trayce
Python SDK for Trayce, open-source observability and evals for LLM agents. It traces agent runs into a Trayce server and provides the trayce CLI (trayce eval, trayce replay).
from trayce import instrument_anthropic, trace
instrument_anthropic() # each Anthropic model call becomes an LLM span
@trace(name="support_agent", kind="agent")
def run(question: str) -> str: ...
The SDK reads TRAYCE_API_KEY and TRAYCE_ENDPOINT. Extras: trayce[eval] for trayce eval, trayce[otel] for the OpenTelemetry bridge. The llm_judge scorer currently uses Anthropic models only.
To run a Trayce server on this machine (needs Docker):
trayce up # prints the web UI address, a setup token, and the settings for your agent
trayce down # stops it; --delete-data also deletes its data
See the repository README for more.
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