Summary
MLflow 3.9.0 introduces the Agent Dashboard, a new Overview tab in GenAI experiments that automatically aggregates metrics across logged traces to provide instant visibility into your agent's health. Instead of manually inspecting individual traces or building custom dashboards, practitioners can now analyze long-term performance trends across three focused views compatible with more than 40 tracing integrations.
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