LoongSuite BFCL v4 Instrumentation
LoongSuite Python instrumentation for the Berkeley Function Call
Leaderboard v4
(bfcl-eval, package bfcl_eval).
Span Topology
ENTRY enter_ai_application_system gen_ai.span.kind=ENTRY, op=enter
└─ AGENT invoke_agent {test_entry_id} gen_ai.span.kind=AGENT, op=invoke_agent
├─ STEP react step gen_ai.span.kind=STEP, op=react
│ ├─ LLM chat {model} (created by downstream vendor SDK probe)
│ └─ TOOL execute_tool {fn} gen_ai.span.kind=TOOL, op=execute_tool
└─ STEP react step
└─ ...
This instrumentation deliberately does not create LLM spans. They are emitted by the downstream vendor SDK probe (OpenAI / Anthropic / Google / DashScope / LiteLLM / etc.) so that token usage and request payloads stay in sync with the SDK that actually performed the request.
Installation
pip install loongsuite-instrumentation-bfclv4
Usage
opentelemetry-instrument bfcl generate \
--model gpt-4o-2024-11-20-FC \
--test-category simple_python \
--num-threads 2
Or programmatically:
from opentelemetry.instrumentation.bfclv4 import BFCLv4Instrumentor
BFCLv4Instrumentor().instrument()
# ... run BFCL ...
BFCLv4Instrumentor().uninstrument()
Compatibility With Downstream LLM SDK Probes
| Scenario | Recommended downstream probe |
|---|---|
| OpenAI / OpenAI Responses / OSS via vLLM / SGLang / DeepSeek (OpenAI-compatible) | opentelemetry-instrumentation-openai |
| Anthropic / Claude | loongsuite-instrumentation-claude-agent-sdk |
| Gemini / Google | loongsuite-instrumentation-google-adk |
| Qwen / DashScope | loongsuite-instrumentation-dashscope |
| LiteLLM | loongsuite-instrumentation-litellm |
OSS Provider Notes
For OSS handlers (vLLM / SGLang served via the OpenAI-compatible API), the
BFCL probe sets gen_ai.provider.name to vllm / sglang / oss and adds
bfcl.oss.backend for disambiguation. Downstream OpenAI probes will still
report gen_ai.provider.name=openai on the LLM span; this is expected.
Custom Attributes
| Attribute | Where | Description |
|---|---|---|
gen_ai.framework = bfclv4 |
ENTRY/AGENT/STEP/TOOL | Framework tag |
bfcl.test_category |
ENTRY/AGENT | Test category |
bfcl.num_threads |
ENTRY | Configured thread pool size |
bfcl.test_case_count |
ENTRY | Number of test cases |
bfcl.run_ids |
ENTRY | Whether the run targeted specific IDs |
bfcl.test_entry_id |
AGENT | Test entry id |
bfcl.turn_idx |
STEP | Multi-turn turn index (0-based) |
bfcl.query_mode |
STEP | FC or prompting |
bfcl.oss.backend |
AGENT/STEP | vllm / sglang / unknown (only OSS) |
bfcl.tool.duration_is_estimated |
TOOL | True (latency is averaged across batch) |
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