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From observability-ops
Performs distributed tracing and performance bottleneck analysis on the specified service, with optional focus like latency or bottlenecks.
npx claudepluginhub dotclaude/marketplace --plugin observability-opsHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/observability-ops:trace <service> [focus]sonnetThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Trace Command Distributed tracing and performance bottleneck analysis ## Arguments **$1 (Required)**: service **$2 (Optional)**: focus ## Examples Invoke the performance-analyst agent with: $ARGUMENTS
/setup-tracingImplements distributed tracing for microservices with SDK integration (OpenTelemetry/vendor), service instrumentation, context propagation, backend setup (Jaeger/Zipkin), sampling, and dashboards.
/dynatraceDeploys and configures Dynatrace: OneAgent Kubernetes Operator, code instrumentation, logs/metrics monitoring, SLOs, dashboards, anomaly detection, Davis AI, and incident investigation using Terraform.
/debugInvestigates errors in files or production issues using Logfire traces: finds recent exceptions, runs SQL queries on OpenTelemetry data, suggests code fixes, shares trace links.
/debug-sessionInitiates strategic debugging session for production incidents: performs system diagnostics, service health checks, log analysis, and root cause identification using Bash tools.
/track-response-timesImplements response time tracking for APIs, DB queries, external services, frontend, and jobs. Provides instrumentation code, monitoring configs, dashboards, SLOs, alerts, and optimization strategies.
/traceTraces execution path of a request or operation through codebase, documenting functions, inputs, side effects, errors, async flows, and generating sequence diagram with failure points and bottlenecks.
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Distributed tracing and performance bottleneck analysis
$1 (Required): service
$2 (Optional): focus
/trace "checkout-service" latency
/trace "payment-api" bottlenecks
Invoke the performance-analyst agent with: $ARGUMENTS