observability-dashboard

You can monitor multi-agent workflows by deploying an observability dashboard that captures hook events, stores them in a SQLite WAL database, and streams them via WebSocket to a Vue client for live debugging and auditing.

An observability dashboard for multi-agent systems captures twelve key hook events, storing detailed agent activity in a SQLite WAL database to provide timeline, filtering, pulse chart, and transcript views for session auditing.

Yes, you can use SQLite in WAL mode with a Bun or Node HTTP server to capture hook events and broadcast them via WebSocket with session-based color coding to stream real-time multi-agent activity to a Vue client.

Set up a real-time debugging dashboard by installing a three-layer pipeline of hook scripts, an HTTP server, and a SQLite WAL store, which streams data via WebSocket to a Vue client and validates setup with an automated test session.

Yes, WebSocket broadcasting is required to stream captured hook events from the SQLite WAL database to the Vue dashboard client, enabling real-time timeline, filtering, pulse chart, and transcript views for multi-agent session monitoring.

You need a dedicated observability dashboard when lack of real-time visibility into multi-agent workflows makes debugging, auditing, and performance monitoring difficult, leading to wasted time and undetected errors during agent sessions.