Cost & Capacity Planning
What metrics should I measure before migrating to agent execution tools?
You should measure core usage, cost, and operational overhead metrics ahead of migrating to agent execution tools. Track baseline execution event volume, inference frequency, retry rates, workflow duration, including engineering time spent fixing existing workflow issues, to build a reliable comparison point for post-migration evaluation and avoid hidden operational costs. Remember that containment does not prevent all issues, so account for expected recovery time during your pre-migration planning.
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