Overview
Understand output health, MCP-compatible access, public data drift, AI answer drift, source conflicts, action-path failures, protocol changes, alerts, and reports.
- Output health and protocol readiness can change independently.
- Source conflicts and AI answer drift should become issues or fixes.
- Reports should distinguish observation, evidence, and recommended action.
What Monitoring means in Akii
Monitoring is documented as part of Akii v2 only: Commerce Graph, Agent Gateway, Action Registry, Protocol Compatibility, Answer QA, monitoring, sources, fixes, and Partner Console operations. The page explains the operational role, not a generic marketing claim.
How it works
Akii monitors published output status, public graph freshness, MCP-compatible availability, action-path test results, protocol-readiness changes, source conflicts, Answer QA findings, and workspace health summaries.
- Start from approved client data instead of scraped fragments.
- Keep public and private data boundaries explicit.
- Attach evidence, owner, status, and version context where the product supports it.
- Retest after changes so issues and readiness gaps do not become stale.
Boundaries
Akii documents what is supported, partial, readiness-only, export-only, planned, or watchlist. Do not treat readiness as certification or exports as full partner integration.
- Monitoring does not guarantee that every external AI answer will stay correct.
- Alerts require configured destinations or workspace review.
- Human approval is still required before publishing material changes.