RELIA Python SDK
Unified observability and AI agent monitoring for Python. One SDK for APM tracing, LLM cost tracking, and agent workflow monitoring — with zero-config auto-instrumentation.
Install
pip install relia-sdk
Setup
python -m relia
The interactive wizard detects your framework, creates a project, and generates all config files automatically.
Features
- Zero-code LLM interception — patches
httpxandrequeststo capture all API calls automatically - Smart conversation tracking — groups multi-turn and tool-calling chains into single runs
- Cost estimation — built-in pricing for 24+ models (GPT-4o, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, etc.)
- Sensitive data redaction — auto-redacts passwords, tokens, API keys, credit cards before export
- Non-blocking reporting — background thread pool, never slows your app
- SSE streaming support — captures tool calls and usage from streaming completions
- Cloudflare/Vercel geo enrichment — extracts client IP, country, city from proxy headers
CLI Commands
python -m relia # Interactive project setup
python -m relia whoami # Show current user
python -m relia logout # Remove credentials
Environment Variables
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
RELIA_PROJECT_ID |
Your RELIA project ID |
RELIA_SERVICE_NAME |
Service name for APM (default: backend) |
RELIA_OTLP_ENDPOINT |
Custom OTLP collector URL |
RELIA_AGENT_ENDPOINT |
Agent run ingestion URL |
RELIA_ENV |
Environment label (default: production) |
The SDK also reads from .env / .env.local files automatically.
Links
Support
- Email: tryrelia1@gmail.com
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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