Codex CLI
Use the current built-in OpenTelemetry exporter and keep raw user prompt content redacted.
Open the Codex CLI guideChoose the path that matches what you run. Connect an existing CLI, desktop runtime, or local model API, then verify its telemetry in Observagent.
Select the product-specific guide for the CLI, desktop runtime, or local model API you want to connect.
Use the current built-in OpenTelemetry exporter and keep raw user prompt content redacted.
Open the Codex CLI guideExport Claude Code logs, metrics, and beta traces directly through OTLP/HTTP.
Open the Claude Code guideRoute local Ollama requests through the Observagent proxy on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Open the Ollama guideSend print-mode events or interactive session boundaries through a local Python adapter.
Open the Antigravity guideConfigure the local Codex runtime to export logs, metrics, and traces to your project.
Open the desktop guideStream Cursor Enterprise usage metrics and logs to Observagent over OpenTelemetry.
Open the Cursor guideSend Copilot Chat, CLI, and desktop app telemetry through individual or org-managed OTLP export.
Open the GitHub Copilot guideExport Devin agent session and step telemetry to Observagent over OpenTelemetry.
Open the Devin guideStream Grok Bot activity through Cursor Enterprise's OpenTelemetry export, tagged cursor.surface=grok_bot.
Open the Grok Bot guideExport Grok Build's agent logs and metrics using its external OTEL variables or config.toml.
Open the Grok Build guideObserve requests routed through an OpenAI-compatible local proxy without adding prompt content.
Open the LM Studio guideObservagent is observability infrastructure for AI systems. It brings metrics, traces, logs, and usage data together so organizations can see how AI behaves across users, agents, applications, and departments.
Your SDK, runtime, or local integration emits OpenTelemetry signals over HTTPS. Observagent organizes those signals for investigation and analysis to help teams improve performance, reliability, and cost.
Integrations send OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, and logs over HTTPS. The exact fields depend on the SDK, runtime, and configuration you choose; Observagent does not require prompt or response text to accept telemetry.