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Many moons ago I wrote a blog post which describes how to build a serverless dashboard for Connect.
In that article you can find instructions for creating agent event streams which deliver information about what agents are doing now and Lambda functions which store that information in DynamoDB. Then the code queries the DynamoDB table to retrieve the current state of each agent for display on the dashboard.
So while you can't run a query against the Connect service to get current agent status, this is a way to do the same thing.
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I'm already doing that,
the problem with that is, it doesn't give the status when it is monitoring.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "when it is monitoring". Could you explain further?