docs: add Latitude observability integration - #6009
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds a single new slug entry, "edge/en/observability/latitude", to the observability list in docs/docs.json, placed immediately after the existing "edge/en/observability/truefoundry" entry. ChangesLatitude Documentation Navigation
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In `@docs/en/observability/latitude.mdx`:
- Around line 107-117: Update the hard-coded year in the Task sample: change
task1's description (the Task instance referenced as task1 and its description
string) to remove "in 2024" and use a year-agnostic phrase such as "latest" or
"recent advancements" (e.g., "Conduct a comprehensive analysis of the latest
advancements in AI" or "Conduct a comprehensive analysis of recent advancements
in AI"), ensuring the expected intent and wording remain the same and no other
references to the year are left in the Task definition.
- Around line 24-37: Add SERPER_API_KEY to the environment setup so the example
can run from a clean environment and remove the hardcoded phrase "AI in 2024" in
the Task description; specifically, update the env block to set SERPER_API_KEY
(used by SerperDevTool()) alongside LATITUDE_API_KEY, LATITUDE_PROJECT, and
OPENAI_API_KEY, and replace the stale wording "latest advancements in AI in
2024" with a timeless prompt (e.g., "latest advancements in AI") in the Task
text where SerperDevTool is instantiated.
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Thanks for the review! Addressed both in f2558c6:
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Adds a Latitude integration guide under observability and registers it in the edge navigation and the observability overview. Latitude ingests CrewAI traces over standard OTLP via OpenInference. Retargeted onto the new versioned docs layout (edge/en) after the docs restructure.
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Rebased onto the new versioned docs layout. The earlier approved version targeted the old flat |
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Summary
Adds a Latitude observability integration guide, alongside the existing CrewAI observability integrations (Langfuse, Arize Phoenix, Langtrace, etc.).
docs/en/observability/latitude.mdx— instruments CrewAI with the OpenInferenceCrewAIInstrumentorand exports OTLP spans to Latitude. Modeled on the existing Arize Phoenix / Langfuse pages (same "What is...?" intro, 5-step structure, References).docs/en/observability/overview.mdxunder Monitoring & Tracing Platforms.en/observability/latitudeafteren/observability/langfuseindocs/docs.json(all English versions).About Latitude
Latitude is an open-source (MIT-licensed) platform for improving production AI agents — observability, search, and evaluation. Its ingestion endpoint speaks standard OpenTelemetry (OTLP over HTTP), so CrewAI traces flow in via the OpenInference instrumentor without a vendor-specific library.
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