pytracer-crewai
pyTracer adapter for CrewAI. It auto-instruments a crew through CrewAI's event bus,
so you do not add @op by hand: crew kickoffs, task and agent execution, tool
usage, and LLM calls are captured as pyTracer spans.
import pytracer_sdk as pytracer
from pytracer_crewai import PyTracerEventListener
pytracer.configure(
pytracer.HTTPTransport("https://gateway.internal", api_key="YOUR_KEY"),
service_name="my-crew", branch="main", commit="abc123",
)
PyTracerEventListener() # registers on the global bus; every crew run is now captured
crew.kickoff(inputs={...})
The bus stamps each event with an id, a parent id, and (on completion) the matching start id, which the listener uses to build a correctly nested trace.
Replay
This adapter captures runs. Replaying a captured run currently requires @op
instrumentation, because the replay engine intercepts @op calls; replay through
the adapter itself is on the roadmap. Attempting to replay an adapter-only trace
is flagged (the run has recordings but hits no @op seam) rather than silently
running live. See the main README for the replay workflow.
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