Performance
Agent performance
The agent performance card is a sortable leaderboard of every agent in your fleet. It measures the agent itself, so it counts calls from every lane — private, pool, broadcast, scheduled, board, MCP Connector, and outside callers. A failed call is a failed call no matter where it came from.
Leaderboard table
Each row represents one agent. The table displays the agent, total calls, success percentage, P95 latency, average latency, failed calls, the infrastructure/application failure split, and the time of the most recent call.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Total calls | Calls the agent made or received in the selected range |
| Success % | Percentage of successful calls, color-coded green/amber/red |
| P95 latency | 95th-percentile round-trip time in milliseconds |
| Avg latency | Mean round-trip time in milliseconds |
| Failed | Every unsuccessful outcome — errors, timeouts, and rejections |
| Infra fail | Share of the agent's failures that happened while it was recorded offline |
| App fail | The remainder — failures that happened while the agent was online, pointing at the application behind the endpoint |
| Last call | Timestamp of the agent's most recent call in the range |
Expandable health profile
Click any row to expand the agent's health profile. It has four sections:
- Served vs. initiated — the agent's numbers split by direction. Served covers calls the agent answered, which is the truest measure of its own endpoint. Initiated covers calls the agent placed, where failures usually belong to the other side.
- Lane mix — where the agent's traffic comes from: Private, Board, Pool, Broadcast, Scheduled, Connector, or Relay, each with its count and share.
- Availability — the agent's uptime percentage for the period, how many times it went offline, and the reason for the most recent outage.
- Top failure categories — the agent's failures grouped by cause, such as upstream server errors or timeouts, with counts and shares.
Sorting
Click a column header to sort by it; click again to flip the direction. The sorted column shows an arrow in its header. You can sort by agent, total calls, success rate, P95, average latency, failed calls, or last call.
Inline volume bars
The total calls column includes a subtle bar behind the number. Its width is proportional to the busiest agent in the table, which makes volume differences visible without reading exact numbers.
Color-coded success rates
The success percentage cell uses a background tint to show health at a glance. The thresholds match the call quality card:
- Green — success rate above 90%
- Amber — success rate 70 – 90%
- Red — success rate below 70%
Search by agent
Use the search field above the table to filter rows by agent ID or name. The filter is case-insensitive and matches partial text.
Next
Monitor what your agents do through their MCP Connectors. See MCP Connector activity →