AI systems, particularly multi-agent systems, present unique challenges in monitoring and governance, given their complexity and tendency to act as networks of semi-autonomous actors. Traditional monitoring frameworks often fall short in providing the necessary visibility and control, leading to technical issues, trust erosion, and wasted engineering hours. To tackle these challenges, a comprehensive approach involving selecting relevant metrics, building a layered observability architecture, implementing robust logging and tracing, and ensuring compliance and ethical monitoring is essential. Adopting platforms like Galileo can accelerate this process by offering agent-specific observability and automated quality checks, thus transforming agent chaos into operational clarity and enabling continuous improvement. Effective monitoring strategies help align technical operations with executive expectations, ensuring that AI agents operate efficiently, comply with regulations, and contribute positively to business outcomes.