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@traceroost/traceroost

v0.0.1

Published

Observability for AI coding agents. TraceRoost is the new name for AgentLens.

Readme

TraceRoost

TraceRoost is the new name for AgentLens — observability for AI coding agents.

It gives you OpenTelemetry-native tracing across Claude, Copilot and Codex, a local dashboard for inspecting agent runs, and a VS Code extension for seeing the same traces alongside your code.

Status

The rename is in progress. The tool currently ships under its original package name:

npx agentlens-dashboard

This package will become the primary entry point once the rename lands. Installing it today gets you this notice and nothing more — use the command above.

What it does

  • Traces agent runs as OpenTelemetry spans, so agent activity lands in whatever backend you already use rather than a proprietary silo.
  • Captures prompts and completions as span events, including gen_ai.output.messages, with control over event verbosity.
  • Runs locally. The dashboard is a local process; nothing is sent anywhere you did not configure.
  • Works across agents. Claude, Copilot and Codex share one trace model, so runs are comparable.

Links

  • Repository — https://github.com/RogerReed/agentlens
  • Issues — https://github.com/RogerReed/agentlens/issues

License

MIT