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A Spring Boot Starter project that provides real-time workflow visualization capabilities for Embabel agents, including Actuator endpoints, REST APIs, and an interactive pan-and-zoom UI to help developers intuitively understand and debug agent execution processes.
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A Spring Boot Starter project that provides real-time workflow visualization capabilities for Embabel agents, including Actuator endpoints, REST APIs, and an interactive pan-and-zoom UI to help developers intuitively understand and debug agent execution processes.
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With the rapid development of AI Agent technology, more and more applications are adopting agent architectures to perform complex tasks. Agents can autonomously complete work that traditional programs find difficult through multi-step reasoning, tool calls, and state management. However, this autonomy also brings observability challenges—when an agent encounters execution issues, developers often struggle to track and understand its decision-making process.
Traditional logging and debugging tools fall short when dealing with the dynamic execution flow of agents. The execution path of an agent may change based on different inputs, with complex intermediate states and long tool call chains, all of which increase debugging difficulty. Visualization becomes a key solution to this problem; by graphically displaying the agent's execution flow, developers can intuitively understand its behavioral logic.
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Embabel Workflow Visualizer is a Spring Boot Starter project designed specifically for the Embabel agent framework. Embabel is an enterprise-level AI agent platform that supports building complex agent workflows. This project provides real-time visualization capabilities to help developers monitor and debug agent execution processes.
The core components of the project include:
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Embabel is an enterprise-oriented AI agent framework that supports building, deploying, and managing agent workflows. Its design features include:
Embabel workflows usually consist of multiple nodes, including LLM call nodes, tool call nodes, conditional branch nodes, parallel execution nodes, etc. These nodes execute in a defined order or dynamically determined flow, forming the complete agent behavior.
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Embabel Workflow Visualizer adopts a three-tier architecture to provide comprehensive visualization capabilities:
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The project exposes workflow-related runtime metrics and status information through Spring Boot Actuator. Actuator is Spring Boot's monitoring and management framework, providing standardized endpoints for health checks, metric collection, environment information, etc.
The project extends Actuator by adding dedicated workflow endpoints that expose the following information:
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In addition to Actuator endpoints, the project also provides dedicated REST APIs to support more flexible data queries:
REST APIs use standard HTTP methods and JSON format, making them easy to integrate with other tools.
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The project's highlight is its interactive visualization interface. Built on modern front-end technologies, this UI offers the following features:
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