3 posts tagged with "langfuse"

Running AI agents in a real codebase means solving three intertwined problems at once: planning and quality gates (so agents don't drift), observability (so you know what's working), and orchestration (so multiple agents divide work without clobbering each other). In nomadically.work — a remote EU job board with an AI classification and skill-extraction pipeline — these problems are solved by three complementary systems: BMAD v6, Langfuse, and Claude Code Agent Teams. This article explains how each works and how they compose.

A comprehensive guide to implementing Langfuse features for production-ready AI applications, covering prompt management, tracing, evaluation, and observability.

Overview​

This guide covers:

• Prompt management with caching and versioning
• Distributed tracing with OpenTelemetry
• User feedback and scoring
• Usage tracking and analytics
• A/B testing and experimentation

This article documents an evaluation harness for a Remote EU job classifier—but the real focus is AI observability: how to design traces, spans, metadata, scoring, and run-level grouping so you can debug, compare, and govern LLM behavior over time.