Blogsby GlyphHow to Secure AI Agent Traces Without Losing the Signal
Role-based access and privacy redaction are on by default. Take advantage of enterprise-grade controls when sending traces to Amplitude Agent Analytics.
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Fri Aug 281 post
Thu Aug 201 post
Connecting agent performance to product outcomes
Observe what users ask your AI agent, evaluate where it fails and what those failures cost your business. Agent Analytics is now available to all customers.
Wed Aug 192 posts
Verification loops in software factories: What PMs need to know
Learn what verification loops check inside a software factory, why they can’t tell you if a change moved your metric, and the post-ship loop PMs need to own.
The hidden cost of a bad AI answer
See how CashBook replaced hand-read transcripts with a measurable AI failure rate, and why one bad first answer cost 15 points of retention in four weeks.
Tue Aug 181 post
Your AI chat box isn't a strategy. Where you put it is
How does Amplitude understand what users want from an AI chat box? Here are the biggest takeaways from our early tests.
Mon Aug 172 posts
From context to intelligence: Building self-improving products in banking and insurance
Why the next generation of financial products will learn from every customer they serve
The Neobank Squeeze: Why Classic Banks Need to Learn to Move at Challenger Speed
Three signals in one year show the threat to Australia's classic banks has stopped being theoretical.
Fri Aug 141 post
Practical Guide to Evaluating Open Models: Achieving Sonnet-level performance with Kimi
Inside Amplitude's open-weight model tests: how we modified Kimi K2.7 to match Sonnet on latency and quality.
Thu Aug 131 post
Building got faster. Knowing what worked didn’t
Code Mode and Data Assistant Agent give teams and AI the reasoning and trustworthy data to understand what happened, why it happened, and what to do next.
Wed Aug 121 post
Your Analytics in your Discord Server
Ask product questions in Discord and get charts, answers, and next steps without leaving the server.