosen, disconnected, or stopped working. Sentry connected, disconnected, or stopped working. A repository switched off or on. A member made owner or member. A pull request left out of the measurements or put back. A decision revoked. A data deletion requested or cancelled. | Configuration entries say who made the change. People are shown by their GitHub login, as "a member" when they have not connected GitHub, or as "a former member" when their account was deleted. Email addresses are never shown. Billing events are not in the log; the [plan page](/account/plans-and-ai-turns) shows the current state, and Polar's portal holds invoices. Changes to `.codewarden.yml` are not in the log either. They are commits in your repository, and its history on GitHub is the record. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.