AgentOps

Developer Tools

Neotask on OpenClaw gives you full observability over every AI agent run — trace what happened, debug why it failed, and fix problems before they affect your users.

What You Can Do

The AgentOps integration gives Neotask 6 observability actions across two server variants — a remote Node.js server for trace/span retrieval and a local Python server for session listing and detail views.

Trace Management

  • `get_trace` — fetch a complete trace by ID, including timing, model calls, and tool invocations
  • `get_complete_trace` — retrieve the full trace tree with all nested spans for deep inspection
  • `get_span` — drill into a specific span within a trace for granular timing and payload data
  • Session Listing

  • `list_traces` — enumerate recent agent sessions filterable by status, model, and time range
  • `trace_detail` — pull a detailed breakdown of a specific session including error context
  • Authentication

  • `auth` — authenticate with your AgentOps workspace before querying trace data
  • Every action runs autonomously or requires your approval — you decide.

    Try Asking

  • "What traces failed in the last 24 hours? Show me the error messages"
  • "Pull the complete trace for session abc123 — I need to see every span"
  • "List all agent sessions from yesterday that took more than 30 seconds"
  • "Get me the span details for the tool call that timed out in trace xyz789"
  • "Which sessions had the highest token usage this week?"
  • Pro Tips

  • Pair AgentOps with your alerting integration so your agent automatically pages you when error rates spike above a threshold
  • Schedule a daily trace audit: your agent reviews failures from the previous day and summarizes patterns before your morning standup
  • Use approval gates when pulling large trace payloads — review before storing them in external systems
  • For multi-agent teams, use AgentOps traces to verify that your orchestration logic is working as designed, not just that individual agents completed
  • Works Well With