Weights & Biases Weave
About Weights & Biases Weave
Weave is an observability product for production agents. It helps production agents learn and improve from real-world experience. It provides end-to-end observability to monitor agent behavior. It includes out-of-the-box signals to surface failure modes and a flexible evaluation framework to prevent regressions. Coding agents like Claude Code can connect to Weave to iterate on agents continuously.
Products
- Traces: Used to debug agents and AI applications.
- Evaluations: Performs rigorous evaluations of agentic AI systems.
- Playground: Used to explore prompts and models.
- Guardrails: Blocks prompt attacks and harmful outputs.
- Monitors: Used to continuously improve agents in production.
- Leaderboards: Aggregates evaluations into leaderboards featuring top performers that can be shared across an organization.
Used for
- Monitoring agent behavior using built-in and custom signals.
- Tracing behavior across multi-agent systems organized into sessions and turns.
- Measuring improvements to harnesses and models with an evaluation API.
- Testing new LLMs and custom models against production traces.
- Routing alerts through Slack notifications and webhook automations.
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