
What LLM Tracing Captures and What It Deliberately Omits
Tracing captures observable system state but cannot judge correctness or find root causes.
Story: Tomás Erhlich

Tracing captures observable system state but cannot judge correctness or find root causes.
Story: Tomás Erhlich

Agent tracing tools struggle to diagnose why production systems fail, not just that they do.
Story: Kwame Asante-Briggs

Documentation tools monitor what agents read, not whether they act on it correctly.
Story: Renata Solberg

Output-only testing misses the failures that cancel each other out in agent chains.
Story: Kwame Asante-Briggs

The harness layer, not the model, determines whether production agents succeed or fail.
Story: Priya Venkataramaiah
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How to tell if an AI agent observability platform will actually catch silent failures.
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Measuring agents at three levels catches failures invisible to task completion alone.
Story: Priya Venkataramaiah

Separating failures by harness layer reveals where debugging actually moves the needle.
Story: Tomás Erhlich

Behavioral patterns in agent logs reveal quality issues that explicit ratings miss.
Story: Tomás Erhlich

Use production traces to rank agent fixes by actual failure impact, not complaint volume.
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How to version prompts and safely promote changes in production agent systems.
Story: Kwame Asante-Briggs

Test prompt changes against real production failures before shipping them live.
Story: Kwame Asante-Briggs