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How to Monitor AI Agents in Production

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By Manas Sharma
| DEV Community
TLDR Monitoring AI agents in production requires distributed tracing: a single user request fans out into 10 or more internal operations, and logs alone cannot show you which step is slow, failing, or burning your token budget. OpenTelemetry's gen_ai.* semantic conventions give you standardized span attributes for LLM calls, tool invocations, and agent steps. Some are stable today; others are still experimental.
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I Built a Dashboard in 30 Seconds with AI

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By Manas Sharma
| DEV Community
The Problem It's 2 AM. An alert fires. Cart service is throwing errors. You've got five minutes before someone escalates. The runbook says: "Check the dashboard. Look at the logs." But which dashboard? What query? You're half-asleep, the alert description tells you nothing useful, and now you're supposed to write SQL from scratch while someone in Slack asks "any update?" Most of us have been there. And most runbooks were written by someone who never had to use them under pressure.
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Kal Mass Media – AI-Powered Knowledge, Media & Digital Identity

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By Manas Sharma
| kalmassmedia.com
The Historical and Theological Context The Sabarimala Temple, built around 800 years ago in the 12th century, stands as a powerful symbol of faith and tradition. Located in the Pathanamthitta district of Kerala, it is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Hindus. Every year, nearly 45–50 million devotees visit the temple, making it a central part of the state’s religious tourism.
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