I built an agent that records everything your agents actually do

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Summary

Built Trovis, a tool that records and explains agent actions in production, showing deviations from expected behavior.

I run agents in production. Kept hitting the same problem. No idea what they're actually doing. Logs scattered everywhere. If an agent drifts from what it's supposed to do, you find out too late. Usually from a customer. So I built Trovis. Records every action your agents take. Shows it in plain English. Every action, timestamped and attributed to the agent What the agent was supposed to do vs what it actually did Instead of raw telemetry you get "Your support agent handled 40 tasks today, deviated from scope twice." Runs on OpenClaw today. Happy to answer questions
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