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The Performance page shows how Halon’s investigations have gone for your workspace. Every number on it comes from what your team recorded, the ratings people gave its answers and what happened to its fixes, and nothing on it is estimated.

Open Performance under Halon in the dashboard’s sidebar. Every member can see it. Choose 7 days, 30 days or 90 days at the top to change the window. It starts at 30 days.

When Halon has not investigated anything in the window, the page says so and shows nothing else.

The first row sums up the answers.

FigureWhat it counts
RightAnswers your team rated right, out of the answers rated at all. The note under it says how many answers were rated, so a small sample is plain. Partly right is never counted as right
AnsweredFinished investigations that reached an answer, out of all that finished
Time to answerThe median time from start to answer, across answered investigations
InvestigationsInvestigations started in the window

What your team said of each answer splits the answers into right, partly right, wrong and not rated, with a weekly chart of each. Weeks start on Monday, and the first and last weeks are only partly in the window.

The second row counts the fixes Halon proposed with its answers. Each fix is counted once, by how it ended.

FigureWhat it counts
Fixes proposedEvery fix that came with an answer
AppliedFixes applied or partly applied, and not undone since
UndoneFixes applied, then reversed by applying their undo
CancelledFixes stopped while they were being applied

Where Halon was wrong lists up to ten answers from investigations in the window that your team marked wrong, newest first. Each shows the incident or the question, when it was marked wrong, what Halon said, the cause it gave, and the lessons Halon learned from that incident, each marked confirmed or unconfirmed. Choose the incident to open it, or Open the investigation to read the run.

Answers are rated Right, Partly right or Wrong, in Slack or on the run in the dashboard, see Rating answers. Lessons are memories, which you confirm or reject in Halon’s memory.

An AI agent connected over MCP reads the same numbers with get_halon_performance, for a window of 7, 30 or 90 days (30 when not given). Halon reads them the same way, so you can ask it in a chat how it has been doing.