bench-observe
Python SDK for Bench — observability for AI agents. Zero dependencies.
pip install bench-observe
Usage
import asyncio
from bench import observe
agent = observe(api_key="bk_xxx", agent="my-agent")
async def search(t):
result = await do_search()
t.log("found", len(result))
t.cost(0.004)
return result
async def main():
result = await agent.task("search", {"query": "python"}, search)
asyncio.run(main())
Context manager
async with agent.task_ctx("summarize", {"doc": url}) as t:
summary = await llm.generate(prompt)
t.log("tokens", 1200)
t.cost(0.012)
Subtasks
async def pipeline(t):
await t.subtask("fetch", {"url": url}, fetch_fn)
await t.subtask("parse", {"html": html}, parse_fn)
await t.subtask("embed", {"text": text}, embed_fn)
await agent.task("full-pipeline", input, pipeline)
Custom events
agent.event("tool.use", {"tool": "search", "query": q})
After one run you get a live dashboard, public profile, and README badge — no other setup.
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