OBSERVABILITY FOR AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS

Know what every agent is doing. And why.

TraceLayer turns opaque agent runs into clear execution stories. Follow decisions, handoffs, tool calls, cost, and failures across your entire AI system.

Python SDKOpenTelemetry nativeFramework agnostic
Execution graph
SIMULATED LIVE

Privacy by design

Configurable capture controls and redaction-ready telemetry.

Fast root cause

Move from failed run to the responsible span in seconds.

Open standards

Built around portable OpenTelemetry conventions.

Why TraceLayer

Agent software does not fail like conventional software. Your observability should understand the difference.

Built for systems that reason, delegate, and act.

As AI evolves from isolated prompts into interconnected workflows, traditional logs lose the thread. TraceLayer preserves causality across model calls, agents, tools, memory, and infrastructure so teams can ship with confidence.

Platform capabilities

Everything you need to understand your agents.

From the first prompt to the final response, every span, handoff, and decision is visible.

Distributed Tracing

Capture complete execution paths across complex agent workflows.

Agent Communication

Inspect messages, tool calls, and information exchanged between agents.

Performance Analytics

Track latency, token consumption, cost, and resource utilization.

Failure Detection

Identify unsuccessful tasks, unexpected behavior, and bottlenecks.

Memory Inspection

Understand how agents retrieve, store, and exchange context.

Workflow Visualization

Explore dependencies and execution sequences through interactive graphs.

Product

One platform. Complete agent observability.

Purpose-built primitives for debugging systems that reason, delegate, and act.

01 —

TraceLayer SDK

Instrument any agent workflow with a few lines of Python. Automatic context propagation connects every call.

agent.py
from tracelayer import observe
from agents import Orchestrator

@observe(workflow="market-analysis")
def run_agent_task(prompt: str):
    agent = Orchestrator(
        agents=[researcher, analyst],
        trace_messages=True,
    )
    return agent.run(prompt)

SIMULATED DEMONSTRATION DATA

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TraceLayer Console

Monitor throughput, latency, token usage, estimated API cost, and errors in one operational view.

Executions

12,842

Avg latency

842ms

Tokens

8.4M

Error rate

0.82%

SIMULATED DEMONSTRATION DATA

03 —

Agent Trace Explorer

Move from a failed task to the exact agent span, input, output, and handoff that caused it.

SIMULATED DEMONSTRATION DATA

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TraceLayer API

Send custom telemetry through a simple REST API and connect your existing runtime without lock-in.

request.http
POST /v1/traces
Authorization: Bearer ••••••••

{
  "workflow": "market-analysis",
  "agent": "researcher",
  "status": "completed",
  "latency_ms": 842
}

SIMULATED DEMONSTRATION DATA

Interactive demonstration

See what your agents are really doing.

Run a simulated multi-agent workflow and watch every delegation, tool call, and validation step unfold.

Market intelligence workflow

simulation_001 · DEMO TELEMETRY

Orchestrator

Waiting for upstream dependency

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Planning Agent

Waiting for upstream dependency

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Research Agent A

Waiting for upstream dependency

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Research Agent B

Waiting for upstream dependency

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Validation Agent

Waiting for upstream dependency

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Orchestrator

Waiting for upstream dependency

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Developer infrastructure

Built for developers.
Designed for production.

Connect TraceLayer to the frameworks and runtimes you already use. Export standard telemetry or use our purpose-built agent SDK.

Python SDK
REST API
OpenTelemetry
Multi-framework
Custom agents
Structured logs
Your agent runtime
LangGraph · CrewAI · AutoGen · Custom
OpenTelemetry + TraceLayer SDK
Traces
Metrics
Logs

Field notes

Patterns for dependable agent systems.

Clear, technical guidance for engineers building production autonomous workflows.

View all research

Make every agent decision explainable.

Inspect a complete trace, understand the root cause, and improve the next run.