Agent-native tracing
Organizes traces around sessions, turns, steps, tools, and sub-agents, giving developers a view of multi-turn and multi-agent execution.
W&B Weave is an observability and evaluation platform for production AI agents and applications. It helps teams trace agent behavior, evaluate changes, inspect prompts and models, and monitor production interactions.
W&B Weave is an observability and evaluation platform for production AI agents and applications. It helps teams understand how agents behave, measure whether changes improve results, and continue refining systems after deployment.
Weave traces agent activity using concepts such as sessions, turns, steps, tools, and sub-agents. It also provides evaluation comparisons, prompt and model exploration, production monitoring, behavior signals, alerts, and guardrail scorers. Together, these capabilities support a workflow that moves from debugging an interaction to evaluating a change and monitoring its effect in production.
Organizes traces around sessions, turns, steps, tools, and sub-agents, giving developers a view of multi-turn and multi-agent execution.
Uses an imperative evaluation API to compare changes to agent context, harnesses, and models, with visualizations intended to expose regressions.
Built-in and custom signals classify agent interactions at scale, while alerts can send selected findings to Slack notifications or webhook automations.
Lets teams explore prompts and models before implementation, troubleshoot production issues, and test LLMs or custom models against production traces.
Provides pre-built scorers for toxicity, bias, PII detection, hallucinations, coherence, fluency, and context relevance.
Aggregates evaluation results into leaderboards that can be shared across an organization to compare performers.
Developers can follow a multi-step or multi-agent interaction through its sessions, turns, tools, and sub-agents to investigate behavior that is difficult to interpret from raw logs.
AI teams can run evaluations and compare alternative prompts, models, or agent harnesses before releasing an iteration, helping identify improvements and regressions.
Teams can use production traces in the Playground to reproduce or troubleshoot problematic outputs and test potential prompt or model changes against real interactions.
Product and engineering teams can apply built-in or custom signals and guardrail scorers to identify issues such as toxicity, PII, hallucinations, bias, or weak context relevance.
Organizations can collect evaluation outcomes in leaderboards so teams can compare results and communicate which models or configurations perform best for a defined use case.
Weave is used to trace and debug AI agents and applications, evaluate prompts, models, and agent changes, and monitor behavior in production.
The product page describes sessions, turns, steps, tools, and sub-agents as first-class tracing concepts for navigating multi-turn and multi-agent execution.
Yes. The Playground can test new LLMs and custom models against production traces, and the evaluation workflow compares changes such as prompts, models, context, and agent harnesses.
The page lists scorers for toxicity, bias, PII detection, hallucinations, coherence, fluency, and context relevance.
The pricing page states that Weave data ingestion is billed according to usage. It defines ingested bytes as data received, processed, and stored on behalf of the customer, including trace metadata and logged LLM inputs and outputs.
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