The gh agent-task view command supports inspecting an individual agent task. Combining --log with --follow selects session log output and continues following that output as the session progresses. The official CLI reference describes these flags as ''Show agent session logs'' and ''Follow agent session logs,'' respectively.

This combination is appropriate when an agent appears stalled because a task-level status alone cannot explain what the agent is currently doing. Following the log allows the operator to observe additional activity, identify the last reported operation, and distinguish ongoing execution from a task awaiting intervention.

The list command is useful for discovering tasks and obtaining an overview of concurrent activity. It does not replace following the detailed output of the relevant session. The --jq parameter filters structured JSON output; it does not provide the continuous log-following behavior requested here. Opening a browser with a web option also fails the terminal streaming requirement.

Viewing logs is an observational action. It does not itself restart, cancel, or unblock the agent.

Study-guide topics: monitoring concurrent agents, execution visibility, and troubleshooting. Reference: GitHub CLI---gh agent-task view.

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