AI BriefingLangSmith Begins Supporting OpenTelemetry
Key point
LangSmith now supports the OpenTelemetry format, strengthening its distributed tracing and observability capabilities.
Details
LangSmith has begun supporting OpenTelemetry (OTEL) format, the open standard for distributed tracing and observability. Now developers can send telemetry data generated from various programming languages and frameworks directly to the LangSmith API layer.
With this update, users can easily collect traces from LLM models, vector databases, and common LLM frameworks using OpenLLMetry semantic conventions. Through this, LangSmith provides a unified view of application performance, combining system telemetry with LLM monitoring.
Key features include:
- Instant instrumentation enabled through OpenLLMetry format support
- Support for new standards such as OpenTelemetry Gen AI semantic conventions planned for the future
- Compatibility with various OpenTelemetry-compatible SDKs, including the Python SDK
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