How do I know what to fix next?

Start with the issue affecting the most important users or sessions, then verify it against the attached evidence. Flowlines gives each issue an impact context, an explanation, a next step, technical detection details, and the exact sessions needed to decide whether the fix belongs in the prompt, tool path, retry policy, or product.

The answer

The hard part of improving an agent isn't finding problems, it's knowing which one to fix first. A long list of issues with no weighting is almost as useless as no list at all.

Flowlines shows who is affected and where an issue fires. Combine reach with business context from Users, Groups, intents, and MCP journeys to decide which problem deserves attention first.

The issue detail gives a concrete next step before exposing the technical detection logic and evidence sessions. That keeps the workflow decision-first while preserving enough detail for an engineer to challenge the conclusion.

How do I rank what to fix?

Count the users and accounts affected, not only the number of failing sessions.
Weigh how often it recurs and whether it is growing.
Add the business value of the affected workflow.
Estimate the effort, then pick the best value for effort.
Verify the fix after release with the same measure you used to rank it.

Published Sep 7, 2026

How do I rank what to fix?

Answer it with your own production evidence.