Black-box actions
Know which agent acted, what it touched, and which downstream system changed.
ObserveAgents turns standard OpenTelemetry runtime evidence into an agent inventory, security findings, detection-rule alerts, and Gateway control recommendations — no proprietary SDK. Observe first. Control only what matters.
Autonomous agents make decisions, call tools, access systems, and trigger workflows across your product. Without runtime visibility, teams inherit four problems at once.
Know which agent acted, what it touched, and which downstream system changed.
Spot failed tasks, retries, degraded outcomes, and reliability patterns before they spread.
Detect unusual access, risky tool calls, data movement, and policy exceptions.
Know who owns every agent, with auditable context for decisions, reviews, and controls.
Every page answers one question from runtime evidence — never from guesswork.
An agent reaches an MCP server, the MCP server reaches Slack or your database — ObserveAgents records each hop as a span. Identifiers and timings only, never prompts or responses.
One evidence chain: OpenTelemetry traces flow into Runtime, power Asset and Security Intelligence, and end in the Gateway Control Center.
No manual registration, no tagging, no proprietary SDK. Your existing OpenTelemetry stack is the only integration.
Session-grouped traces and per-step execution waterfalls. Structural metadata only — prompts and responses are never stored.
Every AI system discovered from traces — ownership, capabilities, dependencies, and findings, worst first.
MCP tools in production, database and API reach, unknown providers, missing owners — every finding shows why it fired.
Built-in detection rules evaluate during the intelligence run — never inside ingestion, never enforcing anything.
Risky agents become review candidates with suggested controls. The Gateway enforces only when you explicitly configure it.
OpenTelemetry is the pipe; the GenAI semantic conventions are the language. If your agents emit traces, ObserveAgents understands them.
Different teams need different answers. ObserveAgents gives each one the right level of visibility without hiding the technical truth.
See which agents run, what they touch, where they get stuck, and which product workflows depend on autonomous activity.
View the demo →Runtime timelines, per-step execution waterfalls, tool and MCP calls, errors, and latency — straight from your OpenTelemetry traces.
Explore runtime evidence →Investigate runtime security findings — MCP usage, database and API reach, unknown providers, ownership gaps — and review the agents recommended for control.
Review security signals →Try the ObserveAgents demo: nothing to install — runtime timelines, the AI asset inventory, security findings, and the Gateway Control Center, all on realistic synthetic data.
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