Observability overview

Observability covers your whole organization. If you work in more than one project, the All projects filter narrows everything on the page to one project; the choice carries through as you drill in. Totals at the top count the whole organization, while the table lists the workflows and agents in projects you can open — so the two may not add up, and the page says so.

Everything on the page covers one date range, chosen from the calendar button in the header. It starts at All time. Pick a preset — today, the last 7, 30 or 90 days, this month or last month — or click a first and a last day in the calendar and select Apply. Days in the calendar with a dot had executions.

Days are your days: they begin at midnight in your browser's time zone, and the charts group executions by your calendar. The range lives in the page's address, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or shared, and a preset such as "Last 7 days" keeps rolling forward. When a range holds nothing, the page says so and names the most recent execution, with a shortcut back to all time.

The Activity tab summarizes health over the range:

• Executions — how many ran.
• Spend — what they cost.
• Success rate — the share that completed successfully.
• p95 latency — how long executions take at the 95th percentile, with the average alongside.
• Active now — how many executions from the range are running.

Charts below show executions (completed and failed), success rate, and p95 latency over time, by day, week, or month depending on the range.

Below the charts, a table rolls up activity per agent and per workflow: Executions, Success (highlighted below 90%), average duration, Tokens, Cost, and Last execution. Each row names its project — or System for Compass's built-in work, such as Compass Chat and dataset ingestion — and shows how many are running now.

The table is sortable, so you can quickly find the busiest, slowest, costliest, or most error-prone piece of work.

Click a row to focus on that single agent or workflow: its executions, success rate, average execution time, tokens, cost, and last execution, with charts of its spend, volume, and p95 latency — followed by an executions list filtered to just its executions. All workflows & agents takes you back.

The Spend tab follows cost: spend over the range (compared with the period before), executions, and average cost per execution; Spend over time; Top spenders by workflow or agent; and Budgets — the organization's spend limits and your current project's (with its connections'), each with its current bar.

Executions in progress show up immediately — Active now counts them, running rows show how far along they are, and you can open an in-flight execution to watch it stream in real time.