Nobody knows what their production AI agents are doing: monitoring remains a blind spot
Standard-Procedure73 · reddit · 2026-09-29
A Reddit post highlights a common gap among teams deploying AI agents in real workflows: most rely on scattered logs, a few alerts, and hope. Two questions go unanswered — whether agents stay within compliance and internal rules, and whether they behave as intended. The author asks practitioners what they use to monitor agents today, what observability they wish they had, and whether problems surfaced only after the fact.
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