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# Report Snapshots

A **report** is an immutable bundle of one or more benchmark runs plus notes, ready to share or export. Creating one freezes the underlying data so future edits to the source agent or prompt set don't retroactively change the report.

```ts
type Report = {
  id: string;
  workspaceId: string;
  title: string;
  notes: string;
  runIds: string[];         // one or more
  shareToken: string | null;
  createdAt: string;
};
```

## What's frozen

When you snapshot a run, the report captures:

* The agent profile **as it was** at snapshot time (prompt, tools, memory, budget).
* The connector base URL and model (but not the API key).
* All per-iteration results (TTFT, total, tokens, cost, error).
* Computed stats (p50/p95/p99, mean tok/s, total cost).
* The honesty notes (closed-provider banner, sample size warnings, etc.).

## Sharing

A report can mint a `share_token` for read-only public access. The token is required in the `x-share-token` request header — no token, no row, no matter who's authenticated. See [Share Tokens](/seekspeed-docs/security/share-tokens.md).


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