AgentWatch

AgentWatch

Stop AI agents from burning your budget.

mohilsharma1
@mohilsharma1
Published on Jul 31, 2026
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About AgentWatch

AgentWatch prevents runaway AI agents from burning through your LLM budget. It sits in front of any AI agent, enforces budgets before every model call, detects recursive execution loops, and blocks costly failures before they happen. Unlike observability tools that alert you after the damage is done, AgentWatch provides runtime governance with just two lines of code—no SDK lock-in, no provider lock-in.

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@russlan

First impression: pre-call budget enforcement plus recursive-loop detection addresses failures that post-hoc observability misses. Can teams set separate limits by agent, workflow, model, and environment without provider SDK changes?

mohilsharma1
@mohilsharma1

Yes. AgentWatch enforces budgets by agent, workflow, model, team, and environment via a central proxy, no provider SDK changes required.