Track article processing and check delayed status
Use AI Processing to follow jobs, open results, and check status before retrying a request.
In this article
Article generation runs on Erza's service while the application displays progress. Closing a page or losing a connection does not necessarily mean the job failed. Inspect existing work before submitting another request.
Steps
- After starting article generation or regeneration, open AI Processing in the header.
- Identify the item by title, feature, or processing time. Distinguish running, delayed, completed, and failed states.
- If Check Status is offered, use it to request an update. Wait for its response before checking again.
- Once completed, follow the available result link and inspect the article in preview.
- After reloading, check the article list or AI Processing for restored status. Save important results before closing a tab running a tool with a live response stream.
Expected result
Completed status leads to a result; delayed status needs checking and is not automatically failure. Progress percentages do not promise a particular completion time.
Troubleshooting
- If the job remains unclear after checking, record the article ID or title, time, and displayed message for support.
- Do not submit many identical requests to force progress; they can create separate jobs and make credit usage harder to reconcile.
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