Task histories with context, actions and outcomes

Histories of operational work items, such as service requests, approvals, claims and back-office tasks, recording the context each person had, the actions they took in which system, and the outcome. Labs use them to train and evaluate agents on multi-step business processes with known results.

Last updated October 3, 2026

What a record contains

One work item: the request and its context, every state change and action (who, what, when, in which system), attachments, decisions with reasons, and the outcome.

FieldWhat it holds
item_id, processFor example refund approval or claims intake
context{}What the worker could see at the start
events[]Actor role, action, system, time and note
decisions[]Decision and stated reason
outcomeApproved, rejected, reworked, completed
Illustrative record. The values are made up to show the shape of the data.
{
  "item_id": "W-18822",
  "process": "refund_approval",
  "context": {"order_value_band": "100-250", "customer_tenure_years": 3},
  "events": [
    {"actor": "agent_role", "action": "open_order", "system": "oms", "at": "10:02"},
    {"actor": "agent_role", "action": "request_approval", "system": "workflow", "at": "10:05"},
    {"actor": "lead_role", "action": "approve", "system": "workflow", "at": "10:31"}
  ],
  "decisions": [{"decision": "approve", "reason": "carrier damage photo attached"}],
  "outcome": "approved"
}

How AI labs use it

Agents on real processes
Multi-step work across real business systems.
Rewards from outcomes
Approved, rejected and reworked items as signals.
Process evaluation
Replay histories and score an agent’s next action.

Typical preparation requirements

Agreed with the supplier before any work begins. Typical requirements include:

  • Customer and employee identities pseudonymized
  • Free-text notes redacted for personal data
  • Regulated records such as health and credit data reviewed separately

Every dataset has a documented owner and confirmed licensing rights. See data governance on sourcex.si.

What makes a strong package

  • Reasons recorded for decisions
  • Outcomes linked to each item
  • Consistent process definitions over time

Compared with public datasets

Public sets such as Mind2Web and TheAgentCompany are useful references, but limited as enterprise training data. The operations and workflows category page compares them with licensed data.

Who typically holds it

  • Insurers
  • Healthcare administration teams
  • BPOs
  • Logistics companies
  • Finance operations teams

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Questions

How is this different from ticket data?

Tickets capture conversations. Task histories capture the actions and decisions taken in business systems to complete the work.

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