LangSmith Observability is for teams running AI agents or LLM-powered apps who need visibility into what those agents do in production. If you’re seeing slow responses, unexpected tool behavior, or quality issues, it helps you inspect execution end-to-end, then track costs and latency alongside those traces.
You can use it with different agent setups because it supports tracing through popular frameworks and OpenTelemetry, plus SDKs for Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java.
What sets it apart is SmithDB, which is purpose-built for deeply nested agent traces and the way teams query them. It targets fast retrieval and filtering even as trace volume grows, so you can move from “something went wrong” to a concrete trace and tool path.
If you can’t have data leave your environment, LangSmith supports self-hosted options for VPC or inside your infrastructure, including approaches meant to keep sensitive traces in place. LangSmith also states it won’t train on your data, and its tracing uses an async callback approach intended to avoid impacting your application performance.
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