See what your agent actually did.
Traces, evaluations, and cost per run — on infrastructure that stays yours.
Why private by default
Agent traces contain the most sensitive thing you have: real customer inputs and every intermediate step your system took. We deploy open, self-hostable observability so those traces live in your environment, and so your tooling does not disappear when a vendor gets acquired.
What you get
- Full trace of every run: prompts, tool calls, retries, and outcomes
- Evaluation runs against your own datasets, wired into deploys
- Cost and latency attributed per run, per customer, per feature
- Retention you set, in the region you choose
- Dashboards your non-engineers can actually read
Good fit if
- You cannot currently answer "why did it do that?" for a specific run
- Compliance requires traces to stay in your environment
- Model or prompt changes ship without anyone measuring the effect
Common questions
In your environment, in the region you choose, with retention you set. We deploy open, self-hostable observability rather than shipping your traces to a third party.
Every run is captured end to end: prompts, tool calls, retries, and outcomes. That is what makes it possible to answer why a specific run behaved the way it did.
Yes. Evaluation runs use your datasets and are wired into deploys, so a prompt or model change gets measured before it reaches customers.
Yes. Cost and latency are attributed per run, per customer, and per feature, which is usually the only way to find what is driving a rising bill.
Tell us what you are shipping.
Send the shape of the problem — what the agent does, who uses it, and what breaks today. We will tell you what we would run and what it would take.