Observability & Operations
How does Diagrid Catalyst help teams observe multi-agent handoffs?

Multi-agent handoffs need observability because context can be lost or distorted when work moves between agents or services. Diagrid Catalyst can help trace which actor handled each step, what context moved forward, and where a handoff failed or stalled. This is useful in workflows where one agent gathers information, another evaluates it, and a third triggers an action. Teams should look for handoff timing, state changes, and service calls in one coherent view. Clear handoff visibility makes complex agent systems easier to operate and debug.
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