otelyssey
Enables observability across autonomous coding agents through standardized telemetry, reducing blind spots in agent-driven development workflows and improvin…
OpenTelemetry plugins for every coding agent, in the Agent Plugins format — a marketplace that runs itself: open an issue, the repository validates, reviews, lists and follows your plugin.
- Generate OpenTelemetry instrumentation plugins for AI coding agents without manual validation overhead.
- Automate plugin review and deployment by submitting pull requests that validate against Agent Plugins standards.
- Find pre-built observability integrations for coding agents across multiple frameworks and languages.
Enables observability across autonomous coding agents through standardized telemetry, reducing blind spots in agent-driven development workflows and improving debugging of multi-agent systems.
Engineering teams deploying AI coding agents seeking end-to-end visibility into agent behavior and system interactions.
https://github.com/using-system/otelyssey
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Scored from trust signals (evidence-eval-v1): 87 GitHub stars; contributors unknown; last commit 0d ago; license MIT.