Agent behavior monitoring at scale

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Problem

Production AI agents fail in behavioral ways—looping, reasoning leakage, user frustration—and existing evaluation methods (frontier models as judges) are too expensive and slow to run at scale across millions of agent turns.

Solution concept

A specialized inference system that runs many lightweight behavioral classifiers on agent traces in parallel, reusing computation across classifiers to achieve sub-100ms latency and minimal per-classifier overhead, making continuous behavioral monitoring economically feasible at scale.

Who has it

ML engineers and startups running production AI agents at scale, with tens of thousands of agent runs and millions of turns.

How they handle it today

Currently using frontier models like GPT or Claude to judge agent behavior on every turn, or sampling agent data manually to extract signals about performance and failure modes.

Why now

Production AI agent deployment is expanding; companies with large-scale agent systems (tens of thousands of runs, millions of turns) need monitoring but frontier-model-based evaluation is prohibitively expensive.

How it could charge

API-based pricing, likely per-classification or per-agent-turn, structured to be cheaper than running frontier models while scaling linearly with the number of behavioral signals tracked.