@omarsar0: Very cool to see more focus on agent observability tools. I pointed Latitude at my Claude Code setup and immediately sa…
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A tweet highlighting Latitude, an open-source agent observability tool that helps visualize AI agent actions and token usage, with the ability to catch and fix recurring failures directly from the editor.
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Very cool to see more focus on agent observability tools.
I pointed Latitude at my Claude Code setup and immediately saw which tasks were actually eating my token budget.
It’s a great way to:
See what your agent does Catch the failures that keep repeating, with the frequency and reason Fix them without leaving your editor
Open source and MIT licensed!
Try it free at http://latitude.so
cesar.wtf (@heycesr): Most underrated data source in a company: your AI agent’s conversations.
Your agent talks to more customers than any employee, but the data it generates goes nowhere.
@trylatitude changes that, see how:
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