> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getcanonic.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# canonic status / report

> Inspect project state and local event-log figures.

## `canonic status`

Show the current canonic project root, config version, and local state presence.

```bash theme={null}
canonic status
```

Prints the project root, `canonic.yaml` config version (or a config error if invalid), whether `.canonic/` (local state) is present, the serving contract schema version, and a one-line summary of served-answer events (count, error count, p95 latency) if any exist. This is always a safe "what's my next step" command; run it whenever you're unsure of project state.

## `canonic report`

Show event-log figures from the local `.canonic/` store: counts, error distribution, latency, bytes scanned, and freshness.

```bash theme={null}
canonic report
canonic report --last 100 --recent 20
```

| Flag       | Description                                      |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| `--last`   | Restrict to the final N events in the log.       |
| `--recent` | Number of recent answers to list (default `10`). |

Output includes the onboarding funnel (setup started → connection added → bootstrap completed → first answer served → first curated review completed, each with a timestamp once reached), overall answer counts and latency percentiles, bytes scanned, stale-answer and guardrail-hit counts, an error distribution table, and a table of the most recent answers.