docs(crowdin-ai): document the AI Logs tab (#793)

Author: rohalskyy

src/content/docs/crowdin/translation-process/crowdin-ai.mdx

@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ When configuring Microsoft Azure OpenAI, you will need to provide the following
 
 When configuring IBM Watsonx, you will need to provide the following credentials:
 
-* **Project ID**: Your Watsonx.ai project ID. To find it, navigate to your project, go to the **Manage** tab, and copy the **Project ID** from the *General* section.
+* **Project ID**: Your Watsonx.ai project ID. To find it, navigate to your project, go to the **Manage** tab, and copy the **Project ID** from the **General** section.
 * **Region**: The region where your Watsonx project is located. You can find this on your project dashboard. See the official IBM Cloud documentation for a list of [available regions for watsonx.ai](https://dataplatform.cloud.ibm.com/docs/content/wsj/getting-started/regional-datactr.html).
 
 ### Disabling AI Providers
@@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ Once created, snippets can be inserted into any AI prompt:
 
 #### Managing Existing Snippets
 
-To edit or delete a snippet, click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> in the *Actions* column on the desired snippet and select **Edit** or **Delete**. Alternatively, just double-click it to edit.
+To edit or delete a snippet, click <Icon name="mdi:dots-horizontal" class="inline-icon" /> in the **Actions** column on the desired snippet and select **Edit** or **Delete**. Alternatively, just double-click it to edit.
 
 ### AI Settings for the Account
 
@@ -354,6 +354,40 @@ Select the default **QA check** type prompt to be used for AI-powered quality as
   href="/project-settings/ai/"
 />
 
+### AI Logs
+
+The **Logs** tab records AI requests made using your Crowdin account, helping you monitor AI usage across your projects, troubleshoot failed requests, and track token consumption. Logs are available for the last 30 days, and older entries are automatically removed.
+
+In the **Logs** tab, you can view the list of AI requests with the following details:
+
+* **Date** – The date and time the request was made.
+* **Status** – The request status (e.g., Success, Error, Timeout, Pending).
+* **User** – The user who initiated the request.
+* **Model** – The AI model used for the request.
+* **Prompt type** – The type of prompt used (e.g., Auto-Translation & AI Suggestion, QA check).
+* **Project** – The project the request is related to.
+* **Action** – The AI action performed (e.g., AI Suggestion, QA check).
+* **Duration** – The time the request took to complete, in milliseconds.
+* **Input tokens** – The number of tokens sent in the request.
+* **Output tokens** – The number of tokens received in the response.
+* **HTTP status** – The HTTP status code returned by the AI provider.
+* **Managed by Crowdin** – Whether the request used a provider managed by Crowdin.
+* **Prompt** – The prompt used for the request.
+
+<Aside type="tip">
+  Some columns are hidden by default. Click the column selector icon <Icon name="mdi:view-column" class="inline-icon" /> to choose which columns to display.
+</Aside>
+
+To narrow down the list, click the **Filters** button, which allows you to filter by **Date**, **Status**, **Action**, **Model**, **Prompt type**, **Project**, **User**, **Managed by Crowdin**, **Token**, and **OAuth Application**.
+
+To view the full details of a specific request, click **Details** in the **Actions** column. The **Log Details** dialog shows all the details listed above, along with:
+
+* **Initiated by** – Whether the request was triggered manually by a user (User) or automatically (Automatic).
+* **Authorization Type** – How the request was authorized (e.g., User session, Personal Access Token, OAuth Application).
+* **IP** – The IP address the request originated from.
+* **User agent** – The browser or client used to make the request.
+* **Error message** – The reason the request failed (shown for failed requests).
+
 ## Auto-translation via AI
 
 Auto-translation via AI allows you to use AI Models to auto-translate your content with high-quality, context-aware translations.

src/content/docs/enterprise/translation-process/crowdin-ai.mdx

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ When configuring Microsoft Azure OpenAI, you will need to provide the following
 
 When configuring IBM Watsonx, you will need to provide the following credentials:
 
-* **Project ID**: Your Watsonx.ai project ID. To find it, navigate to your project, go to the **Manage** tab, and copy the **Project ID** from the *General* section.
+* **Project ID**: Your Watsonx.ai project ID. To find it, navigate to your project, go to the **Manage** tab, and copy the **Project ID** from the **General** section.
 * **Region**: The region where your Watsonx project is located. You can find this on your project dashboard. See the official IBM Cloud documentation for a list of [available regions for watsonx.ai](https://dataplatform.cloud.ibm.com/docs/content/wsj/getting-started/regional-datactr.html).
 
 ### Disabling AI Providers
@@ -361,6 +361,40 @@ Select the default **QA check** type prompt to be used for AI-powered quality as
   href="/enterprise/project-settings/ai/"
 />
 
+### AI Logs
+
+The **Logs** tab records AI requests made across your organization, helping you monitor AI usage, troubleshoot failed requests, and track token consumption. Logs are available for the last 30 days, and older entries are automatically removed.
+
+In the **Logs** tab, you can view the list of AI requests with the following details:
+
+* **Date** – The date and time the request was made.
+* **Status** – The request status (e.g., Success, Error, Timeout, Pending).
+* **User** – The user who initiated the request.
+* **Model** – The AI model used for the request.
+* **Prompt type** – The type of prompt used (e.g., Auto-Translation & AI Suggestion, Alignment, QA check).
+* **Project** – The project the request is related to.
+* **Action** – The AI action performed (e.g., AI Suggestion, Alignment, QA check).
+* **Duration** – The time the request took to complete, in milliseconds.
+* **Input tokens** – The number of tokens sent in the request.
+* **Output tokens** – The number of tokens received in the response.
+* **HTTP status** – The HTTP status code returned by the AI provider.
+* **Managed by Crowdin** – Whether the request used a provider managed by Crowdin.
+* **Prompt** – The prompt used for the request.
+
+<Aside type="tip">
+  Some columns are hidden by default. Click the column selector icon <Icon name="material-symbols:table-chart" class="inline-icon" /> to choose which columns to display.
+</Aside>
+
+To narrow down the list, click the **Filter** button, which allows you to filter by **Status**, **Action**, **Project**, **User**, **Model**, **Prompt type**, **Managed by Crowdin**, **Token**, **Application Name**, and **Time period**.
+
+To view the full details of a specific request, click a log entry to open the **Log Details** dialog. It shows all the details listed above, along with:
+
+* **Initiated by** – Whether the request was triggered manually by a user (User) or automatically (Automatic).
+* **Authorization Type** – How the request was authorized (e.g., User session, Personal Access Token, OAuth Application).
+* **IP** – The IP address the request originated from.
+* **User agent** – The browser or client used to make the request.
+* **Error message** – The reason the request failed (shown for failed requests).
+
 ## Auto-translation via AI
 
 Auto-translation via AI allows you to use AI Models to auto-translate your content with high-quality, context-aware translations.