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Captures a structured event
Connected runtimes can send attempted, executed, failed, blocked, gated, or rolled-back actions. Permission checks can also mirror their decisions into the same action history.
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VibeLint turns agent events into a searchable audit trail with identity, tool, action, status, risk, permission and approval context, timing, and redacted payload metadata.
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action statuses
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recorded risk score
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sensitive context
What it does
Agent logs preserve structured evidence around agent behavior. They make it possible to reconstruct an action, investigate a failure, review a policy decision, and understand the operational impact without relying on a terminal transcript.
Connected runtimes can send attempted, executed, failed, blocked, gated, or rolled-back actions. Permission checks can also mirror their decisions into the same action history.
VibeLint records the named agent, environment, tool, action, status, session and trace references, risk score and reasons, permission decision, approval state, duration, and rollback information when provided.
The dashboard lets teams search and filter action history, open event details, connect a log to its policy decision, and inspect redacted input, output, and metadata.
Example: investigate a failed production job
A deployment agent fails after a database change. The log shows which agent acted, the production target, the risk factors, the policy result, the duration, and whether a rollback reference was supplied.
Example use cases
Incident review
Trace the agent, session, tool, decision, approval state, result, and timestamp when an automation causes an unexpected change.
Governance
See which actions were allowed, blocked, or gated and connect each event to the policy and rule that influenced the decision.
Operations
Use duration, failure status, risk reasons, affected context, and rollback references to investigate fragile workflows.
VibeLint cannot reconstruct events an agent never sends. Common secret fields and token patterns are masked, but teams should still send only the minimum context they intend to retain and avoid placing raw source or sensitive data in arbitrary fields.
One connected security loop
Code checks, permission decisions, approvals, and action evidence work best together—before, during, and after an agent action.