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RunVouch vs AgentOps
AgentOps is session replay and analytics for agent frameworks: every step, every LLM call, in a timeline. RunVouch is the pager: is the scheduled agent alive, done and under budget right now.
| AgentOps | RunVouch | |
|---|---|---|
| Step-by-step session replay | yes | no |
| Requires SDK in your code | yes | no, wrap the command or two HTTP calls |
| Missed-run / dead man's switch | no | yes |
| Evidence the task was done | no | yes |
| Retry-storm alert | visible in the replay | automatic, during the run |
| Hard cost cap + pause | no | yes |
| Tamper-evident proof per run | no | yes |
| Self-host | no | yes (MIT) |
When to use which
Use AgentOps to understand why an agent did what it did. Use RunVouch to find out, within minutes, that it did not do it at all. Debugging tool and watchdog, not the same job.
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