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+question: I ran the Agent Relay task flow or integration test successfully, but I
+  can’t see the completed task in the dashboard. Was the task deleted?
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+Usually, the task was not deleted.
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+The Agent Relay dashboard is tied to the agent token you enter on the page, and it only shows tasks that were sent or received by that specific agent.
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+When you run the integration test, it creates new sender and recipient agents. The test output includes a token like `DASHBOARD_SENDER_TOKEN=agt_...`. Copy that sender token into the dashboard (the same token the test printed) and refresh the page—you should then see the task with `completed` status.
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+If you use a different agent token, the dashboard may look empty even though the task exists in the database.
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+One exception: the CI workflow uses a temporary PostgreSQL database for its integration test and removes that database during cleanup. As a result, tasks/tokens created by the CI-only test won’t be available after the workflow finishes. If you want to inspect a task in the dashboard after CI/CD deployment, run the integration test against the persistent PostgreSQL database used by Docker Compose or Kubernetes, then use the sender token printed by that test.
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