pytracer-openai-agents
pyTracer adapter for the OpenAI Agents SDK. It auto-instruments an agent through
the SDK's built-in tracing, so you do not add @op by hand: agent runs, model
generations, tool (function) calls, and handoffs are captured as pyTracer spans.
import pytracer_sdk as pytracer
from agents.tracing import add_trace_processor
from pytracer_openai_agents import PyTracerTracingProcessor
pytracer.configure(
pytracer.HTTPTransport("https://gateway.internal", api_key="YOUR_KEY"),
service_name="my-agent", branch="main", commit="abc123",
)
add_trace_processor(PyTracerTracingProcessor()) # now every agent run is captured
Agent spans map to agent spans, generations and responses to LLM spans, function calls to tool spans, and handoffs to handoff spans, all linked into one trace by the SDK's own span tree.
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