Built a status-update layer for AI agents you ship to non-technical people

Context: most agent tooling is built for the person who wrote the code to debug their own system. trace viewers, spans, token counts, that's a good fit if you're the one reading it. the gap I kept hitting: when you ship an agent to someone who didn't build it, a client, a founder, your own boss, they don't want a trace viewer. they want three things: what ran, what it cost, did it actually work. none of the observability tools I looked at are built for that audience. so I built something that sits on top of whatever you're already using and turns session data into something a non-technical person can actually read, cost per session, plain-language outcome (success/wrong/needs review, not inferred from "no error thrown"), and a report you can hand off without a login or a debugging tool. still pre-launch. looking for a few more people shipping an agent to someone who isn't technical, a client, a boss, an early user, anyone who'd ask "did it work" without wanting to read logs. free, no strings, just want honest feedback on where the model breaks. happy to answer anything about the approach either way