- Summary
- A comprehensive guide for managing Claude Code agents requires deploying a dedicated config repository to isolate their codebase from shared project repositories entirely. Instead of embedding logic into the main application, agents should link their specialized functionality through symlinks to external configurations or custom repositories within the project. This architecture ensures that core business logic resides exclusively in the shared project, while the specialized agent logic runs in a separate, isolated environment with its own dependencies and tracing configuration. Users can run Jaeger locally on the shared project to visualize the flow of requests, and then connect this infrastructure with custom spans directly on top of the business logic that actually needs to be managed. This separation of concerns prevents sensitive business scripts from leaking into public codebases.
Furthermore, you must establish robust tracing and metrics using OpenTelemetry across the entire application, including the shared project where the core agent resides. Running this tracing locally provides immediate visibility into where requests are failing or where metrics are skewed. Finally, implement custom spans around the business logic by placing tracing logic directly onto the specific methods that drive the application's functionality, ensuring that every critical step is logged and monitored. - Title
- Irina Scurtu - .NET, Architecture and the world around it
- Description
- Irina Scurtu - .NET, Architecture and the world around it
- Keywords
- code, agents, vector, databases, work, core, tracing, keep, systems, queues, spans, custom, instrumentation, matters, developers, beginner, consumers
- Categories
- NS Lookup
- A 172.67.168.34, A 104.21.46.63
- Dates
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Created 2026-03-08Updated 2026-04-14Summarized 2026-04-16
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