# Retrying or cancelling a run

Check whether completed steps are safe to repeat, correct the input or configuration, retry once from the supported boundary, or cancel and confirm execution stops.

![Retrying or cancelling a run in Foxora v5.0.3](/docs/images/v5.0.3/operations/runs-panel.webp)

## Where this lives

Open a task and choose **Runs** in its header.

A run is one execution record for an agent, crew, scheduled task, workflow, bot, or channel-triggered job. It contains status, timing, step activity, logs, usage, and outputs.

> **Safety:** Retrying can repeat external actions. Inspect the last confirmed successful step and use idempotency or a corrected input before running again.

## Steps

1. Open a task and choose **Runs** in its header.
2. Check whether completed steps are safe to repeat.
3. Correct the input or configuration, retry once from the supported boundary, or cancel and confirm execution stops.
4. Review what will be retained, revoked, detached, stopped, or permanently deleted; export anything you may need later.
5. **Confirm the result.** Check terminal status, output identifiers, logs, usage, and the actual destination rather than relying on a green badge alone.

## Choose the right path

- Start a new run for a new input.
- Retry only a failed or safely repeatable execution.
- Cancel when continuing could waste credits or create an unwanted side effect.


## Confirm it worked

- Check terminal status, output identifiers, logs, usage, and the actual destination rather than relying on a green badge alone.
- The screen, command, file, run, or destination named in this guide reflects the expected state.