Structured Tracing
A technique that records every step of an agent's run as a machine-readable event stream with a schema, including inputs, decisions, tool calls, return values, latency, token consumption and decision rationale, as distinct from ordinary logs intended for humans.
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Structured tracing records the input, output, state, and elapsed time of each step, turning fault localization for RAG agents from "guessing" into "looking up."
Structured tracing records the input, output, tool calls, and state changes of each step, and presents them as a visualized timeline.
Structured traces are an event stream that records each step of an agent run—inputs, decisions, tool calls, return values, latency, token consumption, and trigger reasons—in a machine-readable schema, can be queried, aggregated, and replayed by programs, and are distinct from ordinary human-readable logs.
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Structured tracing records the input, output, state, and elapsed time of each step, turning fault localization for RAG agents from "guessing" into "looking up."
50%UnverifiedStructured tracing records the input, output, tool calls, and state changes of each step, and presents them as a visualized timeline.
50%UnverifiedStructured traces are an event stream that records each step of an agent run—inputs, decisions, tool calls, return values, latency, token consumption, and trigger reasons—in a machine-readable schema, can be queried, aggregated, and replayed by programs, and are distinct from ordinary human-readable logs.
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