Beunec

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Observability

Observability is the Aselius app that shows what every engine turn in your workspace actually did: success or failure, retries, tokens, cost and latency. Teams can audit cost and reliability without anyone reading private conversations.

At a glance

What it is
the measurement app of Aselius, live today beside Workspace, Automation and Manage Teams.
You get
per-turn and roll-up metrics for your own operations.
Never shown or stored
conversation content.
Best for
auditing spend, reliability and retries across a team.
Where
open Observability from the platform rail at aselius.beunec.com.

What you see

  • Outcomes: success, failure and retry counts, per turn and rolled up.
  • Usage: tokens and cost for each turn.
  • Speed: latency per turn.
  • Artificial Experience activity: the kinds of memory events that happened, so it is not a black box.
  • Tools and services: activity from tools and services where it applies to your workspace.

What you do not see

  • Conversation content. None is recorded in Observability, by design.
  • Which models engines use. Beunec does not disclose the models behind its engines.

Why it matters

Governed AI work needs an honest record. When a turn succeeds only on a retry, spends credits, or uses Artificial Experience, Observability makes it visible. That lets a team check cost and reliability without reading anyone's prompts.

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