Open henry-zhang-bohan opened 7 months ago
Are logs currently accessible from the agent object?
@katyalaitqb > Are logs currently accessible from the agent object?
Logs are currently produced using the runtime_logging
module: https://microsoft.github.io/autogen/docs/notebooks/agentchat_logging
We are open to adding more logging coverage for events like tool calls, code execution, etc.
Also expanding the logging backend, e.g., CosmosDB #2329
@lalo @cheng-tan @bboynton97 @henry-zhang-bohan
We can use this thread to discuss the new events we would like to log, and we can create separate PRs to add those events. Also, I am opened a separate issue for custom logger support: https://github.com/microsoft/autogen/issues/2581
Hey you can use Portkey to gain observability on key metrics such as cost, tokens used, latency, and much more with the help of Portkey. here's a cookbook using Autogen with Portkey- https://git.new/Autogen-Portkey
Would love to hear your feedback
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As an enterprise user of AutoGen, I initially don't fully trust the outputs agents generate until I understand how they arrive at the answer, because:
Describe the solution you'd like
As a human "manager" of the agents, I want to treat them like new hires and be shown the work, step by step.
As such, for each agent message or chat, I would like to know:
This way, I know what the agents are doing and why they're doing certain things. Based on their interim outputs, I can steer them in the right direction. If agents consistently do it right, I'll gradually build trust in them.
Additional context
As a non-technical end user of a solution based on AutoGen, I may not be able to understand the technical outputs in code or JSON. As such, I would like to have the agents' actions/tools/data synthesized in plain human language (e.g., English).