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# Exploration

The **Exploration** page is where you inspect the selected target.

It combines the state graph with the runs table for that target.

### What you can review

* **State graph:** The merged graph of discovered pages and transitions
* **Runs table:** Recent exploration and test runs for the selected target
* **Run detail:** Execution logs, errors, and screenshots for an individual run

### State graph

Use the state graph to inspect what Duku discovered for the target.

The graph updates as more explorations complete.

### Runs table

Scroll down to the runs table to inspect recent runs.

Open any run from the table to inspect:

* **Execution log:** A step-by-step record of actions taken
* **State graph:** Pages visited and transitions between them
* **Errors:** JavaScript errors, network failures, and broken elements
* **Screenshots:** Captured at each state transition

### Status values

| Status        | Meaning                                    |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| **Pending**   | Queued for execution                       |
| **Running**   | Currently executing                        |
| **Completed** | Finished successfully                      |
| **Failed**    | Finished with errors or could not complete |


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