AI Operations
Specification
The language-neutral model for workflows, runs, agents, model interactions, evaluations, safety, reliability, and incidents.
Read the standardBuilding in the open
DeepAgentLabs is a specification-first ecosystem for understanding how AI systems run, what they cost, and how they fail.
The premise
Most AI tooling starts with a dashboard. We start with the operational contract underneath it—so every runtime, evaluator, and resilience tool can describe the same system consistently.
The ecosystem
Each project is useful on its own and more powerful when combined through the shared specification.
The language-neutral model for workflows, runs, agents, model interactions, evaluations, safety, reliability, and incidents.
Read the standardProfile AI workflows locally. See token usage, latency, cost, and concrete opportunities to reduce waste.
View AgenticLensInject provider failures, corrupted outputs, tool errors, and agent faults before production does.
View Agentic ChaosA thin MCP-native interface for analyzing, comparing, and operating on shared AI operations artifacts.
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Workflows and runs are not the same thing. A retry is not automatically an incident. A completed run can still fail an evaluation. The specification makes these boundaries portable.
Review the v0.1 conceptsConsistent concepts for runtime activity and operational evidence.
Stable AI-native event meanings, independent of framework or transport.
Schema-backed evidence any conforming tool can produce or consume.
Room for new systems without fragmenting the common core.
Open roadmap
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The standard is early by design. This is the moment for framework authors, AI engineers, and reliability teams to shape it.