agent monitoring

HoneyHive

Monitor, evaluate, and govern AI agents across any model or framework with distributed tracing, automated evaluations, and real-time monitoring for reliability.

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Free

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About HoneyHive

HoneyHive is an AI observability and evaluation platform designed to help engineering teams build, monitor, and govern production-grade AI agents and applications. By providing a unified interface that works across any model, framework, or agent runtime, the platform allows teams to move beyond simple completions to complex, multi-step agentic workflows. It bridges the gap between development and production by offering a suite of tools for distributed tracing, real-time monitoring, and systematic evaluation, ensuring that AI systems remain reliable, cost-effective, and safe as they scale. The core of the platform revolves around its distributed tracing and evaluation capabilities. Users can instrument end-to-end applications to track every component of a request, including prompts, retrieval steps, tool calls, and model outputs. This visibility is paired with a library of over 25 pre-built evaluators that continuously analyze live traffic for quality and safety. Additionally, the experiment module allows developers to run automated test suites within CI/CD pipelines, comparing different model versions or prompt configurations to catch regressions before they reach the end user. HoneyHive is particularly well-suited for AI engineers, product managers, and domain experts working in startups or large enterprises. It facilitates collaboration through an artifact management system that serves as a single source of truth for prompts, datasets, and metrics, which are kept in sync between the web UI and the code. This makes it ideal for teams that need to maintain high standards of reliability in sensitive industries like finance or healthcare, where SOC-2, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance are critical requirements. What sets HoneyHive apart is its OpenTelemetry-native architecture and its flexible deployment options. Unlike closed-source observability tools, it adheres to open standards, making it easier to integrate into existing technical stacks without vendor lock-in. Furthermore, it offers diverse hosting solutions, including multi-tenant SaaS, dedicated SaaS, and self-hosted private cloud options, giving organizations full control over their data residency and security posture.

HoneyHive pros & cons

Pros

  • OpenTelemetry-native architecture prevents vendor lock-in and follows industry standards.
  • Supports self-hosting and private cloud deployments for high security requirements.
  • Includes 25+ pre-built evaluators for continuous quality and safety monitoring.
  • Certified for SOC-2, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance for enterprise-grade security.
  • Synchronizes prompts and datasets between the web UI and code for seamless team collaboration.

Cons

  • The free Developer plan is limited to 30 days of data retention.
  • Access to custom SSO and SAML is restricted to the Enterprise tier.
  • The Developer tier is restricted to a maximum of 10,000 events per month.
  • Custom usage limits and SLAs require reaching out for a dedicated Enterprise quote.

HoneyHive use cases

  • AI engineering teams can use distributed tracing to debug complex agentic workflows and tool calls in real-time.
  • Product managers can manage and version prompts in the Prompt Studio without needing to change application code directly.
  • DevOps engineers can integrate automated evaluations into CI/CD pipelines to prevent quality regressions during deployments.
  • Security officers in regulated industries can utilize the self-hosting option to ensure data never leaves their private cloud.
  • Domain experts can use the annotation and evaluation tools to provide feedback on model outputs to improve accuracy.

HoneyHive features

  • prompt management
  • distributed tracing
  • self-hosted deployment options
  • opentelemetry-native architecture
  • real-time monitoring & alerts
  • artifact management
  • ci/cd regression testing
  • automated evaluators

HoneyHive pricing

Is HoneyHive free? Yes, HoneyHive has a free plan.

Developer

Free

  • 10K events per month
  • Up to 5 users
  • Single workspace
  • 30d data retention
  • Full evaluation suite
  • Full observability suite
  • Prompt management suite

Enterprise

Price varies

  • Custom usage limits
  • Unlimited users and workspaces
  • Multi-tenant SaaS, dedicated SaaS, or self-hosting
  • Custom SSO & SAML
  • Dedicated support
  • SLA guarantee
  • Team trainings

HoneyHive FAQs

What types of AI components can HoneyHive trace?

HoneyHive provides end-to-end instrumentation for prompts, retrieval steps, tool calls, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and model outputs. This allows teams to visualize the entire execution flow of an agentic application to identify and fix bottlenecks or errors quickly.

Does HoneyHive support automated testing in CI/CD?

Yes, the platform includes an experiments module specifically designed to validate agents pre-deployment on large test suites. It allows you to compare different versions and catch regressions within your existing CI/CD pipelines before changes are pushed to production.

What compliance standards does the platform meet?

HoneyHive is designed for enterprise-grade security and is compliant with SOC-2, GDPR, and HIPAA standards. This makes it suitable for organizations handling sensitive data in regulated industries like healthcare and finance.

Can I host HoneyHive on my own infrastructure?

Yes, Enterprise customers have the option to choose between multi-tenant SaaS, dedicated SaaS, or a self-hosted private cloud deployment. This flexibility ensures that organizations can meet specific data residency and privacy requirements.

How many events are included in the free tier?

The Developer plan is free and includes up to 10,000 events per month. It also supports up to 5 users and a single workspace with 30 days of data retention.

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Benefits:

  • Competitive salary + meaningful equity

  • Health, vision, and dental benefits

  • Unlimited PTO

  • Assistance in relocating to NYC or SF

  • MacBook Pro + peripherals

Experience Requirements:

  • 5+ years of full-time experience in infrastructure / platform engineering roles

  • Deep expertise in Kubernetes and experience managing deployments in production environments

  • Experience with high-throughput data systems and databases like ClickHouse

  • Experience operating production systems in multiple cloud environments (AWS/GCP/Azure)

  • Familiarity with event-driven architectures and message queuing systems (e.g., NATS, Kafka)

Other Requirements:

  • Strong expertise in TypeScript and Go

  • Track record of building developer-facing products with intuitive APIs

  • Natural curiosity and bias for action

  • Previous experience at early-stage startups

  • Familiarity with core AI engineering concepts like prompt engineering, RAG, evals, etc.

Responsibilities:

  • Own the development and optimization of our core microservices architecture running on Kubernetes

  • Build scalable data processing pipelines that handle large volumes of AI interaction data

  • Scale distributed databases like ClickHouse to enable powerful analytics capabilities

  • Build and automate secure customer‑VPC deployments across AWS, Azure, and GCP

  • Collaborate with the founding team to shape our technical architecture and product roadmap

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