Observability & Operations
How does Diagrid Catalyst help teams observe cross-service traces?
Cross-service traces connect an agent workflow to the distributed system it acts on. Diagrid Catalyst can help by showing how workflow activity relates to service invocation, state access, messaging, and downstream failures. Without those traces, teams may know that the agent failed but not which dependency caused the break. A useful trace should show timing, service boundaries, retries, and correlation across components. This matters most when an agent action touches several internal systems and no single service log tells the full story.
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