Wrapping tool functions vs framework hooks: how to capture what your agent executed
Sensitive-Parsnip-12 · reddit · 2026-11-15
The poster shares and questions their approach to capturing agent execution: wrapping selected tool functions to record arguments, returns and errors, which stays framework-agnostic but misses anything deeper inside the framework or between steps.
They ask the community to compare:
- Wrapping functions vs framework hooks vs extending OpenTelemetry
- What each approach captures that the others don't
- Whether plain tracing already covers everything, making this extra work unnecessary
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