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OpenFrame AIRead AI health and export a report
See how OpenFrame AI is doing in numbers and save those numbers to a file.
Before you start
- You have used OpenFrame AI at least once.
Steps
Open the Offline AI tab and look at the AI HEALTH card.
Before you use OpenFrame AI it says No requests yet. The figures appear after you use OpenFrame AI. A note says only numbers are kept on this computer: no questions, answers or project text, and nothing is sent. Export AI report is under the note.
After some use, read the table.
REQUESTS COUNTED is how many requests were made. TYPICAL ANSWER TIME is the middle answer time in seconds. PROPOSALS APPLIED shows the share of proposals you applied, with how many were decided, for example 0% (0 of 3 decided). CHECKS PER ANSWER shows how many checks an answer needed, 1.0 being one. ERRORS is the number of failures. RUNS ON says processor or graphics card. WEAKEST TOOL names the kind of request that went wrong most often, or says none stands out.
Click Export AI report and choose where to save the file.
A Windows Save window titled Export AI report opens with the name openframe-ai-report.json. A message then says Saved with the file name and the number of requests. The file holds the same numbers, so you can send them to someone if you want to.
What you get
You can read OpenFrame AI's numbers and have them in a file.
Watch out for
- The report holds numbers only. It never holds your questions, the answers or any project text, and nothing is sent anywhere. Sharing the file is your choice.