Armature has launched a new product designed to provide analytics for user sessions with AI agents. This tool addresses the challenge of monitoring interactions that occur within AI clients like Claude Connector or ChatGPT App, rather than a developer's own UI.
The Armature system captures what users ask, how agents process requests, and how agents utilize product features. Its models analyze each session to identify user intent, grouping sessions into use cases and ranking them by volume and success rate. This includes identifying use cases that are not yet supported by the agent.
Armature's models scan sessions for failures, loops, and dead ends, grouping them by root cause and ranking them by user impact. The system scores each session based on whether the user's request was fulfilled. Developers can replay full session traces, including the user's query, the agent's thought process, and every API call, to pinpoint where issues occurred.
The service treats all sessions as sensitive, with detection models that automatically scan and redact personally identifiable information (PII) and secrets before storage. Implementation involves signing up, generating an API key, and integrating an SDK into the agent's deployment.
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Armature introduced a new tool that captures and analyzes user interactions with AI agents, including those on Claude Connector and ChatGPT App. This allows developers to understand user intent, identify failures, and track agent performance by replaying full session traces.