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A Java exporter that facilitates sending OpenTelemetry telemetry data—including traces, metrics, and logs—from Java applications directly to Azure Monitor or Application Insights. It is crucial for achieving centralized, comprehensive observability into enterprise applications.

This library serves as a low-level exporter for Python applications, enabling the reliable transfer of comprehensive OpenTelemetry telemetry data—including traces, metrics, and logs—to Azure Application Insights. It provides robust configuration options, including connection string setup, Azure AD authentication, custom sampling, and offline storage management, ensuring complete and reliable observability.

This library provides a straightforward, one-line setup for integrating Python applications with Azure Application Insights. It leverages OpenTelemetry for automatic instrumentation across popular frameworks (Flask, Django, FastAPI) and various libraries, enabling comprehensive monitoring of traces, metrics, and logs in a single setup.

Controls Chrome via the DevTools MCP to navigate pages, interact with elements, inspect console and network data, capture snapshots/screenshots, and record performance traces for live web debugging and profiling tasks.

This specialized skill acts as an expert debugger, designed for deep root cause analysis of software errors, test failures, and unexpected behavior. It guides the user through systematic debugging processes, including capturing stack traces, isolating failure points, implementing minimal fixes, and providing comprehensive reports detailing the root cause, evidence, specific code patches, and prevention recommendations. Ideal for complex bug resolution and quality assurance.

A comprehensive, expert-level workflow for debugging complex software issues in production environments. This skill guides users through initial triage, advanced observability data collection (APM, distributed traces, logs), intelligent hypothesis generation, and full root cause analysis. Use it when dealing with intermittent failures, performance bottlenecks, or needing a complete fix and prevention plan.

This expert guide provides a systematic, structured methodology for debugging complex software issues. It teaches users how to analyze stack traces, correlate logs, establish consistent reproduction steps, and apply hypothesis-driven testing to isolate and resolve bugs, crashes, or unexpected behavior in any codebase. Essential for professional troubleshooting and quality assurance.

Analyzes CPU, memory, I/O, and database traces to find and fix bottlenecks, offering remediation strategies when diagnosing slow applications, optimizing resource use, or preventing performance issues.

This skill is designed for advanced error detective work. It analyzes complex log streams, correlates stack traces across distributed systems, and detects anomalous error patterns. It helps identify root causes by correlating errors with system deployments and changes, providing actionable findings for immediate fixes and long-term prevention strategies.

This bundle is designed to collect comprehensive diagnostic data from the Guidewire ecosystem. It captures critical information including Cloud API responses, Gosu stack traces, server logs, OAuth token status, and batch process statuses. Use it to aid in debugging, troubleshooting, and performance analysis within Guidewire applications.

A comprehensive utility designed to gather all necessary diagnostic evidence for troubleshooting complex LangChain failures. It captures environment snapshots, dependency versions, detailed execution traces (including LLM calls and tool usage), and error stack traces. Use this bundle when preparing detailed GitHub bug reports or conducting LangSmith tracing.

A comprehensive diagnostic guide for resolving the 10 most common Langfuse integration errors. This resource covers root causes, specific error codes (like 401 Unauthorized or connection timeouts), and provides tested solutions for debugging missing traces, authentication failures, and general LLM observability issues.