You can find this utility in Customer Service Hub > Service Management > Case Settings > Automatic record creation and update rules > View activity monitor, see screenshot below:
Once you are in there, you may be surprised that your rules haven’t been tracked. By default, only errors will be captured, but you can extend this by clicking on “Monitor options”:
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