From ruflo-observability
Observability operations — trace agent execution, view metrics, filter logs, and correlate telemetry
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ruflo-observability:observeThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Observability commands: **`observe trace <task-id>`** -- Trace agent execution for a specific task. 1. Query `observability` namespace for all spans matching `<task-id>` 2. Build a trace tree from parent-child span relationships 3. Calculate duration for each span and identify the critical path 4. Flag bottlenecks: spans exceeding p95 duration for their operation type 5. Display: trace tree with span names, durations, status, and agent attribution **`observe metrics [--period 1h]`** -- View aggregated system metrics. 1. Recall metrics data from `observability` namespace for the specified ...
Observability commands:
observe trace <task-id> -- Trace agent execution for a specific task.
observability namespace for all spans matching <task-id>observe metrics [--period 1h] -- View aggregated system metrics.
observability namespace for the specified periodobserve logs [--level error] -- Filter and display structured logs.
observability namespace filtered by level--level error, also show stack traces and suggested remediationobserve dashboard -- Show a combined observability dashboard.
observe correlate <agent-id> -- Correlate all telemetry for a specific agent.
<agent-id>npx claudepluginhub sudeeparyan/ruflo --plugin ruflo-observability22plugins reuse this command
First indexed May 13, 2026
Showing the 6 earliest of 22 plugins
/observeAssesses current observability and sets up metrics, structured logging, distributed tracing, alert rules, SLOs/SLIs, and dashboards in monitoring/ directory. Supports flags for specific components and tools.
/observeStart the ThreadHop observer for the current Claude Code session (background, watch-mode)
/observeInvestigates issues via logs, metrics, traces, and evidence in the validation protocol's observability spec, updating state and organizing findings by target, objective, blockers, and next actions.
/observeShows the observability web UI URL for the current React Native session. Also supports stop and restart subcommands.