Two product launch films for Galileo, produced by Free Agent Media: co-founder and CEO Vikram Chatterji introducing the Agent Reliability Platform, and a sixty-second film for four new agentic metrics.
In July 2025 Galileo launched its Agent Reliability Platform, a single product for the three things that break when AI agents leave the demo and hit production: seeing what a multi-agent system actually did, finding out why it failed, and stopping the failure before a user sees it. Free Agent Media produced the launch film. Co-founder and CEO Vikram Chatterji carries it to camera in under three minutes, and the platform's three engines are shown as they work rather than described.
The film moves through the announcement in the order Galileo built it. The Graph Engine replaces the trace view with an orchestration-agnostic map of every path an agent took, shown running against OpenAI, AWS, and LangChain stacks. The Insights Engine sits on top of the logs, metrics, and agent code and names the failure mode itself, with the fix suggested and, where possible, applied. Luna-2, a new family of small language models, powers guardrails at millisecond latency; the film puts Luna-2 next to GPT-4o on cost, accuracy, and latency, and closes on the enterprise logos already running it.
Three months later Galileo shipped four agentic metrics, Agent Flow, Agent Efficiency, Conversation Quality, and Intent Change, and Free Agent Media produced the sixty-second product film for the release. There is no narration. A fintech support chat runs on a phone screen while each metric is introduced beside it, a guardrail fires on an agent that leaves its allowed path, and the film ends on the metrics still to come. It is built to be watched with the sound off in a feed.
Both films were published on Galileo's own YouTube channel, the first on July 16, 2025 and the second on October 23, 2025, the same day as the metrics blog post. In April 2026 Cisco announced its intent to acquire Galileo, and Galileo's mark now reads "now part of Cisco." These films predate that announcement.
“Building a single agent that actually works is really hard. When you have thousands of these agents, how do you ensure that these are going to be reliable at scale?”
“Observability in the era of agents is broken. A trace view does not cut it anymore.”
“You as a developer don't have to go looking for that needle in the haystack within all of your different spans and sessions and traces. Galileo can just give you what the fixes should be.”
“We're obsessed with this critical problem of agent reliability, and stay tuned for much more over the coming months from us.”
Product launch films · 2D & 3D animation
Free Agent Media produced 2 videos for Galileo. Formats: Product film, Product launch film.
Everything cut from the project, each published by Galileo as its own video. Click through to watch on their channel.
02:43Vikram Chatterji introduces the Graph Engine, the Insights Engine, and Luna-2, with product screens, an orchestration-agnostic build, and a Luna-2 versus GPT-4o cost comparison.
“Observability in the era of agents is broken. A trace view does not cut it anymore.” 00:23 ↗
01:00A wordless sixty-second film: a fintech support chat on a phone screen, a guardrail firing on an off-path agent, and each of the four new metrics introduced beside the conversation it measures.
Free Agent Media, a video production company for technology companies based in San Francisco, Seattle, and New York, produced the launch film and the later agentic metrics film for Galileo. Galileo published both on its YouTube channel.
The Galileo Agent Reliability Platform, launched in July 2025: the Graph Engine for observing multi-agent systems, the Insights Engine for automatic failure-mode analysis and suggested fixes, and Luna-2, a family of small language models for real-time guardrails. The platform launched with a free tier at galileo.ai.
Vikram Chatterji, co-founder and CEO of Galileo, presents the Agent Reliability Platform film to camera. The agentic metrics film has no presenter and no narration.
Agent Flow measures progress across the intended task pipeline, Agent Efficiency measures how concisely an agent executes, Conversation Quality evaluates multi-turn helpfulness and satisfaction, and Intent Change detects when a user's goal shifts mid-interaction. Galileo released them on October 23, 2025.
Two videos: a two-minute-forty-three-second product launch film with Vikram Chatterji and product screen capture, and a sixty-second wordless product film built around a fintech support-chat demo.
Cisco announced its intent to acquire Galileo in April 2026, after both films were published. Galileo's current mark reads "now part of Cisco."
