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Alibaba Cloud's OBI tool enables root-causing wrong AI answers in under 60 seconds without code changes by capturing the full AI execution path at the kernel layer.

Root-Cause a "Wrong AI Answer" in 60 Seconds? With OBI, you can pinpoint the root cause in under a minute—without changing a single line of code. Operating at the kernel layer, OBI automatically captures the entire AI execution path: ꔷ LLM Calls: Model, tokens, and Tool Call parameters. ꔷ Vector Search: Top-K, namespaces, and similarity scores. ꔷ MCP Tools: Tool names, arguments, and execution status. ꔷ SSE Streaming: Event-level tracking for precise TTFT metrics. Stop guessing. Start observing. https://click.alibabacloud.com/m/20000000918/
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Root-Cause a “Wrong AI Answer” in 60 Seconds? With OBI, you can pinpoint the root cause in under a minute—without changing a single line of code. Operating at the kernel layer, OBI automatically captures the entire AI execution path: ꔷ LLM Calls: Model, tokens, and Tool Call parameters. ꔷ Vector Search: Top-K, namespaces, and similarity scores. ꔷ MCP Tools: Tool names, arguments, and execution status. ꔷ SSE Streaming: Event-level tracking for precise TTFT metrics. Stop guessing. Start observing. https://click.alibabacloud.com/m/20000000918/

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