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by Not-Diamond

Trace-based detection of agent failures and context remediation

JavaScript
Updated Apr 16, 2026
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Summary

Analyzes agent execution traces from Claude Code to detect quality issues like goal drift, hallucinations, and missed actions. Works as a plugin that inspects trace events and context snapshots to flag failures and suggest remediation points. Exposes actionable diagnostics and integrates with OpenTelemetry-style traces for provenance and continuous monitoring continuous monitoring.

The Value Proposition

As agents become more autonomous, root-causing where and why they fail is essential for building trust and improving agent-to-agent interactions agent-to-agent interactions. This tool surfaces concrete failure modes in execution traces so teams can measure agent reliability and iterate on remediation. By turning traces into reproducible failure signals, it helps move evaluation from one-off benchmarks to continuous agent track record analysis.

Best For

Teams running Claude Code agents who need automated detection of hallucinations Hallucination Propagation, goal drift Context Drift, and missed actions in execution traces.

Real-World Examples

  • Detecting hallucinations and goal drift in multi-step agent traces
  • When you need automated remediation hints from execution context snapshots
  • Integrating trace-based diagnostics into a continuous agent evaluation pipeline
Works With
claude-codeopentelemetry
Topics
agent-evaluationai-agentsclaude-codellmobservabilityopentelemetryplugintracing
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Keywords
A2A evaluationagent track recordagent failure modesagent-evaluation