Mixpanel Launches Agent Intelligence
Agent Intelligence shows teams the effectiveness of the AI agents they build, the customer impact and what to do next.
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Mixpanel, the global leader in product intelligence, has introduced a new product, Agent Intelligence, alongside additional new features. Agent Intelligence shows teams the effectiveness of the AI agents they build, the customer impact and what to do next.
Teams are shipping AI features in their products so fast that they don’t always know whether they actually work.
When shipping an agent, teams have historically faced a choice: fly blind without knowing how the agent affects customers or the business, or waste time using different observability and analytics tools to try to piece together the full picture.
“There’s no shortage of tools that will show you what your AI agent did. There are far fewer that can tell you what that means for your customers and your business,” said Anant Gupta, Chief Technology Officer at Mixpanel.
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“Every product leader I talk to is asking the same ROI questions about what they’re building: Is the agent moving people through the funnel or getting in their way? Are power users getting something out of it that new users aren’t? Did switching models actually improve the experience?”
“Those are the types of questions we built Agent Intelligence to answer, and we’ve been using it to evaluate Mixpanel Agent inside our own product.”
Know What an Agent Did, Whether It Mattered and What to Do Next
Agent Intelligence connects agent performance to customer behaviour so teams can see what changed for the customer, whether it drove a business outcome and what to build or improve next.
Tell a Good Agent Conversation from a Bad One
Cost, latency, and error metrics arrive pre-loaded with no dashboard to build first. If a conversation doesn’t go well, the full story is right there.
Agent activity is recorded as scattered fragments, and Mixpanel stitches them back into the conversations they belong to. Teams can open the actual exchange, turn by turn, with every tool call and its result underneath. Going deeper to inspect a conversation no longer means reconstructing it from logs.
Measure Agent Outcomes, Not Just Activity
Customers don’t experience an agent as a separate product: It’s one step in a larger journey. In Mixpanel, agent conversations become events tied to the same user identity as everything else a team tracks.
Those events then show up in funnels, replays, cohorts and retention reports, so teams see the complete user journey. As a result, teams can finally answer the questions that product leaders are asking about the impact agent interactions are having on customers.
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Make Agents Better with Familiar Tools
With Mixpanel, teams go beyond understanding and turn insights into action. They can test changes to their agents against real customer and business outcomes. Experimentation and feature flagging let builders compare new prompts, tool configurations, or models, and see which ones actually move the metrics that matter.
Knowing what to test is part of the loop too. Mixpanel Agent handles exploratory analysis, AI-powered root-cause analysis digs into everything from performance changes to rising costs, and proactive KPI monitoring catches issues early.
From there, Mixpanel helps surface opportunities and design the next experiment, so teams can keep learning, testing, and building better agents.
“We’ve built several agents at Sprout, including Listening and Insights. But knowing an agent responded doesn’t tell us whether the customer achieved their goal, and that’s what matters most to us,” said Blake Kurinsky, Senior Director of Product Management at Sprout Social.
“Before Agent Intelligence, we tracked each agent interaction as a separate custom event. Now we can see the full conversation in one view, including what the customer did and whether it solved their request.”
