feat: add real-time monitoring dashboard for agentic workflows#3
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Hey everyone!
While working with the framework, I realized it was a bit hard to visualize what's happening behind the scenes when agents are running. To fix this, I’ve built a Real-Time Monitoring Dashboard using Streamlit and Plotly.
What I’ve added:
Performance Comparison: A live graph that shows the latency difference between standard PyTorch and Intel OpenVINO. It clearly shows how the optimized backend speeds up execution.
Live Agent Logs: A clean view to track what the agents (Research, Data, etc.) are doing in real-time without digging through terminal logs.
UI/UX: Kept the design clean and professional (Intel-themed) so it fits right into the project.
I’ve put all the UI logic in the dashboard/ folder to keep the main framework code clean. Tested it locally and it’s working great with the current agentic flows.
Looking forward to the feedback!
