agent-monitor

You can monitor a condition by providing it to the Monitor, which then emits a structured event record when the condition triggers. This enables reliable health checks, threshold monitoring, and routine production audits.

Scheduling continuous health checks and threshold alerts is handled through cron-based scheduling or continuous polling. The Monitor automatically emits a structured event record when the defined threshold or condition triggers.

Yes, you can run routine production audits with defined timeouts and max turns. The Monitor watches conditions on a schedule or continuously, emitting structured event records when the audit criteria trigger.

Yes, the emitted event record schema supports downstream processors and alerting. The Monitor outputs a consistent event schema designed for reliable health checks and routine audits in production environments.

You need a dedicated monitoring tool for health checks when you require consistent event schemas, automatic event emission, and cron-based scheduling for production audits. A simple script lacks structured event records for downstream processors.

Structured event records for threshold monitoring provide a consistent schema that downstream processors and alerting systems can reliably consume. Generic log outputs lack the defined structure needed for automated production audits and health checks.