Performance
Agent performance
The agent performance card provides a sortable leaderboard of every agent in your fleet. Use it to compare agents side by side, identify top performers and underperformers, and export the data for external reporting.
Leaderboard table
Each row represents one agent. The table displays the agent name, total calls, success percentage, P95 latency, average latency, total errors, infrastructure failures, and application failures.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Total calls | Total proxy calls for the agent in the selected range |
| Success % | Percentage of 2xx responses, color-coded green/amber/red |
| P95 latency | 95th-percentile round-trip time in milliseconds |
| Avg latency | Mean round-trip time in milliseconds |
| Errors | Total non-2xx responses |
| Infra fail | Failures caused by infrastructure (timeouts, DNS, network errors) |
| App fail | Failures caused by the application (4xx, 5xx from the target endpoint) |
Sorting
Click any column header to sort ascending. Click again to sort descending. The currently sorted column is indicated by an arrow icon in the header. You can sort by any column — total calls, success rate, P95, average latency, errors, infra failures, or app failures.
Inline volume bars
The total calls column includes an inline volume bar behind the number. The bar width is proportional to the highest-volume agent in the table, giving you an instant visual comparison without needing to read exact numbers.
Color-coded success rates
The success percentage cell uses a subtle background color to indicate health at a glance. The thresholds match the call quality card:
- Green background — success rate ≥ 98%
- Amber background — success rate 90 – 97%
- Red background — success rate < 90%
Search by agent
Use the search field above the table to filter rows by agent name. The filter is case-insensitive and matches partial names.
CSV export
Click the CSV export button to download the current table data as a comma-separated file. The export respects any active search filter and sort order. The file includes all columns shown in the table.
Next
Inspect individual call traces for detailed debugging. See Trace explorer →