Agent Observability

Your agent failed. Where do you even look?

See the runs, tool calls, waits and costs behind agent behavior.

How it fits together

  1. Runs + tools
  2. Connected traces
  3. Actionable diagnosis

What changes.

We instrument your agent’s operating path and connect it to the monitoring tools your team uses, with the context needed to investigate and act.

Yours to put to work.

  • Scope and acceptance criteria agreed together.

Connected traces and events

Correlation across agent runs, tools, approvals and external handoffs.

Operational views

Dashboards for completion, failures, waiting work, latency and cost.

Actionable operations

Alerts, investigation runbooks and appropriate redaction and retention rules.

See an example engagement

An example scope, adapted to your environment.

  1. The starting point: An agent appears idle and the operator cannot tell whether it is waiting or broken.
  2. The work: Correlate the run, tool request and external event into an operational view.
  3. The handoff: Traceable runs, useful alerts and a troubleshooting runbook.

How we evaluate the result

  • A failed or stalled task can be traced across its execution path.
  • Operational alerts identify agreed conditions without exposing sensitive payloads.
  • The team can distinguish waiting, failing and completed work.

A useful place to start

Let’s work through your specific problem.

Start with Agent Observability, scoped to your environment.