Odigos
Distributed traces in minutes, without any code changes
Odigos launched on December 22, 2022 with 66 votes, #894 of 3,687 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Odigos, our open-source project, helps developers fix production issues faster by boosting existing monitoring tools, and automatically providing them with distributed traces, within minutes.
Give AI the power to investigate production. Odigos lets agents request missing evidence from running code, find the cause and verify the fix through dynamic instrumentation.
Odigos records what runs inside every service, live, with nothing in your code. Your engineers, AI agents and security teams get the evidence they need. Your agent has a question. The answer isn’t in your telemetry yet. Odigos lets it collect the missing evidence from running code—without waiting for an instrumentation release. The one that can only read what someone logged in advance adds a log line and waits for the bug to happen again. The one on Odigos asks production what the code did. Hours to days against seconds, on every incident, on every team. One Production Context Platform connects the investigation to the work: resolving incidents, stopping attacks and shipping better code.…from odigos.io
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