Learned Execution Graphs for Anomaly Detection and API Drift

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    Ritvik Pandya presents short-lived execution graphs built from distributed tracing in payment APIs. Normal paths, ordering and retries provide a baseline that can make deviations easier to localize than a single aggregate latency or error-rate measure.

    The system uses an inexpensive first stage before deeper statistical and structural checks. Pandya distinguishes unusual behavior from legitimate drift, such as a changing customer or traffic mix, and explains why client-aware baselines and deployment context matter.

    Operational considerations include asynchronous processing, missing or delayed traces, new endpoints and staged rollout. The talk concerns learned and statistical reliability tooling rather than an LLM agent, and its benefits are presented as the speaker's engineering account.

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    Ritvik Pandya beside the blue and white headline “FIND THE API DRIFT” on a black background. Framed in blue with WWW.ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE.VIDEO, 23 July 2026 and duration 19m 38s.

    Ritvik Pandya describes a machine-learning and statistical approach to payment API reliability that learns normal execution graphs, investigates deviations and distinguishes anomalies from changing traffic patterns.