Jobs: filter by type and state; each row names what the job acts on.

Doxaform does its work in durable jobs: they survive a restart, retry on transient failures, and are listed here so “why is my download pending” is never a mystery. The tab opens on renders, because that is what people come here for; switch the type filter to see crawls.

States

scheduled (waiting for its time) → available (waiting for a worker) → runningcompleted, or retryable (failed, will try again after a backoff) → discarded (gave up after the last attempt) / cancelled. A running crawl can legitimately sit queued for minutes: torii paces every account, and a task waits its turn rather than being abandoned. That wait is normal and is not counted against the job.

Cancel

Select rows → Cancel, or Cancel all matching the filter. A queued job is cancelled at once; a running render finishes its current file rather than being killed mid-write.
Publishing jobs never retry on their own: a lost answer from the platform could mean the post did go out, and posting twice is worse than posting once. A publish that fails shows here as discarded with the reason, and you decide.