Fleet ops at a glance — and the one thing to fix next.
For platform engineering — your starting point into the control plane.
You run the agent fleet, but the signals you need are scattered: instrumentation coverage in one place, latency in another, governance in a third. There's no single read on where the fleet hurts most right now.
Operations without a cockpit.
When the operational signals don't share a screen, you find the worst problem by accident instead of by design.
Coverage is unclear
You can't quickly say how much of the fleet is actually instrumented, so you don't know how much you're flying blind.
The worst case hides
The slowest, costliest, least-governed agent is the one to fix — and it's buried across separate views.
No obvious next move
Plenty of metrics, no priority. The team optimizes what's visible, not what matters most.
The operational headline, with a fix-next.
Instrumentation coverage
How much of the fleet is actually reporting, so the blind spots are a number, not a guess.
Worst tail latency
The agent with the worst p95, surfaced at the top instead of hidden in an average.
Ungoverned and MCP counts
How many agents run without policy, and how many MCP servers are in play across the fleet.
A fix-next highlight
The agent that's worst on tail latency, cost, and governance at once — the highest-leverage thing to do today.
Start the day with the right fix.
Coverage, the worst tail, and the one move that matters most.