See everything your agents do.
Every run records itself — each model call with the exact context behind it, each tool execution with its output, each thing the agent tried and was not allowed to do.
Nothing to instrument. Everything recorded.
Agent observability is usually a project — an SDK to wire in, a collector to run, dashboards to keep honest. Here there is nothing to add: the platform runs your agents, so it records them. Every run, every agent, from the first day.
Each run captures its model calls, tool executions, and timing — down to the token.
Read the exact prompt behind any answer
Each model call stores the context that produced it — the instructions, the conversation, the tool results. “Why did it say that” is answered by reading, not by guessing.
Even compression is an event: when the conversation is summarized to fit the model, you can see what the agent stopped seeing.
Watch it live. Stop it if you have to.
Runs stream as they happen — you watch tool calls land while the agent is still working, not in a post-mortem.
And when something looks wrong, terminate the run from the same screen. The kill switch is a button, not a support ticket.
Denials are on the record
When an agent tries something outside its rules — a domain that was never allowed — the attempt does not vanish into a timeout. It lands on the run as an event: what, where, when.
Your security team gets evidence, not anecdotes.
- destination
- pastebin.com
- rule
- no match → denied
- recorded
- 11:14:07 · on the run
See it on your own cluster.
Thirty minutes, your infrastructure, your stack. Or skip the call — it is one Helm release onto a cluster you already run.