AgentOps is an observability platform and developer toolkit for monitoring the execution, performance, and reliability of autonomous agents powered by large language models. It serves as a system for tracking AI agent behavior, debugging complex workflows, and benchmarking model performance.
The main features of agentops-ai/agentops are: AI Agent Execution Monitors, Agent Framework Integrations, AI Agent Development Toolkits, Provider Cost Mappings, LLM Cost Management, AI Application Debugging, Agent Graph Debuggers, Local AI Workflow Debuggers.
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