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- Observability across a multi-agent pipeline means a shared trace ID propagated through orchestrator, subagents, and synthesis, plus per-stage logging, so a failure can be traced from the final synthesis back to the specific subagent or unit of work that caused it. Multi-agent systems fail silently by default, so observability must be designed in, not discovered after an incident, and logging only at the orchestrator or synthesis level misses subagent-internal reasoning.
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