Livestreaming to ATProtocol

To livestream agent activity to ATProtocol, configure Letta Code hooks to broadcast tool usage, responses, and reasoning to ATProtocol collections. This requires a running ATProtocol PDS endpoint, Letta API access, and valid environment credentials to begin streaming.

Glass-box AI observability provides external auditing of agent activity by transparently broadcasting tool calls, messages, and reasoning. Publishing this data to ATProtocol collections enables real-time transparency and external auditing of agent cognition and tool usage.

Yes, you can broadcast Letta Code tool calls, messages, and reasoning to an ATProtocol PDS. The Skill uses Letta Code hooks to capture agent activity and publish it to ATProtocol collections, provided you have a running PDS endpoint and API access.

Yes, a running ATProtocol PDS endpoint is required to publish agent activity. You also need Letta API access and configured environment credentials to authenticate and stream the agent's tool usage and reasoning data to the collections.

Sensitive content is automatically redacted before posting to ATProtocol. The Skill enforces content redaction and safety measures during the real-time publishing process to ensure potentially sensitive information is stripped from tool calls and reasoning before it reaches the collections.

The best way to set up real-time transparency for AI tool usage is configuring Letta Code hooks to capture and broadcast agent activity. This approach publishes tool calls and reasoning to ATProtocol collections, establishing glass-box AI operations with built-in redaction for safe external auditing.