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Analytics Dashboard — Usage, Performance & Errors

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The Analytics dashboard gives you a complete picture of how your agents are being used, how they're performing, and where errors are happening — all in one scrollable page.

Analytics — Agent Performance and Tool Usage tables

Filters

At the top of the page, three filters control every metric and chart below:

FilterWhat It Does
Time RangeLast 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, or All Time
AgentScope all metrics to a specific agent, or leave as All Agents
UserScope all metrics to a specific user, or leave as All Users

Click Apply after changing filters.


Summary Metrics

Two rows of stat cards give you an at-a-glance health check.

Row 1 — Request & Error Health

MetricWhat It Shows
Total RequestsAll messages sent to agents in the selected period
Total ResponsesSuccessful responses returned (Requests − Errors)
Total ErrorsCount of failed requests
Error RateErrors as a % of total requests — target: under 5%
Avg LatencyMean response time across all requests
Active AgentsAgents that received at least one request, plus unique user count

Row 2 — LLM & Session Activity

MetricWhat It Shows
Total LLM CallsTotal calls made to the LLM (includes multi-step reasoning)
Tool CallsHow many times agents invoked external tools
Tool Error RatePercentage of tool calls that failed
Total SessionsUnique conversation sessions started
Active SessionsSessions with activity in the last 12 hours
Turns AnalyzedTotal message turns across all sessions

Analytics Dashboard — top metrics and charts


Top Lists

Four ranked panels show the most active items in the selected period:

PanelRanked By
Top ToolsTool invocation count
Top AgentsLLM call count
Top UsersLLM call count
Top ModelsLLM call count

Charts

Volume — Last N days (Line Chart) Overlays Requests, Responses, and Errors over time. Useful for spotting spikes, drops, or growing error trends.

By Model (Bar Chart) Shows LLM call distribution across models — helpful when agents use different models.

Daily LLM & Tool Activity (Grouped Bar Chart) Stacked bars showing LLM calls vs Tool calls per day. A rising ratio of LLM calls to tool calls may indicate agents are reasoning more rather than retrieving data.

Error Breakdown (Horizontal Bar Chart) Breaks down errors by type (e.g., Unknown, AgentGuard blocked, HTTP status codes) with percentage share. Quickly shows your dominant error category.


Agent Performance Table

Sortable table showing per-agent statistics — click any column header to sort.

ColumnWhat It Shows
AgentAgent name
RequestsTotal requests received
ResponsesSuccessful responses
ErrorsFailed requests (shown in red if > 0)
Error RateErrors as % — colour-coded: green = 0%, orange = <5%, red = ≥5%
Avg LatencyMean response time
Last ActiveTimestamp of the most recent request

Tool Usage Details Table

Sortable table showing which tools agents called most, with reliability stats.

ColumnWhat It Shows
Tool NameName of the MCP tool or function
CallsTotal invocations
ErrorsFailed calls
Error RateReliability % for this tool
Agents UsingWhich agents use this tool

Analytics — Agent Performance and Tool Usage tables


Common Use Cases

ScenarioWhat to Do
"How are my agents performing overall?"Check Row 1 stats — focus on Error Rate and Avg Latency
"Which agent gets the most traffic?"See Top Agents panel or sort Agent Performance by Requests
"Why is my error rate high?"Check the Error Breakdown chart for the dominant error type
"Which tools are failing?"Sort the Tool Usage Details table by Error Rate descending
"How much LLM reasoning vs tool usage?"Check the Daily LLM & Tool Activity chart — high LLM-to-tool ratio may mean over-reasoning
"Who are my most active users?"See the Top Users panel

Tips for Beginners

  • Error Rate is your most important health signal — anything above 5% needs investigation.
  • Sort the Agent Performance table by Error Rate to immediately find your most problematic agent.
  • Cross-reference with Traces — when you spot a spike in errors or latency here, switch to Traces to find the specific failing requests.
  • Tool Error Rate of 0% is normal — tool calls tend to be reliable; any errors there are worth investigating immediately.