Seeking Feedback on Tracing in Claude Code Agents SDK

·Oct 02, 2025 09:06 PM·

Has anyone tried to get tracing from the new Claude Code Agents SDK? github.com/anthropics/claude-agent-sdk-python. Vibed a multiagent system but the logging abilities with the sdk is truly the worst examples of a black box llm and processes i've seen. Thanks!

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Sanjana
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Hey! We actually did something on this a few weeks ago https://arize.com/blog/claude-code-observability-and-tracing-introducing-dev-agent-lens/ Let us know what you think - there's a repo associated with it as well if you want to try it out
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Kevin D.
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This looks great.... recognize the ClaudeSDKClient that drives both Claude Code and the Agent SDK 🙂 Only issue in my case is the LiteLLM requirement. I'm taking advantage of the GLM-4.6 Plan ($) to drive CC and also my agent system so would be an issue to drive with LiteLLM. Will check it out.. Thanks for the quick response. This new CC approach of the coding agent "taking more control" of other Agent Systems and processes, I'd imagine that observability tracing is going to be really in demand... the callback system they have for getting ANY internal view logs is a nightmare.

Sanjana
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Hey! We actually did something on this a few weeks ago https://arize.com/blog/claude-code-observability-and-tracing-introducing-dev-agent-lens/ Let us know what you think - there's a repo associated with it as well if you want to try it out
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Kevin D.
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This looks great.... recognize the ClaudeSDKClient that drives both Claude Code and the Agent SDK 🙂 Only issue in my case is the LiteLLM requirement. I'm taking advantage of the GLM-4.6 Plan ($) to drive CC and also my agent system so would be an issue to drive with LiteLLM. Will check it out.. Thanks for the quick response. This new CC approach of the coding agent "taking more control" of other Agent Systems and processes, I'd imagine that observability tracing is going to be really in demand... the callback system they have for getting ANY internal view logs is a nightmare.