Enterprise · We monitor on your behalf

You don't run the monitoring. We do.

Your team gets the working co-worker. Riyalabs runs the observability, guardrails, evaluation, output quality, and agent security behind it – so you don't have to staff an MLOps team to ship one workflow safely.

§01 · Five disciplines we run for you

The five lanes we keep your co-worker inside.

Observability, guardrails, evaluation, output quality, and agent security. Each one is its own surface – and Riyalabs runs all five on your behalf so your team gets the best co-worker without having to staff this work.

Observability

We trace every action, approval, and source. You get a clean weekly read.

  • Per-action audit log (who · when · which sources · which tool · approval state)
  • Live dashboard for active conversations, queued approvals, anomaly counts
  • Trace explorer: replay a co-worker's full reasoning step-by-step
  • Alerting hooks into PagerDuty / Slack / email

Guardrails

We define and enforce what the co-worker can – and explicitly cannot – do.

  • Least-privilege source scoping (read-only by default, per-source)
  • Per-tool allowlist and rate-limit
  • Action confirmation thresholds (auto-approve under $X, human approval above)
  • Domain / data-class blocklists (PII, financial, customer-confidential)

Evaluation

We score every release – accuracy, citation grounding, regressions – before users see it.

  • Golden-set regression suite per workflow (rerun on every prompt or model change)
  • Citation grounding score (does every claim trace to a real source?)
  • Human-in-the-loop rubric scoring of randomized samples
  • A/B comparison for model upgrades and prompt revisions

Output quality

We track style, format, factuality, and acceptance – and tune the co-worker until users keep its drafts.

  • Format validation (schema-checked drafts, length bounds, required fields)
  • Tone & style consistency check against your team's writing rubric
  • Acceptance-rate tracking – what percent of drafts ship without edits?
  • Edit-distance metrics on approved-with-edits cases (so the model can learn)

Agent security

We actively defend against prompt-injection, jailbreaks, and data exfiltration – and red-team our own deployments every release.

  • Prompt-injection detection at every input boundary (user, source content, tool output)
  • Indirect prompt-injection blocking for content pulled from CRMs, docs, tickets, emails
  • Tool-call sanitization (the co-worker never executes embedded URLs from source content)
  • Exfil monitor: outbound payloads checked against allowed destinations + data classes
  • Red-team test suite (we attack our own deployments every release)
§02 · Telemetry surface

The four dashboards you'll actually open every week.

A monitoring surface is only useful if someone reads it. We do – these are the four screens we build and watch for every co-worker we ship. You see the summary; we handle the noise.

Realtime
Live now

Live conversations

Active sessions, queued tool-calls, and the user on the other end of each one. One click to drop into any trace.

Action gate
Queue

Approval queue

Pending high-impact actions awaiting a named approver – with the source context and the suggested response side by side.

Quality · 7d
Grounding

Citation grounding score

Rolling 7-day score for how many claims trace cleanly to a real source. Trend line, regressions flagged, per-workflow breakdown.

Security · 7d
Events

Anomaly & injection events

Rolling 7-day count of prompt-injection attempts, exfil flags, and tool-call anomalies – with the source and severity attached.

§03 · How it ships

Defined per workflow. Wired into your tools. Reviewed quarterly.

Monitoring isn't a generic dashboard pack – it's specific to the workflow, the data sources, and the approval boundaries. Here's the path from launch to long-term operations.

1 Defined per workflow Each co-worker gets its own monitoring spec – what to log, what to score, what to alert on. Drafted together with your security and ops leads.
2 Wired into your tools Audit logs flow to your SIEM. Alerts fire into PagerDuty or Slack. Dashboards live where your operators already work – not in a separate console.
3 Reviewed quarterly A 60-minute review every quarter: acceptance rate, grounding score, anomaly trends. Together we decide what to tune, retire, or expand.
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Ship a co-worker your security team signs off on.

You don't need to staff an MLOps team. Every Riyalabs co-worker comes with these five disciplines from day one – operated by us, summarized for you. Bring us your workflow and we'll show you exactly what we'll be watching on your behalf.