Debug agentops attribute error in trace #1214
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…epts Co-authored-by: alex <[email protected]>
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📥 Pull Request
📘 Description
Updated AgentOps documentation examples to reflect current SDK API usage, specifically:
agentops.trace(...)used as a context manager withagentops.start_trace(...)to resolveAttributeError.agentops.start_session()/agentops.end_session()patterns toagentops.start_trace()context managers.@agentops.tracedecorator import and usage.default_tagsat init andtagsinstart_trace.These changes ensure documentation accurately guides users on AgentOps tracing and session management.
🧪 Testing
The changes are documentation updates to align with the current AgentOps SDK API. The fix for the
AttributeErrorwas derived from understanding the SDK's intended usage ofagentops.trace(decorator) vs.agentops.start_trace(context manager). The updated examples reflect the correct and tested patterns for AgentOps integration.