Add Agent-SRE and Agent-Hypervisor to Open Source Distributed Tracing#24
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What This Adds
Two open-source tools to the Distributed Tracing Solutions > Open Source section:
Agent-SRE
AI-native SRE framework with OTel-compatible telemetry:
1,071 tests | Python 3.10+ | MIT Licensed
Agent-Hypervisor
Runtime supervisor for multi-agent systems with a structured event bus:
326 tests | Python 3.11+ | MIT Licensed
Why They Belong Here
As AI agents become production workloads, they need observability. Both tools produce structured telemetry compatible with OpenTelemetry, enabling visualization in any OTel-compatible backend (Jaeger, Grafana, etc.). They extend distributed tracing from traditional microservices to autonomous AI agent systems.