AI Agent Monitoring

Know when your AI agents hang, loop, or burn budget silently

NotiLens monitors LLM pipelines and autonomous agents for silent hangs, runaway loops, token budget overruns, and human approval blocks — giving your team full observability over every agent lifecycle.

Works with your AI stack
LangChain
OpenAI
Claude
n8n
Zapier
Webhook

AI agents fail in ways no one expects

Agents don't throw 500 errors when they're stuck. They just stop producing output — silently consuming compute and API budget while your pipeline sits frozen.

Agent looped silently for hours

Your agent was cycling through the same steps with no advancement. It didn't raise an exception — it just ran. You found out when the OpenAI bill arrived with a $340 charge for a single stuck run.

Task queue silently empty

The upstream service stopped pushing jobs to your agent queue. The agent was idle, polling an empty queue, and no one noticed for 2 hours. Thousands of records went unprocessed.

Token budget burned, no output

A prompt regression caused 10x token usage per request. By the time you checked your dashboard, the weekly budget was gone — and 91% of that spend produced nothing useful.

Full observability over every agent run

NotiLens gives AI teams the equivalent of a watchdog process — always watching, always ready to alert when something breaks the expected lifecycle pattern.

Agent lifecycle monitoring

Send start, progress, and completion events from your agent. NotiLens tracks the full lifecycle and alerts if a completion event never arrives within your expected window.

Loop detection

Set a loop threshold — alert if the same agent fires more than N times in a window with no completed output. NotiLens tracks event frequency and fires immediately when crossed, before your API bill climbs.

Token & cost anomaly alerts

Track token usage and API cost events per agent run. Get alerted the moment a run exceeds your expected token budget — before it burns through your monthly allocation silently.

Broken flow detection

Define multi-step flows like agent.started → agent.completed. If the completion never fires within your window, NotiLens alerts you before the downstream pipeline stalls silently.

Human approval block alerts

When an agent enters a human-in-the-loop wait state, NotiLens starts a silence window. If approval doesn't arrive in time, your team is paged — so tasks don't stall unattended for hours.

Multi-agent team alerting

Each agent gets its own NotiLens topic with independent alert rules, subscribers, and thresholds. Route loop alerts to engineers and approval alerts to the right team member — across unlimited agents.

What NotiLens sends your AI team

Precise, contextual, and actionable — pushed to your phone the moment it happens.

NotiLens Live Feed — AI Agents
sales-agent looped 14 times — no output produced, loop threshold exceeded
Topic: agent-loop-monitor • Loop detected • 2 min ago
Critical
data-processor timed out after 45 minutes — no completion event received
Topic: agent-lifecycle • Silence threshold exceeded • 11 min ago
Critical
report-agent token budget 91% consumed — 0 records output so far
Topic: agent-cost-monitor • Threshold alert • 34 min ago
Warning
approval-gate awaiting human response for 3 hours — pipeline blocked
Topic: agent-approvals • Silence alert • normally resolved in 15 min • 4 min ago
Critical

A silent agent is not the same as a healthy agent.

When an AI agent hangs or loops, it doesn't raise an exception — it just stops making progress. NotiLens detects the silence between your start event and your expected completion, and alerts you before you've wasted hours of compute and API budget.

Which AI frameworks does NotiLens support? +
NotiLens works with any framework via the Python SDK, Node.js SDK, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, and Java — plus MCP server support for Claude, GPT, and any LLM agent. You emit events at key lifecycle points (start, progress, completion, failure) and NotiLens routes them as alerts. No framework-specific plugin required.
What is loop detection? +
You set a loop threshold — for example, alert if the same agent fires more than 5 times in 10 minutes with no completed output. NotiLens tracks the event frequency and fires immediately when the threshold is crossed, before your API bill climbs. The threshold and window are configurable per agent topic.
Do I need to modify my agent code? +
Minimal changes. Add a single SDK call at key lifecycle points: agent start, task completion, human approval needed, token usage. Most teams instrument a new agent in under 15 minutes. NotiLens handles the monitoring rules, silence windows, and alert routing from there — no changes to your agent logic required.
Can I monitor multiple agents across different projects? +
Yes. Each agent gets its own NotiLens topic with independent alert rules, subscribers, and thresholds. You can set different loop thresholds, silence windows, and team routing per agent. Unlimited topics on all plans — so you can scale your agent fleet without scaling your monitoring overhead.

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