# Check that it is running

Canonical: https://godspeedmissioncontrol.com/guide/check-it-works

## Open the health address

The notebook is the web page where you talk to Godspeed. Its health address answers without a sign-in:

- On your own computer: http://127.0.0.1:47831/health
- On a server: your server's `https://` address followed by `/health`

A running notebook answers with a line that starts like this:

```text
{"ok":true,"format":1,"version":"2.0.0-beta.6",
```

That is the version of Godspeed Mission Control you have, the same one **Settings**, **About** shows. [Update Godspeed Mission Control](/guide/update#check-which-release-you-have) shows how to tell whether a newer release is out. If the address does not load, see [The notebook page does not open](/guide/troubleshooting#the-notebook-page-does-not-open).

## Send a test message

1. Open the notebook. The **Godspeed** card on the dashboard says **Ready to chat**.
2. Click **Chat with Godspeed** and ask "What can you do for me?".

A real answer means your AI account works. On the [one-line server](/guide/glossary#one-line-server), write to your Telegram bot too. If you get a message about your AI account instead, see [Chat problems](/guide/troubleshooting#chat).

## Look at your routines

Routines are the jobs Godspeed does by itself at set times. Your first goal starts seven of them.

1. Open **Settings**. Under **Your AI**, it says "The routines reached it" with the time of its last check. If not, click **Check now**.
2. Scroll to **Routines**. The line at the top includes "Assistant: available."
3. Each routine has a row with its time and next run, such as "Runs every day at 05:30."

   ![The routines in Settings, each with its time, its next run and a Pause button](/guide-images/routines.png)
4. After its first run, the row says how it went, for example "Last ran today at 05:30, and it worked."

Each run with something to say leaves a note in **Notes**, in the folder **From your routines**. While Telegram is connected, on the one-line server, it comes to Telegram instead.

No rows, or a row that failed? See [Routine problems](/guide/troubleshooting#routines).

## See whether it runs on your installation

- **Windows:** the notebook starts each time you sign in to Windows.
- **Mac:** the notebook starts each time you log in to your Mac. This shows a line with `"PID" =` while it runs:

  ```bash
  launchctl list com.godspeedmissioncontrol.notebook
  ```
- **Linux, or a server without Docker:** this shows `active (running)`. If the installer could not use `sudo`, add `--user` after `systemctl`.

  ```bash
  systemctl status godspeed-integrated-notebook.service
  ```

- **The one-line server:** log in as root and run this. A running server lists two services, `godspeed` and `https`, each with the status `Up`.

  ```bash
  cd /opt/godspeed-mission-control && docker compose ps
  ```

[Get help](/guide/get-help) shows where each installation keeps its logs.