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# Chapter 8: AgentLogger & Monitor - Observing Your Agent in Action
Welcome to the final chapter of the SmolaAgents tutorial! In [Chapter 7: AgentType](07_agenttype.md), we saw how `SmolaAgents` handles different kinds of data like text, images, and audio using specialized containers. Now that our agent can perform complex tasks ([Chapter 1: MultiStepAgent](01_multistepagent.md)), use various [Tools](03_tool.md), remember its progress ([Chapter 4: AgentMemory](04_agentmemory.md)), and even handle diverse data types, a new question arises: **How do we actually see what the agent is doing?**
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**Example Output (Simulated)**
The `AgentLogger` uses `rich` to make the output colorful and easy to read. Here’s a simplified idea of what you might see in your console for our "Capital and Weather" example:
The `AgentLogger` uses `rich` to make the output colorful and easy to read. Here's a simplified idea of what you might see in your console for our "Capital and Weather" example:
```console
╭─[bold] New run ─ ToolCallingAgent [/bold]────────────────────────────────╮