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Behaviour is the operational signal

Why uptime and raw logs are not enough for agent fleets — sessions, decisions, and state transitions as first-class signals.

Why this matters

Agent fleets fail differently than services. Learn why behaviour signals — sessions, decisions, tool calls — beat uptime metrics, and how to start a PUVINoise evaluation.

Uptime is necessary — and insufficient

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Traditional observability answers whether a process is up and what it logged. Agent fleets fail differently: wrong tool selection, drifting intent, silent policy gaps, and recovery actions without audit. When the process is green but the agent chooses the wrong tool, customers still feel the failure.

What counts as a behaviour signal

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PUVINoise treats sessions, decisions, tool calls, and state transitions as first-class behaviour signals. That means operators reason about intent and outcomes — not only stderr and HTTP status. Correlating those signals across tenants with tenant.id on every resource keeps blast radius scoped.

From signal to Command Centre

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Trusted signals feed Command Centre situation views and Runtime Case workflows. Governance and human override stay in the recovery path, so autonomy remains reviewable. Start a free evaluation on app.puvilabs.com to see behaviour signals on your own fleet topology.

Takeaways

Use these as a checklist when you open your PUVINoise evaluation.

Instrument intent and tool selection, not only spans
Correlate behaviour across tenants with tenant-scoped resources
Hand trusted signals to operators in Command Centre and Runtime Cases
Keep governance and human override in the recovery path
Next steps

Go deeper

Ready to see Behaviour Runtime Intelligence on your agents?

Start a free evaluation on app.puvilabs.com — or talk with us if you want a guided walkthrough first.