Agents
What is an agent session log?
An agent session log is a table of turns, tool calls, and outcomes you can query later.
Updated · Part of What is a stateful agent?
How it works
- Each turn is a row.
- Tool arguments and results are columns.
- You filter by session, time, or outcome.
What it is not
It is not stdout, and it is not a vendor trace you cannot join to your media.
agent session log: this, and the thing it is confused with
| This | Not this | |
|---|---|---|
| Form | Rows | A log file |
| Join | To the media the turn used | Impossible from a trace UI |
| Question | What did this session retrieve? | What printed to the console? |
Where Pixeltable fits
Pixeltable stores the session as a table. Media the agent touched can be columns on the same row or a parent row.
Questions
- How does agent session log work?
- Each turn is a row. Tool arguments and results are columns. You filter by session, time, or outcome.
- What is agent session log often confused with?
- It is not stdout, and it is not a vendor trace you cannot join to your media.