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METR_Evals is agent monitoring and policy enforcement infrastructure for multi-agent systems at scale. It provides behavior logging, observability signals, and configurable policy enforcement to make autonomous agents auditable and controllable in production. Filling the gap between single-agent observability (LangSmith, Langfuse, Datadog) and multi-agent orchestration: as enterprises deploy swarms and long-running agents, METR_Evals offers the safety and compliance layer. Key features include distributed tracing across agent boundaries, structured decision logging, and production-readiness assessment. Emerging as the standard for enterprise agent adoption governance. Free tier available; production pricing scales with event volume. Positioning matches the industry shift toward 'safe autonomy as a feature' in October 2026.

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