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Harrison Chase says agent runs can be fully traced, and agent observability needs more than Datadog

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Harrison Chase, founder of LangChain, says on X on October 23, 2026 that everything in an agent run can be traced.

The post does not name the tooling, the scope of tracing, or any products.

On October 30, 2026, Chase says agent observability is closer to Databricks for agents than to Datadog for agents. He says LangChain has built some tools in that direction and expects to release more soon. No release dates or product names are given.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 30, 5:37 PM ET

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  1. Oct 30, 5:20 PM ET · 1 article
    LangChain's Harrison Chase says agent observability needs more than Datadog
    Harrison Chase: LangChain's Harrison Chase says agent observability needs more than Datadog
  2. Oct 23, 11:09 AM ET · 1 article
    Harrison Chase says agent traces can be fully traced
    Harrison Chase: Harrison Chase says agent traces can be fully traced

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Oct 30
  1. Harrison ChaseX
    LangChain's Harrison Chase says agent observability needs more than Datadog

    AIHarrison Chase says agent observability is closer to Databricks for agents than Datadog for agents. He says LangChain has built some tools in that direction and expects to release more soon.

Oct 23
  1. Harrison ChaseX
    Harrison Chase says agent traces can be fully traced

    AIHarrison Chase, the LangChain founder, says that everything in an agent run can be traced. The post gives no further details about the tooling, the scope of tracing, or any products involved.

    Image from @hwchase17's post

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