Lightcap/agent-runtime-telemetry-small
Agent Runtime Telemetry Small Curated by Faruk Alpay. Agent Runtime Telemetry Small is a compact tabular export of MCP-style agent execution telemetry. It is designed for dataset viewer inspection, lightweight agent observability experiments, tool-call reliability analysis, workflow trace summaries, and audit-trail research. The dataset is intentionally small and row-oriented. Each table is stored as Parquet so the Hugging Face Dataset Viewer can display clean columns without… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Lightcap/agent-runtime-telemetry-small.
Agent Runtime Telemetry Small
Curated by Faruk Alpay.
Agent Runtime Telemetry Small is a compact tabular export of MCP-style agent execution telemetry. It is designed for dataset viewer inspection, lightweight agent observability experiments, tool-call reliability analysis, workflow trace summaries, and audit-trail research.
The dataset is intentionally small and row-oriented. Each table is stored as Parquet so the Hugging Face Dataset Viewer can display clean columns without requiring a SQLite client.
What It Contains
Privacy Boundary
This export does not upload the original SQLite databases and does not include raw nested payload_json bodies. Large JSON fields are represented with inspectable columns such as key lists, byte lengths, selected scalar status fields, and SHA-256 digests. Absolute local paths are reduced to path scope and file name columns.
Suggested Uses
- compare agent tool success/error rates across runtime traces
- inspect workflow latency and stage transitions
- prototype LLM agent observability dashboards
- analyze audit request/result volume without parsing full JSON logs
- benchmark small-data telemetry pipelines that expect clean tabular inputs
Loading Example
from datasets import load_dataset
ops = load_dataset("Lightcap/agent-runtime-telemetry-small", "operations")
print(ops["train"][0])
summary = load_dataset("Lightcap/agent-runtime-telemetry-small", "tool_summary")
print(summary["train"].to_pandas().sort_values("operation_count", ascending=False).head())Source
The rows were exported from local runtime SQLite stores into sanitized Parquet tables:
operation_state.sqlite3artifact_store.sqlite3audit_store.sqlite3
The export focuses on the operational shape of agent runtimes rather than application-specific content.
