New Relic
by New Relic, Inc.
Connect agents to New Relic to query telemetry, create alerts, send metrics, and investigate incidents.
How agents use New Relic
- ✓Emit custom metrics from agent workflows to track performance and cost
- ✓Query NRQL for error rates and latency to investigate incidents
- ✓Send agent execution logs to New Relic for centralized observability
- ✓Detect open incidents and route them to appropriate response workflows
- ✓Monitor entity health status before executing deployment agents
Agent actions
Inputs: nrql
Returns: results, metadata, rawResponse
Inputs: metrics
Returns: requestId, success
Inputs: logs
Returns: requestId, success
Inputs: eventType, attributes
Returns: success
Inputs: policyId
Returns: conditions, total
Inputs: onlyOpen, limit
Returns: incidents, total
Inputs: name, guid, entityType
Returns: entities, alertStatus
Example workflows
Agent observability
Track custom metrics and events for every agent task execution
Anomaly detection
NRQL query recent error rates and trigger alerts when thresholds are exceeded
About New Relic
- Vendor
- New Relic, Inc.
- Pricing Always review details with the vendor
- Free / Paid — Free tier: 100GB data ingest/month, 1 full-platform user. Standard from $49/user/month.
- Authentication
- API key
- Rate limit Always review details with the vendor
- 1000 requests / minute
- Compatible nodes
- AgentResourceInputOutput
- Website
- https://newrelic.com
Put New Relic behind your AI agent
Set up New Relic alongside your other tools in the planner — no code — so AI can act on it for your customers.
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