Dashboard design for agent monitoring in Agentic Ai

Introduction

A dashboard helps you see how your agents are doing in one place. It shows important info quickly so you can fix problems fast.

You want to watch many agents working at the same time.

You need to spot if any agent is stuck or slow.

You want to check agent activity and performance regularly.

You need to share agent status with your team easily.

You want to track agent errors and fix them quickly.

Syntax

Agentic_ai

dashboard {
  title: "Agent Monitoring",
  widgets: [
    { type: "status", agent_id: "agent1" },
    { type: "performance_chart", agent_id: "agent1" },
    { type: "error_log", agent_id: "agent1" }
  ]
}

The dashboard block defines the whole dashboard.

Widgets show different info like status, charts, or logs for each agent.

Examples

This dashboard shows status and performance chart for one agent.

Agentic_ai

dashboard {
  title: "Agent Overview",
  widgets: [
    { type: "status", agent_id: "agentA" },
    { type: "performance_chart", agent_id: "agentA" }
  ]
}

This dashboard monitors two agents with status and error logs.

Agentic_ai

dashboard {
  title: "Multi-Agent Monitor",
  widgets: [
    { type: "status", agent_id: "agent1" },
    { type: "status", agent_id: "agent2" },
    { type: "error_log", agent_id: "agent2" }
  ]
}

Sample Program

This dashboard shows the status, performance chart, and error log for agentX. It helps you watch agentX's health and fix issues fast.

Agentic_ai

dashboard {
  title: "Agent Monitoring Dashboard",
  widgets: [
    { type: "status", agent_id: "agentX" },
    { type: "performance_chart", agent_id: "agentX" },
    { type: "error_log", agent_id: "agentX" }
  ]
}

Important Notes

Keep the dashboard simple to find info quickly.

Use clear titles and labels for widgets.

Update the dashboard regularly to show fresh data.

Summary

A dashboard shows agent info in one place.

Use widgets to display status, charts, and logs.

Dashboards help you spot problems and fix agents fast.