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- agentdynamics-0.4.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/PKG-INFO +195 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/README.md +172 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/__init__.py +12 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/__main__.py +322 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/analysis.py +755 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/autotrace.py +697 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/bootstrap/sitecustomize.py +27 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/__init__.py +0 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/aegis_audit.py +72 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/claude_code.py +257 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/generic.py +103 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/inbox.py +95 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/langfuse.py +98 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/langsmith.py +258 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/otlp.py +349 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/collectors/spans.py +202 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/config.py +139 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/engine.py +376 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/flows.py +142 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/govern.py +231 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/integrations/__init__.py +1 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/integrations/aegis.py +352 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/phases.py +82 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/pricing.py +69 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/privacy.py +41 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/sdk.py +105 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/server.py +949 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/slo.py +84 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/store.py +228 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/web/app.js +1069 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/web/charts.js +185 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/web/index.html +40 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics/web/style.css +244 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics.egg-info/PKG-INFO +195 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +46 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics.egg-info/requires.txt +11 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/agentdynamics.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/pyproject.toml +36 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/tests/test_aegis_integration.py +244 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/tests/test_autotrace.py +195 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/tests/test_core.py +187 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/tests/test_ecosystem.py +189 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/tests/test_integrations.py +371 -0
- agentdynamics-0.4.0/tests/test_live_anthropic.py +66 -0
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Name: agentdynamics
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Version: 0.4.0
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Summary: Application performance monitoring for AI agents: flows, cost, reliability and process quality
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Keywords: ai-agents,observability,apm,llm,langgraph,opentelemetry,tracing
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# AgentDynamics
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**APM for AI agents.** AgentDynamics does for agents what AppDynamics does for services. It shows how your agents work through tasks, what each step costs, where flows loop, stall or fail, and whether the agent's *process* is any good.
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- **Works with what you already have:** LangGraph, LangChain, the OpenAI Agents SDK, the Anthropic and OpenAI SDKs, CrewAI, LlamaIndex, anything that speaks OpenTelemetry, LangSmith, Langfuse, log pipelines and Claude Code.
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- **Zero dependencies:** one `pip install`, one process, runs on a laptop or in Kubernetes.
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| **Workflows** | The real execution graph mined from your traces: path variants and their success rates, loops, the critical node, handoffs |
|
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93
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| **Task snapshots** | Span-tree waterfall for each request: context growth, cost against the baseline, what went wrong, what the user said next |
|
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94
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| **Baselines & Apdex** | "Normal" cost and latency per workflow, learned automatically, plus an agent Apdex score |
|
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|
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| **Health rules & alerts** | 28 rules (runaway cost, policy denials, boundary probing, revocations, retry loops, node loops, truncation, rate limits, ping-pong handoffs, unverified code changes, …) sent to Slack or webhooks |
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| **Tools & Models** | Error rate and p95 per tool; per model TTFT, tokens/s, truncation rate, cache hit rate and spend |
|
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| **SLOs** | Success rate, Apdex, latency and cost objectives with error budgets and burn rates |
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| **Governance** | Aegis policy enforcement per task: denials by rule, budget stops, kill-switch revocations, unused grants, policy export |
|
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| **Process Review** | Scores how well the agent works (efficiency, focus, reliability, verification, context, autonomy, compliance) and suggests fixes |
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2. **Model calls are charged to the Aegis budget before they're sent.** When the budget runs out, the call is refused and never made.
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| `@agentdynamics.trace` / `@trace("name")` / `with trace("name", prompt=..., thread_id=..., user_id=...)` | One task. A nested `trace` becomes a node. Works on sync and async functions. |
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