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Dashboards

Custom dashboards combine metrics, charts, filters, and activity feeds for agent runs, reliability, judge scores, token usage, and costs over time.

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Custom Dashboards

The Dashboards section of the project sidebar provides customizable dashboards for monitoring agent performance over time. All Dashboards lists every dashboard, and pinned dashboards appear directly below it. Create multiple dashboards and arrange their widgets in a drag-and-drop grid so each view answers one operational question.

A custom observability dashboard with total runs and success rate cards above an area chart of completed and failed runs.
A custom dashboard pairing stat cards with an area chart of completed and failed runs over time.

Widget Types

Stat Cards
Show one metric with an optional breakdown: total runs, success rate, failures, tool calls, tokens, or token cost.
Area Charts
Plot agent or connector runs, token usage, token cost, or model usage as toggleable time series.
Bar Charts
Rank agents by runs, tokens, token cost, or judge score; context values by runs, tokens, or cost; models by tokens or cost; connectors by executions; and judges by score.
Logs Lists
Add a recent activity feed for agent or connector runs, with an errors-only option and links to run details.
Input Widgets
Bind dashboard-level text or select values that other widgets can share. Select options can be static or loaded from project database collections.

Cost by Customer or Use Case

Any key that middleware or tools write to the run context can group token cost. Set context["customer_id"] or context["use_case"] in middleware, then add a Bar Chart with By Context, enter the key, and choose Token Cost or Token Usage. The chart ranks up to 20 values for the selected date range and environment.

To follow one value over time, add an Area Chart or Stat Card with a filter such as context.customer_id == 'acme'. To use one dashboard for every customer, add an Input Widget with the variable customer and set the filter to context.customer_id == '{customer}'. An empty input removes that condition.

Dashboard Features

  • Multiple dashboards: separate cost monitoring, reliability, and debugging views.
  • Date range picker: change the time window for every widget with a preset or custom range.
  • Auto-refresh: refresh live ranges every 10, 30, or 60 seconds according to the selected range; fixed past ranges do not refresh.
  • Per-widget filters: scope a widget to particular agents or connectors.
  • Shared input variables: define one input and reuse its value across charts, stats, and logs.
  • Drag-and-drop layout: arrange and resize widgets in edit mode.
  • AI editing: add or revise widgets from a plain-language dashboard prompt.
  • Default dashboard: use the preconfigured dashboard included in each project.

Agent-Level Observability

Open an agent from the Agents tab for a focused operational view. It combines that agent's configuration and recent executions without requiring a custom dashboard.

  • Statistics: total runs, success rate, total runtime, token cost, and tokens, with average, p50, and p95 per-run views.
  • Configuration: agent type, model, concurrency, and linked tools or agents.
  • Runs table: an agent-scoped table with status, context, guardrail, deployment, and date filters.
  • Manual trigger: send a payload to the agent directly from the dashboard.
Dashboard metrics and billing details
Usage and Billing documents token categories, cost calculation, plan limits, and billing periods.

Continue observing

Runs & TracesInvestigate a dashboard outlierUsage and BillingUnderstand tokens and costsLogs & DebuggingDiagnose the executions behind a metricJudgesEvaluate agent quality with model-based scoring