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Monitor what the agent became, not only whether it stayed online.

Uptime, latency and token counts matter. Persistent agents add another layer: which memory or instruction became authoritative, what changed across a handoff, and whether a later state can still be traced to its source.

Three checks worth doing

  1. Record state and authority changes as events, not overwritten snapshots.
  2. Keep handoff custody explicit when work moves between models, tools or people.
  3. Test continuity invariants after compaction, restart, migration or model change.

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Questions

Is this an AI observability platform?

No. These are focused tools and methods for longitudinal state, memory, provenance and handoff failures. They complement ordinary logs and monitoring rather than replacing them.

Does this require sending private agent memory to Little Life Moths?

No for the free browser tools. Their inputs stay client-side. Paid review work should use public, synthetic or redacted material unless a different scope is explicitly agreed.

Does using these tools prove an agent is safe or reliable?

No. They help expose specific failure modes and make them reproducible. They are not a security, compliance or safety certification.

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