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Behaviors

Set up behaviors to automatically tag traces based on the agent behavior.

With Behaviors, you can define and track agent behaviors, turning vague issues into clear, data-driven groupings of traces. Once you've tagged traces with behaviors, dive in to explore patterns and identify root causes.

Behaviors Page

Behaviors are simply the outputs of judges when run online. They will show up as separate views in the behaviors page (traces that exhibit a particular agent behavior) and will also be tagged to the traces in the trace view. For more information about the actual logic behind how behaviors are determined, look at the Judges pages.

Getting Started with Behaviors

Click the Behaviors button in the sidebar.

Behaviors Page

Click the New Behavior button and select whether you would like to create a new judge or create behaviors from an existing judge.

Behavior Creation Dialog

Once you have finished creating a judge or selecting an existing judge, you will be asked to verify your behavior.

Verify Behavior Creation Dialog

Once you click the "Create" button, that's it, your traces will automatically be getting tracked for these behaviors in real time!

Next Steps

  • Alerts - Configure alerts triggered on agent behavior to catch issues before they impact users.
  • Tracer SDK Reference - Explore the complete Tracer API including span access, metadata, and advanced configuration.
  • Agent Behavior Monitoring - Run real-time behavioral monitoring on your production agents with server-hosted scorers.

Tracing

Track agent behavior and evaluate performance in real-time with OpenTelemetry-based tracing.

Rules and Alerts

Set up rules to automatically notify you or perform actions when your agent misbehaves in production.

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